Kajabi integration
Edward AI SEOon Kajabi.
Edward writes each finished article straight to your Kajabi blog — a real post, at a real Kajabi address, with its own title, description, tags and cover image.
Connect by signing in to Kajabi. No keys to copy, and Edward only asks for your blog.
Made for course creators.
Real Kajabi posts.
Not an embed or a widget — each article is a native post on your Kajabi blog, at your own domain, so search engines read it like any other page.
Sign in, that's it.
No API keys to find or paste. You approve Edward on Kajabi's own screen, and you can remove it there any time.
Only your blog.
Edward asks to read your Kajabi data, write blog posts and publish them. Your contacts, payments and theme stay off limits.
Why Kajabi + Edward
Your Kajabi site already sells your courses. Edward keeps its blog working — writing the articles that bring people in, and publishing them where your offers already are.
How it works
Connect in three steps.
01
Sign up for Edward.
Add your site and choose the topics you want to rank for.
02
Connect Kajabi.
Sign in to Kajabi and approve Edward. Pick which Kajabi site to publish to if you have more than one.
03
Edward publishes.
Finished articles land on your blog on your schedule — live, or as drafts for you to read first.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- How does Edward connect to Kajabi?
- You sign in to Kajabi and approve Edward on Kajabi's own permission screen. There is no API key to create or paste, and you can remove Edward at any time from Settings → Integrations & Webhooks → AI Assistants.
- What can Edward see in my Kajabi account?
- Three things: reading your Kajabi data, creating and editing blog posts, and publishing them. Kajabi lets you grant each one separately, and Edward asks for nothing else — not your contacts, not your payments, not your theme.
- Do posts go live automatically?
- Your choice. Publish live on your schedule, or have each post arrive as a draft in Kajabi so you can read it before it goes out.
- What if I edit a post in Kajabi afterwards?
- It stays yours. Edward writes each post once — publishing again from Edward never overwrites what you changed.
