How To Export Google Docs to WordPress Automatically with Doc Press?

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If you're a blogger, then you know the importance of backups. And if you're like most bloggers, then you probably use Google Docs to store your post drafts. 

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But what do you do if you want to move your drafts from Google Docs to WordPress? 

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Or, you could use a tool called DocPress which can automatically export your Google Docs drafts to WordPress.

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1. Sign up for a Google account if you don't already have one.

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2. Install the DocPress plugin for WordPress.

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3. Create a new Google spreadsheet and give it a name.

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4. In the first row of the spreadsheet, type in the following titles: "Title", "Author", "Date" and "Category".

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5. In the remaining rows of the spreadsheet, type in your content.

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6. Click on the Publish button in the top toolbar of the spreadsheet to publish it as a web page.

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7. Copy the URL of the published web page.

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8. In WordPress, go to Settings > DocPress and paste the URL of the published web page into the Google Docs URL field.

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9. Click on the Save Changes button.

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10. Close the Settings page and test that your content has been imported correctly by visiting your website's home page."

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