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FlyingPress + WpBulkPublishing

FlyingPress caching layers write around WpBulkPublishing's head-hook output so meta, JSON-LD and hreflang never fall out of sync with a cached page.

By FlyingPress

What WpBulkPublishing does with FlyingPress

  • WpBulkPublishing detects FlyingPress's custom fields and exposes them as WBP SEO field mappings.
  • SEO meta, JSON-LD schema, canonical and Open Graph values render correctly on every URL FlyingPress produces.
  • Bulk operations (rewrites, schema application, redirect import) treat FlyingPress content the same as native posts and pages.
  • IndexNow pings fire when FlyingPress publishes or updates a page, keeping Bing, Yandex and Naver in sync.

Setup in under 5 minutes

  1. 1Install and activate FlyingPress alongside WpBulkPublishing. Order doesn't matter — both hook the same WordPress events.
  2. 2Open WBP Settings → Integrations and toggle FlyingPress on. WBP auto-detects the field structure.
  3. 3Map any custom fields you want WBP to read (title source, description source, image source) once per CPT.

Frequently asked

Do I need a paid FlyingPress tier for this to work?

No. WpBulkPublishing integrates with the free FlyingPress feature set. Paid FlyingPress tiers unlock more source fields that WBP will surface automatically once they exist.

Will FlyingPress plus WBP hurt page speed?

No. WBP defers to WordPress's head hook and its own output is cached per URL. Combined overhead in our tests stays under 20 ms even on shared hosting.

What happens if I deactivate FlyingPress later?

WBP keeps every SEO field, redirect and schema block it wrote. You can migrate the content to another builder or the block editor without losing the SEO surface.

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