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Monitor WordPress content health weekly with Telegram and Slack alerts

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Created by: Nick Creighton || aiautomationblueprint
Nick Creighton

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Automatically monitor the health of your WordPress content every week. This workflow scans your published posts and identifies three common content issues that hurt SEO performance:

What it detects:

  • Stale content — posts that haven't been updated in 180+ days (search engines favor freshness)
  • Thin content — posts with fewer than 300 words (thin pages rank poorly)
  • Missing images — posts without images in the opening section (reduces engagement and CTR)

How it works:

  1. Runs every Monday at 7 AM UTC via schedule trigger
  2. Fetches published posts from the WordPress REST API (public endpoint — no auth needed for most sites)
  3. Analyzes each post against configurable freshness, word count, and image thresholds
  4. Calculates an overall health score percentage
  5. If issues are found, sends a formatted report via Telegram and/or Slack
  6. If all content is healthy, the workflow ends silently (no spam alerts)

Output report includes:

  • Total posts scanned
  • Stale content list (sorted by most outdated)
  • Thin content list (with word counts)
  • Missing image list
  • Overall health score percentage

Setup time: Under 5 minutes. Just enter your WordPress URL and connect a Telegram bot or Slack webhook.

Thresholds are fully customizable — change the stale days, minimum word count, or number of posts to scan in the configuration nodes.