When Yoast SEO is your active SEO plugin, SynaPost writes directly into Yoast’s own fields – so Yoast’s snippet preview, analysis, and sitemap all reflect what SynaPost generated, exactly as if you’d typed it in yourself.
What gets written
- Focus keyphrase – set to the topic’s primary keyword.
- SEO title – the AI-generated meta title.
- Meta description – the AI-generated meta description.
The article’s URL slug and featured image alt text are also set directly on the post itself, which Yoast reads the same way it would for any manually-written post.
Connecting it
Install and activate Yoast SEO as you normally would. Under Settings → Content & SEO, leave SEO Plugin on Auto-detect and SynaPost will find it automatically – no extra configuration needed on SynaPost’s side.
What still works normally
Because SynaPost writes into Yoast’s real fields rather than replacing Yoast, everything you’d expect keeps working: Yoast’s own readability and SEO analysis, its snippet preview, its sitemap generation, and any other Yoast feature you already rely on.