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Getting Started

Set up your blog and publish your first post in minutes. Postlyo handles the technical complexity so you can focus on writing.

Welcome to Postlyo

Postlyo is built on one principle: you write, we handle the rest. While other platforms require plugins, manual optimization, and technical tweaking, Postlyo automates the tedious work that keeps your content from ranking and loading fast.

Write first, optimize automatically

Start writing immediately. As you type, Postlyo generates SEO metadata, optimizes images, creates internal links, and builds your sitemap. No plugins needed—it's all built in.

What Postlyo Handles for You

These features work automatically. You don't need to configure anything—they're ready from day one.

Auto SEO Metadata

Meta titles, descriptions, and Open Graph tags generated from your content.

Auto Image Optimization

Images automatically optimized and served via global CDN.

Auto Sitemap Updates

XML sitemap regenerated and Google notified when you publish.

Auto Internal Linking

Related posts linked automatically in your content for SEO boost.

Auto Tag Extraction

Relevant tags extracted from your content. Review and keep or edit.

Auto Google Indexing

New posts submitted to Google for faster discovery in search results.

All automatic, all optional

Every auto-generated field can be overridden. Postlyo gives you smart defaults, but you're always in control.

Quick Setup Checklist

Your First Steps

Step 1: Configure Your Site

Your site name and description appear in browser tabs, search results, and social shares. Postlyo uses these to generate default meta tags across your entire blog.

1

Go to Settings → General

From the dashboard sidebar, click Settings, then select General.

2

Enter your site details

Fill in Site Name and Site Description. Keep the description concise for optimal display in search results.

3

Set your timezone

Your timezone affects scheduled posts and analytics reports. Select your local timezone.

4

Save your changes

Click Save Settings.

Auto-generated defaults

Once saved, your site name and description become the default meta title and description for pages without custom SEO. Each post can override these with its own values.

Step 2: Create Your First Post

Here's where Postlyo shines. Start writing, and watch as SEO fields, tags, and descriptions populate automatically.

1

Click 'Create Post'

From the sidebar, go to Posts and click Create Post.

2

Write your title

Type your title. Postlyo automatically generates the URL slug, meta title, and Open Graph title from this.

3

Write your content

Use the rich editor to write. As you type, Postlyo extracts keywords for tags, generates a short description, and creates a meta description.

4

Add a featured image

Upload any image—Postlyo automatically optimizes it for fast loading and social sharing.

5

Review and publish

Check the auto-generated fields. Edit any you want to customize. Then click Publish or Save as Draft.

What happens on publish

When you publish, Postlyo automatically: updates your sitemap, notifies Google for faster indexing (if configured), links related posts together, and optimizes for rich search results.

Step 3: Customize Your Branding

Your logo and favicon make your blog recognizable. Upload once—Postlyo optimizes them automatically.

1

Go to Settings → Branding

Navigate to the Branding settings page.

2

Upload your logo

Upload any image. Postlyo optimizes it automatically for crisp display. SVG files are preserved as-is for crisp scaling.

3

Upload your favicon

The favicon appears in browser tabs. Upload a square image—Postlyo optimizes it to 64×64 pixels.

Auto-save on upload

Logo and favicon changes save automatically when you upload. No save button needed!

Dashboard Tour

Your dashboard is organized for efficiency. Here's where to find everything:

Overview

Stats, recent posts, and quick actions. Your command center.

Analytics

Traffic, pageviews, and search performance from Google Analytics.

Posts

Create, edit, schedule, and manage all your blog posts.

Comments

Moderate reader comments. Approve, reply, or delete.

Categories

Organize posts by topic. Categories appear in navigation.

Media

All your images in one place. Filter by type.

Team

Invite collaborators. Assign Owner, Editor, or Author roles.

Settings

Site config, branding, SEO, analytics, ads, and WordPress import.

What's Next?