Step-by-step instructions for every feature in your workspace.
Opens a printable version — choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog.
New here? Follow this sequence and your first batch of pages will be live in about 10 minutes.
All workspace activity, recent campaigns and quick stats in one place.
Connect WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify and PrestaShop sites.
Describe your business and get a full multi-page site design generated by AI.
Bulk-generate and publish pages by combining a Keyword Group with Locations + Business Info.
Every generated page in one place — search, filter and bulk actions.
Build, AI-generate or scan templates and add variables in one click.
Import community templates in Elementor, Shopify or HTML/CSS format.
Remote-manage connected WordPress sites (v1.3.5+ connector plugin).
Manage CSV data for variables and use AI to fill the gaps.
Extract keywords from templates or websites — no global auto-generation.
Reusable bundle of template + language + terms + variables — the entry point for Campaigns.
Legacy generator — most flows now start from Keyword Groups → Campaign.
A master library of variable terms (city, service, niche, etc.).
Country → Region → City hierarchy with server-side search and bulk city loader.
Discover, scan and SEO-optimize all pages and products on a connected site.
Multi-pass AI Fix loop that raises every factor to 80+ without regressing scores.
Map template variables to CSV columns or CMS fields.
Overview of pages, traffic and conversions.
Per-page SEO score, load time and core web vitals.
Schedule and plan future publishes.
Site-wide SEO health check — duplicate content, missing meta, broken links.
Submit generated pages directly to Google.
Share your referral link and earn commission.
Invite users with a tracked link and earn reward credits when they join.
Plan upgrades, invoices and payment methods.
Profile, language, theme and notifications.
Invite team members and manage roles (Pro/Agency only).
What connects with what — and how each connection is used across the app.
Used for: Publish generated pages, sync content, remote-manage the site
How to connect: Install the 3x Visibility connector plugin, then add the site with an Application Password.
Used for: Publish product & category landing pages on a WordPress store
How to connect: Connect the WordPress site first; WooCommerce is detected automatically.
Used for: Sync products, bulk SEO, publish pages to your store
How to connect: Use the one-click Shopify OAuth flow (Connect Shopify) — no manual keys needed.
Used for: Publish pages and product content to a PrestaShop store
How to connect: Add the site URL and API key under Websites → Add.
Used for: Submit generated pages to Google for faster indexing
How to connect: Connect a Google service account, then submit pages from the Indexing page.
Used for: Generate designs, copy, images, keywords and fill missing data
How to connect: Built in — no API key required. Light tasks use the cheapest model to save credits.
Used for: Plan upgrades, invoices and payment methods
How to connect: Managed for you — upgrade from Billing and use the portal for invoices.
Full walkthroughs for connecting WordPress, Shopify and Google Search Console — input fields, permissions and how to test the connection.
Publish and sync pages to your own WordPress site using a secure Application Password. Works with WordPress 5.6+ over HTTPS.
Connect your Shopify store with a one-click OAuth flow — no manual API keys to copy. Once connected you can sync products, run bulk SEO and publish pages.
Connect Google Search Console to submit generated pages to Google and monitor indexing. Uses a Google service account with access to your verified property.
A complete end-to-end walkthrough: upload a CSV, pick a template, generate a campaign, and publish the pages straight to your WordPress site.
Go to Data (CSV) → Upload CSV, or download a ready-made starter from any template's 'Download CSV' button. Each column becomes a variable (e.g. city, service, phone). The first row is the header; every following row generates one page.
Open Templates → New Template (or reuse a marketplace/AI-built one). Insert your variables as {{city}}, {{service}} etc. in the HTML, headings and meta fields. Preview to confirm the design and that variables resolve.
Go to Campaigns → New Campaign. Name it, choose the type (SEO / SEA / AEO / GEO) and select the template you just prepared.
In the wizard's Data step, select your uploaded CSV. In the Mapping step, match each CSV column to the matching template variable. Unmapped variables fall back to defaults or AI suggestions.
Choose where keywords/terms come from (CSV column, extracted, or AI-generated). Then set the publish target to WordPress and the website you connected earlier.
Click Generate. Watch the progress list — each row shows its status (queued → generating → success/failed) plus whether keywords/terms were regenerated. Failed rows can be retried individually.
With publish mode set to WordPress, generated pages are pushed straight to your connected site (Elementor/critical-CSS fidelity preserved). Or generate first, review, then click Publish per page or in bulk.
Open a published URL on your WordPress site to confirm layout and variables look right. Then use the Indexing page (Google Search Console) to submit the new pages to Google.
You now have a batch of unique, variable-driven pages live on your WordPress site — one per CSV row — ready to be indexed by Google.
Quick answers to the most common questions about connections, CSVs, publishing and account limits.
The most common causes are: wrong URL format (missing https:// or extra www), invalid Application Password, pretty permalinks disabled on WordPress, or an SSL/SNI mismatch. Use the 'Test Connection' button after fixing each one.
