🎬 Generate long-form SEO/GEO blog posts with Siah, WordPress CMS and Google Indexing API
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Description
Complete SEO/GEO Blog Generation Pipeline: Research → Write 4000+ Words → Add Images → Publish (Wordpress + Other CMS) → Index on Google
How it works
This workflow runs two parallel flows that together create a fully hands-off SEO content pipeline, from topic selection to Google indexing.
(Each blog typically takes around ~15 minutes to generate.
The system runs multiple deep processing steps to ensure high-quality, human-like output instead of fast but low-quality AI content. It’s designed to reflect a production-grade SEO system, combining structured reasoning, multi-step validation, and quality control to match modern Google standards like E-E-A-T.)
Flow 1 — Daily Scheduled Generation:
- Runs automatically every day on a schedule
- Fetches AI-suggested blog topics based on your website’s niche and existing content
- Picks the best topic and sends it to the Siah AI Engine (18 specialized agents)
- Generates a 4000+ word, SEO-optimized article with keyword research, E-E-A-T compliance, AI images, internal links, slug, and metadata
- Publishes the finished post directly to your CMS
(This approach focuses on depth, structure, and quality (not just text generation), making it one of the most complete blog automation systems currently aligned with modern SEO and Google ranking expectations.)
Flow 2 — Webhook-Triggered Google Indexing:
- Fires automatically the moment a blog is published
- Submits the new URL to the Google Indexing API instantly
- No waiting for Googlebot to crawl, your post enters the index immediately
Set up steps
Setup takes under 5 minutes:
- Create a free account at seosiah.com and grab your API token from the dashboard
- Paste your token into the HTTP Request nodes (clearly labeled inside the workflow)
- In the “Add your website URL” node, enter your site URL
- Set your preferred publish time in the Schedule Trigger
- Activate — the workflow runs fully on its own from here
🔗 Nodes Used
HTTP Request, Webhook, Schedule Trigger
📥 Import
Download workflow.json and import into n8n:
Workflow menu → Import from File