One n8n node replaces your 50-node WordPress workflow.

Setup in three steps

1. 1

   Get your API key

   Sign up at notipo.com and copy your API key. Add it as an n8n environment variable named NOTIPO_API_KEY.
2. 2

   Add an HTTP Request node

   In your workflow, add an HTTP Request node and configure it as shown below. Map your incoming JSON fields (title, body, category, etc.) to the request body.
3. 3

   Activate the workflow

   The workflow now publishes to WordPress on whatever trigger you wire up — RSS feed, schedule, webhook from a CMS, AI agent output, or a manual click. Notipo returns the live WordPress URL in the response.

The config

Drop this in. Replace your-api-key with the key from your Notipo dashboard.

# n8n HTTP Request node configurationURL:           https://notipo.com/api/posts/directMethod:        POSTAuthentication: Header Auth  Name:        x-api-key  Value:       {{ $env.NOTIPO_API_KEY }}Body:          JSON{  "title":      "{{ $json.title }}",  "body":       "{{ $json.body }}",  "category":   "{{ $json.category }}",  "seoKeyword": "{{ $json.seoKeyword }}",  "publish":    true}# That's it. Notipo handles the rest:#   markdown → Gutenberg, image upload, featured image,#   SEO metadata via Rank Math, publish.

What your agent can do

• Replace 50-node Notion-to-WordPress workflows with a single HTTP node
• Publish from any n8n trigger — schedule, webhook, RSS, AI agent
• Use n8n's HTTP retries / queue for reliable async publishing
• Get the live WordPress URL back in the same node response
• Combine with n8n's AI nodes to draft posts before publishing