Go to the 'Settings' section and click on 'Add New Channel'. Then click on 'Use Kudani Connect Plugin'.

Enter the name you want to give to this channel. This is the name that will be used throughout the app so make it recognizable. Next, add the login details for your WordPress blog you want to connect. The font and background colors are the ones used in the Editorial calendar. Once you are done, click on the 'Next' button. A new popup will come up prompting you to install the Kudani Connect plugin.

TIP: When naming your channel while the channel icon is visible for quick reference you might want to include the channel type in the name. For example, Mindrig Twitter, Mindrig WordPress, etc.

Once you see the popup, click on 'Install Now' button in the bottom right corner. This will install the plugin on your blog. IMPORTANT: Do not close the popup as there is a second plugin that is required.

You are then taken to the backend of your blog. Here you should see the confirmation that the plugin was successfully installed. Activate the plugin now.

Now that the plugin has been installed and the popup window is still open, go back to the 'Settings' section in KudaniCloud. Your channel should be labeled as 'Not Connected'. Open it by clicking on the green icon under the 'Actions' column and click 'Save'.

Within a few seconds the channel status should change to 'Connected'. Now you can close the windows that were previously left open. You are now ready to start posting articles to your blog.