Look inside before you install anything

Custom 3rd-party AI providers

Three slots that take any OpenAI-compatible endpoint — a self-hosted model, an aggregator like OpenRouter, or a provider that launched last week. Each slot carries its own text model and its own image model, and appears in every dropdown on the Model Per Task screen.

Model Per Task

Each task uses the API key of its selected provider. A custom provider set up on the previous screen appears in these dropdowns too, with the model IDs you listed for it.

Verify All API Keys & Models

Sends a tiny test request to each configured task — keyword generation, compare builder, content writing — and confirms the key and the model actually work together. Run this after changing any key or model.

AI API Calls — last 24 hours

Counts every live AI request in the last 24 hours across all tasks. The log holds the 100 most recent calls, so on a busy site it can sit near 100 — use Clear Log to reset it.

Test Keyword AI

Paste a post title and see the search keyword the AI would derive from it — the keyword the popup, floating widget and ticker use to pick which product to show on that page.

Test AI Image Generation

Generates one image with the current image provider so you can see the style before a hundred articles carry it. The built-in provider is free and needs no key.

Content Generation & Cost — last 30 days

Affiliate Disclosure

The line the FTC requires, placed where it requires it: above the first affiliate link, not buried in a footer. Switch it on once and every post that contains a product gets it automatically — including posts written before you turned it on.

Colour Settings

Four colours cover every element the plugin draws. Leave them empty and it reads your theme's own accent colour instead, which is what most sites want.

Related Articles Box

A two-column card with a thumbnail and title for each linked article, matched by category and tag. It is added when the page is displayed rather than written into the post, so it applies to every article you have already published, and switching it off removes it everywhere instantly with nothing to clean up.

Where it goes: immediately before a top-level heading, never inside a table, list, product box or FAQ block — the insertion point is checked to be at the top level of the article first. How many depends on length: nothing under 700 words, then one box per 1000 words up to a maximum of two. Each box holds up to two articles.

Title Display

Floating Widget

Exclude URLs (sitewide popup & float)

Scrolling Ticker Bar

[aap_compare]

Comparison table — side-by-side. The default (no custom_fields) shows only image, title and button. Add custom rows or enable prime/price to expand it.

[aap_bestsellers]

A list of products matching a keyword or an Amazon category, refreshed on a schedule so it never goes stale.

[aap_link]

A plain text link with your tag, your nofollow setting and click tracking attached. This is what the Growth Tools converter rewrites old hand-typed Amazon links into.

[aap_ticker]

The scrolling bar, on one specific page rather than sitewide.

[aap_float]

The sticky rail, on one page, overriding the sitewide product.

[aap_popup]

The exit-intent card, on one page, with its own product.

[aap_tracking]

Visitor tracking — GA-style article analytics. An invisible marker that records real visitors on any page it appears on: total views plus traffic source (Google, Bing, Yahoo, other search engines, AI assistants, social, referral or direct).

Select one or more existing posts to update. New AI content replaces the current post content based on the settings below.

Auto refresh

Automatically rewrites posts that have not been updated in over six months, one by one, on a schedule — it keeps running even when this page and your browser are closed. Each refresh uses your normal generation defaults, and the post URL never changes.

3 post(s) in queue · next run in 6 hours

Bulk writing

Upload a CSV and schedule articles to publish across a time window, which avoids the footprint of a hundred posts appearing at 3am on a Tuesday. Scheduling writes every article NOW and saves each as a scheduled post that auto-publishes at its assigned date and time — just like a manually scheduled post.

Writing setup

The defaults every generation starts from. Set these once and the Write tab stays a two-field form forever.

Site profile

Optional. Describe your site so the AI understands your niche, audience and style. This is prepended to every content prompt — the AI writes with your site's voice and context in mind.

Live Traffic

Who is on the site right now, what they are reading, and where they came from. Refreshes on its own.

Top Clicked Amazon Products

Which products readers actually click, and from which article. The second column is the one worth acting on: a product that earns clicks in one post is a product that deserves a post of its own.

Suggestions

The plugin reading its own analytics and saying what it would do. Each row is a specific article and a specific action, not general advice.

Visitor Analytics

🌍 Where your visitors come from — click a country to see only its readers and the articles they read

Visitor Graphs

AI Insights

One AI call reads the traffic table, the click table and your Search Console rows together, and writes what it sees. It runs when you ask it to, not on a schedule, so it costs a fraction of a cent when you want it and nothing when you do not.