Weesho Lapara Blog Bot is an internal content tool operated by Weesho Lapara, a technical documentation and content studio. It helps us plan and research articles for the Weesho Lapara blog at weesholapara.com.

The Weesho Lapara Blog Bot is not a public product. It isn’t offered to customers, and nobody outside Weesho Lapara signs in to it or connects their own Google account.

What the Weesho Lapara Blog Bot does

When we propose a topic for a blog post, the Blog Bot checks whether people actually search for it and whether it overlaps with articles we’ve already published. It then helps us research, draft, and review the article before a human editor decides whether to publish it.

Why it connects to Google

The Weesho Lapara Blog Bot uses two Google APIs, authorised only with Weesho Lapara’s own Google account:

  • Google Ads API (Keyword Planner): to look up estimated monthly search volume and related search terms for proposed blog topics. It reads keyword planning data only. It does not create, change, or manage advertising campaigns.
  • Google Search Console API (read-only): to see how weesholapara.com already performs in Google Search, including which search queries show our pages and their average position. This helps us avoid publishing articles that compete with our existing pages, and to check whether published articles are found in search.

The Weesho Lapara Blog Bot accesses only aggregated keyword planning data and read-only search performance data for weesholapara.com. It doesn’t access email, contacts, files, or any other Google account data, and it doesn’t create or change anything in Google Ads or Search Console. Weesho Lapara Blog Bot’s use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

How it works

  1. We send the Weesho Lapara Blog Bot a proposed blog topic.
  2. It looks up search demand for the topic using Google Keyword Planner data.
  3. It checks Google Search Console data for weesholapara.com to see whether an existing article already covers the same searches.
  4. It helps us research, draft, and review the article.
  5. A human editor decides whether to publish.

Privacy

Read our privacy policy for details on what data the Weesho Lapara Blog Bot accesses, how it’s used and stored, and how to contact us.

Contact

Questions about the Weesho Lapara Blog Bot: support@weesholapara.com