Make sure the first row contains column headers and that the column names exactly match the template variables (lowercase_snake_case). Empty columns or extra spaces in headers break auto-mapping.
Check the publish mode in the campaign (Draft vs Live). Draft pages are not pushed to the CMS. Also confirm the website connection still shows a green status in Websites.
401 means the credentials are rejected (regenerate the Application Password or reconnect OAuth). 403 means the connected account lacks permission to create/update pages — use an Editor or Administrator account.
Make sure the 3x Visibility WordPress connector plugin is installed and active. It preserves Elementor layout, container widths and critical CSS. Without it, styling may fall back to default theme styles.
Bulk delete is permanent — there is no undo. Republish is safe because it only updates existing pages. Always read confirmation dialogs before confirming destructive actions.
Light tasks always use Gemini Flash Lite (the cheapest model). Images fall back to Unsplash and translations to LibreTranslate whenever possible.
No. Version pinning saves your copy as a snapshot — marketplace updates do not affect it.
Sidebar → Billing → Upgrade plan. Pro/Agency unlock more templates, credits and team features.
Symptom-based fixes for connection, authorization, CSV and publishing problems.
Test Connection shows a red cross or timeout
Check the URL starts with https:// and matches exactly what the site serves (with or without www). Try opening the URL in a browser first.
WordPress: 'rest_no_route' or 404 on test
Enable pretty permalinks in WordPress: Settings → Permalinks → choose any option except 'Plain' → Save Changes.
Shopify OAuth redirect fails
Confirm the store domain ends in .myshopify.com and is spelled exactly as shown in your Shopify admin.
Google Search Console property list is empty
The service account must have access to a verified property. Add the service-account email in Search Console → Settings → Users and permissions.
401 Unauthorized when testing WordPress
Regenerate the Application Password in WordPress (Users → Profile → Application Passwords). Copy the full password without spaces and paste it again.
403 Forbidden when publishing pages
The connected WordPress user must be Editor or Administrator. Viewer/Author/Contributor accounts cannot create pages through the REST API.
Shopify shows 'insufficient permissions' after OAuth
Reconnect and approve Products and Content scopes on the Shopify approval screen. Only store owners or staff with app-install permission can do this.
Google Search Console returns 403 on submission
Add the service account email as a Full user or Owner on the exact property. Domain-level properties need the service account added at the domain level.
Upload fails with 'Invalid CSV format'
Save the file as UTF-8 CSV with commas or semicolons. Make sure there are no merged cells and that every row has the same number of columns as the header.
Special characters or accents look broken
Re-save the CSV as UTF-8 (in Excel / Google Sheets use File → Download → CSV UTF-8). Then re-upload.
Variables stay unmapped after upload
Header names must match template variables exactly: lowercase, underscores instead of spaces, e.g. service_name not Service Name. Trim leading/trailing spaces.
Spintax variations are not spinning
Separate variations with a pipe (|) inside the same cell, e.g. 'Roofing|Siding|Gutters'. Do not use commas or new lines for variations.
Campaign shows 'Published' but pages are missing on the site
Check publish mode was set to Live, not Draft. Draft pages are saved inside the app and not pushed to the CMS.
Published page layout is broken or styles missing
Install and activate the 3x Visibility WordPress connector plugin. It sends Elementor/container settings and critical-CSS fallback needed for fidelity.
Some rows failed while others succeeded
Open the failed row's log. Common causes: a missing required variable, a special character in the title, or the CMS rejecting duplicate slugs.
Images are missing after publish
Make sure the WordPress media library is writable and the connector plugin is active. Large images may also be blocked by server upload limits.
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Documentation for the 3x Visibility platform: connecting websites, building templates, mapping CSV columns, generating campaigns and publishing pages.
Key facts: the free plan includes 10 pages and 100 AI credits per month, and every paid plan starts with a 7-day trial. A spreadsheet with 200 rows becomes 200 published pages in a single batch. Publishing supports 3 platforms: WordPress, Shopify and WooCommerce (PrestaShop coming soon). Paid plans raise the monthly page allowance, the number of connected sites and the support level. You can cancel at any time.
A page-generation platform for agencies, ecommerce teams and multi-location businesses that need many landing pages — one per city, service or product combination — without writing each page by hand. It combines a template engine, AI content generation and one-click CMS publishing so a campaign that used to take weeks ships in hours.
Upload a spreadsheet or connect your data, tell us which column goes where in a page design built from your own style, then create and publish all your pages in one click. Every page comes with a quality score, links to your other pages and the extra code search engines read, already built in.
Agencies managing many client sites, ecommerce teams with large product catalogs, and multi-location businesses that need one landing page per city, service or store. If you have a spreadsheet of locations or products and need each row to become a page, this is the tool.
SEO earns placement in the classic list of search results. AEO earns placement inside an answer box or AI Overview. GEO earns a named citation inside a generative AI recommendation. Well-structured, genuinely useful content helps all three at once.
