Campaigns and scheduling Professional+

Campaigns generate many pages or posts over time. Writrex processes one item per scheduled run so your server isn't overloaded.

Create a campaign

Open Writrex → Pages Automator (or Blog Automator) and switch to the Schedule & Campaigns tab.

Under New Campaign, add Keywords & Areas rows. Each row can also carry an image keyword and an AI image prompt.
To add many at once, click Bulk Import and paste one row per line: keyword, area, image keyword, AI image prompt.
Choose a Generation Frequency: every 5 minutes, hourly, twice daily, once daily or once weekly.
Optionally set a Start Time. Leave it blank to start processing immediately.
Choose a brand profile, template, tone and publish workflow — each generated item is saved as draft, pending or published.
Save the campaign.

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Manage campaigns

Open Pages Campaign or Blog Campaign to see every campaign with its progress, next run and per-item status. From there you can run an item now, force-run a schedule or delete a campaign. The Dashboard shows an overview of page and blog campaigns.

Pacing

By default Writrex generates one item each time the schedule fires. Combined with Vary campaign page angles and the overlap guard, this keeps scaled pages distinct.

Reliable scheduling with a server cron

WordPress's built-in scheduler (WP-Cron) only runs when someone visits your site. On low-traffic sites, replace it with a real cron job that calls wp-cron.php:

*/5 * * * * wget -q -O - https://yoursite.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron > /dev/null 2>&1

Add it in your server's crontab or in cPanel → Cron Jobs, replacing yoursite.com with your domain. The Blog Automator's Cron Status panel and the Dashboard's System Health show whether the hook is registered and when the next run is due.

Last updated: 19 September 2026