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Want to publish SEO articles to your Dorik site automatically? Sorank writes optimized posts and pushes them out through a webhook and an automation tool such as Make.com or n8n, so your blog grows on autopilot.

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How the Dorik connection works

Sorank has no native Dorik connector. Dorik exposes a public API and CMS, but blog publishing access depends on your plan and how your CMS collection is set up. Instead of maintaining a plugin, Sorank sends each finished article to your automation tool, Make.com or the open-source n8n, which calls Dorik to create the post.
  • Sorank generates the article: title, body, images, internal links, FAQ.
  • A webhook fires as soon as the article is ready.
  • Make.com or n8n sends it to your Dorik CMS through the public API.
Honest note: the exact endpoint depends on your Dorik configuration and CMS collection setup. If the API path does not fit your plan, fall back to the self-hosted blog described below.

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Step 1: Open the Integrations page in Sorank

In the left menu, open Settings, then Publishing platforms. Select Webhook.

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Step 2: Build the scenario in Make.com or n8n

  1. In Make.com or n8n, create a scenario that starts with a Webhook trigger and paste the Sorank URL.
  2. Add an HTTP request module. Dorik has no dedicated app, so use the generic HTTP module both tools provide.
  3. Target the Dorik public API for your CMS collection, with your API key for authentication.
  4. Map the Sorank fields to your Dorik CMS fields and switch the scenario on.
Reference: Dorik, public API.

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Step 3: Publish an article

Open any article in Sorank, click Publish and confirm. The webhook fires, your scenario creates the entry, and the post appears on your Dorik site with its images, links and FAQ.

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Prefer zero setup?

If you would rather skip the automation step, Sorank can host your blog on your own subdomain, with no code. Your articles publish in one click and the SEO value stays on your domain.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Sorank have a native Dorik integration? Not yet. Dorik connects through Make.com or n8n and its public API, and the exact route depends on your plan and CMS setup. Can I use n8n instead of Make.com? Yes. Any tool that catches a webhook and sends an HTTP request works, including n8n, Make.com or Zapier. What if the API does not fit my plan? Let Sorank host your blog on your own subdomain. The setup is faster and the SEO value stays on your domain.