AiM Blog Engine

AiM Blog Engine (part of AI Marketing Automations) writes SEO-focused blog posts for real-estate professionals. This plugin connects your WordPress site to your AiM account and brings those posts in as drafts you review before publishing. Why a plugin? The plugin connects outbound from your site to AiM, so it works even when your site blocks inbound REST requests — for example when it's behind Cloudflare or a firewall, or on hosts where Application Passwords aren't available. You do not need a WordPress Application Password to use it. How it works

1. In your AiM account, open Brand System → Connections → WordPress and copy your Connect Code.
2. Install and activate this plugin, go to Settings → AiM Blog Engine, and paste the code.
3. That's it. New posts arrive automatically as drafts on a schedule; review and publish when you're ready.

Posts always arrive as drafts — nothing is published to your live site automatically.

0.1.6

• New: posts now arrive within seconds instead of waiting for the next scheduled check. AiM tells your site when something is ready, so delivery no longer depends on your site getting a visitor to trigger WordPress's scheduler.
• Fixed: the 15-minute check is re-scheduled on every load, so it can no longer be lost for good if something clears WordPress's scheduled tasks.
• Added: a warning on the settings screen when WordPress's scheduler has stopped running.

0.1.5

• Packaging and metadata updates for the WordPress.org Plugin Directory.

0.1.4

• Report plugin + WordPress version on each sync so connection health shows in AiM.

0.1.3

• Beta channel: update notices in wp-admin for sites installed outside the WordPress.org directory.

0.1.2

• Assign imported posts to a valid author so publishing works reliably from the background sync.
• Report the reason back to AiM when a post can't be created, and retry on the next sync.

0.1.1

• Add a Connect/Settings shortcut on the Plugins screen that opens the settings page.

0.1.0

• Initial release: connect with a Connect Code, pull queued posts as drafts, sideload featured images.