SimpleTOC + WpBulkPublishing

SimpleTOC block outlines feed WBP's article `hasPart` schema.

By SimpleTOC

What WpBulkPublishing does with SimpleTOC

Reads SimpleTOC content in-place — no re-write, no shortcode wrapper — so titles, headings, and body copy stay indexable.
Auto-detects primary heading, first paragraph, and hero image to seed title tag, meta description, and og:image defaults.
Injects Article, Product, FAQ, HowTo, Course, Event, or LocalBusiness schema based on the table of contents block detected.
Ships breadcrumbs, canonical, hreflang, and internal links straight into the SimpleTOC render pipeline.
Bulk-edits SimpleTOC pages from a single grid — title, description, focus keyword, schema, redirect — no page-by-page opens.

1Install SimpleTOC and WpBulkPublishing on the same WordPress site.
2Open WBP → Compatibility and switch the SimpleTOC adapter on.
3Run "Analyze site" — WBP scans existing SimpleTOC content and drafts titles, descriptions, and schema.
4Publish in bulk from the WBP grid or approve one row at a time.

Does WpBulkPublishing replace the SEO controls in SimpleTOC?

No — WBP layers on top. If SimpleTOC exposes its own SEO fields, WBP reads them, keeps them, and only fills the gaps SimpleTOC does not cover.

Will installing WBP break my existing SimpleTOC pages?

No content is rewritten. WBP writes to head tags, schema JSON-LD, and redirects — the SimpleTOC markup on the page is untouched.

Do I need to re-run the SimpleTOC builder cache after WBP publishes?

No. WBP writes at the WordPress head hook, so SimpleTOC's cached HTML body stays valid and no rebuild is needed.

Grab WpBulkPublishing — the compatibility layer is included, no extra add-on.