Launchmind Blog

Display AI-powered Launchmind blog content on your WordPress site.

Testing

For WordPress.org Reviewers:

A demo API key is available for testing purposes:

lm_test_demo1234567890

This key provides access to 6 sample blog articles for testing the plugin functionality.

Test the connection:

1. Install and activate the plugin
2. Go to Launchmind in the WordPress admin sidebar
3. Click the Settings tab
4. Enter the demo API key: lm_test_demo1234567890
5. Click Save Settings
6. Click Test Connection – should show “Connection successful”
7. Go to the Articles tab to see 6 sample posts
8. Add the Gutenberg block (Launchmind Blog) or use shortcode [launchmind_blog] on any page

Sample articles included:

• 10 Tips to Boost Your E-commerce Conversion Rate
• The Ultimate Guide to SEO for Online Stores
• How to Create a Winning Product Description
• Email Marketing Strategies That Actually Work
• Social Media Marketing for Small Businesses
• Customer Retention: How to Keep Customers Coming Back

Getting your own API key:

Sign up at launchmind.io to get your personal API key for production use.

Privacy Policy

This plugin connects to external Launchmind.io servers to fetch blog content. By using this plugin, you agree to Launchmind’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Data transmitted:
* Your Launchmind API key (for authentication)
* Content requests (post slugs, language preferences)
* A daily status report: plugin, WordPress and PHP version, article count, rendering mode, and (since 6.0) whether Werken bij is active and how many positions are open

Data NOT transmitted:
* Personal data of your WordPress site visitors
* WordPress user information
* Any other site data

All API communication uses HTTPS encryption.

Deactivating and uninstalling:
Your content is yours and stays in your own database. Deactivating or uninstalling the plugin never deletes articles, their images, the blog page, the careers page, the stories from your people or the position pages. Uninstalling only removes the plugin’s own settings, scheduled tasks and caches.

• The careers page is regular page content and keeps rendering in your theme without the plugin. Links to the position pages and to stories need the plugin, because those pages use the plugin’s post types.
• On deactivation, open positions are set to draft (marked as closed by Launchmind, so reactivating publishes them again) and the list of positions on the careers page is replaced once by a link to your own application page.
• JobPosting structured data is added by the plugin while it is active. Without the plugin there is no JobPosting data.
• The same goes for the structured data on your service pages: the pages themselves stay as they are (including service pages placed with “Put on my site”), only the extra data stops.