Search demand is long-tail: for every broad head term there are hundreds of specific, lower-volume queries — one city plus one service, one product plus one use case. Writing a page for each of those by hand does not scale, but a template filled with genuine, row-specific data does. The discipline is to keep every page meaningfully different: unique facts, unique examples, unique answers. Volume without substance is what gives programmatic SEO a bad name; substance at volume is what makes it work.
Local businesses need one landing page per location, and each page needs the details that make it real: the address, the services offered there, the neighbourhoods covered and the answers customers in that area ask. 3x Visibility imports that location data, maps it into a template built from your own design, and generates a complete, internally linked set of local pages — each scored for SEO quality before it ships.
Generated pages ship with clean heading structure, direct question-and-answer blocks and JSON-LD structured data, which are the signals answer engines and AI systems parse most reliably. Because the pages are published as real HTML on your own domain, their content is fully readable to crawlers that do not execute JavaScript.
Plans start free, with paid tiers that raise the monthly page allowance, the number of connected sites and the level of support. Every plan includes the full generation engine — CSV import, template mapping, AI content and one-click publishing. Billing is monthly or yearly, with no contracts and no commitments; you can cancel at any time from the billing page.
WordPress (via REST API with Application Passwords) and Shopify (via Admin API). More integrations coming soon.
Upload any CSV — the system auto-detects columns. Map each column to a template variable. Each row becomes one page.
Yes. Use Dry Run to generate a preview page before executing the full campaign.
Failed pages are logged with detailed errors. Retry individual pages or the entire batch with one click.
Yes, Pro and Agency plans include API access for programmatic campaign creation.
Yes. No contracts, no commitments. Cancel your subscription at any time.
Every generated page can include JSON-LD structured data automatically. The platform supports LocalBusiness, FAQPage, Product, Service, BreadcrumbList and other schema types depending on the template configuration. This means each page you publish is immediately machine-readable by search engines and AI systems without manual markup work.
Internal linking connects your generated pages to each other and to your existing site content. When a location page links to a related service page, and a service page links back to the category hub, search engines understand the topical relationship between pages. 3x Visibility can automatically insert contextual internal links during generation based on rules you define in your template, strengthening the site architecture without manual effort.
The process follows four steps: first, prepare a structured data source such as a CSV file containing one row per page you need. Second, build a template that defines the page structure, variables and content blocks. Third, map your data columns to template variables so each row fills the template with its own unique information. Fourth, generate and publish the entire batch in one operation. Each page receives its own SEO score before publishing, so you can filter out low-quality outputs before they go live.
3x Visibility publishes directly to WordPress via the REST API with Application Passwords, and to Shopify via the Admin API. WooCommerce publishing is also supported (PrestaShop coming soon). Each integration uses the platform's native content model — posts, pages, products or blog articles — so generated content appears exactly as if it were created manually inside the CMS.
AEO stands for Answer Engine Optimization — the practice of structuring content so that AI-powered answer engines (Google AI Overviews, Bing Copilot, Perplexity, ChatGPT Search) can extract and cite your content directly in their responses. 3x Visibility supports AEO by generating pages with clear question-based headings, concise direct answers in the first sentence of each section, and FAQPage structured data that marks up Q&A pairs in a machine-readable format. Because generated pages are published as static HTML, their full content is accessible to crawlers and AI retrieval systems without requiring JavaScript execution.
GEO stands for Generative Engine Optimization — getting your brand cited by name inside generative AI recommendations. When someone asks an AI assistant "what tool can I use to create hundreds of SEO pages?", GEO determines whether your product is mentioned in the answer. The signals that help are: clear entity definitions (what the product is, who it serves, what category it belongs to), consistent brand terminology across the web, structured data that identifies your product, and authoritative content that AI systems can verify and reference. 3x Visibility generates pages with all these signals built in — Organization schema, SoftwareApplication schema, consistent brand naming, and topical depth that establishes entity authority.
Creating pages manually means writing each one individually in a CMS editor — a process that takes 30 to 60 minutes per page when you include research, writing, formatting, SEO checks and publishing. For a campaign of 200 location pages, that is 100 to 200 hours of work. 3x Visibility reduces this to the time needed to prepare a data file and configure a template — typically under two hours total — then generates and publishes all 200 pages in a single batch. Each page is unique because it is filled with row-specific data: different locations, different services, different facts and different answers.
An Ahrefs analysis of approximately 1.9 billion keywords found that 91.8% of search queries are long-tail, which is why one page per city-plus-service or product-plus-use-case combination outperforms a handful of broad pages.
Peer-reviewed research on Generative Engine Optimization (Aggarwal et al., 2023, arXiv:2311.09735) measured up to a 40% improvement in visibility in generative engine responses when answers include citable sources, statistics and quotations, compared with unattributed text.
A Backlinko clickstream study of Google search results found that only about 0.63% of searchers click a result on the second page, which is why every generated page receives a per-page SEO score before it is published.
