plugin
SearchFuel Publisher
By Mahmoud Elmaandi
Details
- Mahmoud ElmaandiAuthor
- pluginType
- 2026-02-09Published
- 2026-02-13Updated
- 2026-02-04Added
- CmsCategories
Summary
SearchFuel Publisher for Framer Publish your SEO-optimized blog posts from SearchFuel directly into Framer's CMS.
Description
SearchFuel Publisher for Framer Publish your SEO-optimized blog posts from SearchFuel directly into Framer's CMS. What gets synced • Title, slug, and excerpt • Full article content (auto-converted to HTML) • Featured image • Meta title and meta description • Author, category, and tags • Published date • Content score and article type How to set up Step 1 — Generate your API key Go to app.trysearchfuel.com → Settings → API Keys → click "Generate New Key" → select "Publish Only" permissions → copy the key (it won't be shown again). Step 2 — Connect the plugin Open SearchFuel Publisher in Framer → paste your API key → click "Connect to SearchFuel" → wait for verification. Step 3 — Create your CMS collection In Framer, go to the CMS panel → click "Add Collection" → select "SearchFuel Publisher" as the source. This creates a managed collection with all 14 fields pre-configured. Step 4 — Publish a post In the plugin, enter your Blog Post ID (from your SearchFuel dashboard) → click "Publish & Queue for CMS". You can queue multiple posts before syncing. Step 5 — Sync to CMS Go to CMS panel → click your SearchFuel collection → click the "Sync" button. The plugin fetches your posts from SearchFuel, converts the content to HTML, and creates the CMS items automatically. Features • One-click sync from SearchFuel to Framer CMS • 14 fields mapped automatically • Batch publishing — queue multiple posts, sync them all at once • Markdown automatically converted to HTML for rich text fields • Works in light and dark mode • Secure API key authentication with scoped permissions Support • Website: trysearchfuel.com • Email: support@trysearchfuel.co m
Introduction
SearchFuel Publisher
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Rank history
Daily rank per list, from the first snapshot — lower is better.
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