Publishing Guide

Tenwrite gives you three ways to publish. Each one suits a different workflow. Start with manual export to learn the ropes, then add automation as your needs grow.

Pick specific Google Docs and publish them now — with full control over every setting before you hit send.

Best for:

• Important or one-off articles you want to review carefully before publishing
• Content that needs custom settings (specific categories, a scheduled date, a particular slug)
• Getting started and learning how Tenwrite works

→ Export to WordPress · Export to Blogger

Point Tenwrite at a Google Drive folder. Any Google Doc you place in that folder gets published automatically — no export step needed.

Best for:

• Teams or writers who produce a regular stream of content
• Workflows where the writing happens in Drive and publishing should just happen
• Situations where you want publishing completely out of your way

Tenwrite checks the folder every hour and picks up any new or updated documents.

→ WordPress Drive Automation · Blogger Drive Automation

Each row in a Google Sheet becomes a blog post. Define the title, content, labels, categories, and any other settings right in the spreadsheet.

Best for:

• Bulk content creation (product listings, location pages, etc.)
• Programmatic SEO — generating large numbers of structured posts
• Managing content across multiple sites from one place

Tenwrite processes the sheet every hour and creates or updates posts for each row.

→ WordPress Sheet Automation · Blogger Sheet Automation

Regardless of which publishing method you use, you can define post metadata — title, tags, status, publish date, and more — directly inside your Google Doc using a Frontmatter table. This lets you keep everything in the document and skip the export form entirely.

→ Frontmatter Overview