TopicLift Editorial Copilot
Answers questions about your site's traffic, Google Search and Discover data, and suggests what to publish.
What TopicLift Editorial Copilot can do in ChatGPT
Traffic answers and story ideas for publishers.
Traffic Check
See live and past traffic for your site.
Google Discover Results
Review how articles did in Discover, Search and News.
Top And Falling Articles
Find the articles gaining or losing readers.
Search Queries
See grouped queries that bring readers to your site.
What To Publish
Get data-backed themes, titles and angles to cover next.
You stay in control
You approve access, and you can disconnect TopicLift Editorial Copilot at any time.
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What TopicLift Editorial Copilot does in ChatGPT
The TopicLift Editorial Copilot plugin gives publishers a way to ask questions about their TopicLift workspace from ChatGPT. You can check live and past traffic, see which articles are doing best or losing readers, and look at results from Google Search, Google Discover and Google News.
It can compare one period with another and explain what changed and where visitors came from. It also shows grouped search queries, so you can see what people searched for to reach your site without digging through each article one by one to piece the picture together.
On top of the numbers, it suggests editorial opportunities backed by your data. Each suggestion comes with a theme, the figures behind it, how confident it is, and proposed titles or angles. It only reads data and cannot edit articles, WordPress, settings or reports.
Who it is for
- Online publishers and editors
- News sites relying on Google Discover
- Content teams planning stories
How to add TopicLift Editorial Copilot to ChatGPT
- Open the TopicLift Editorial Copilot listing in ChatGPT ↗.
- Click Install plugin.
- Sign in to your TopicLift Editorial Copilot account when asked and approve the access it requests.
- Start a chat and ask for what you need, mentioning TopicLift Editorial Copilot if ChatGPT does not pick it up.
- To stop, disconnect TopicLift Editorial Copilot under apps in your ChatGPT settings.
Questions about TopicLift Editorial Copilot
What is the TopicLift Editorial Copilot ChatGPT plugin?
The TopicLift Editorial Copilot plugin gives publishers a way to ask questions about their TopicLift workspace from ChatGPT. You can check live and past traffic, see which articles are doing best or losing readers, and look at results from Google Search, Google Discover and Google News. It is listed in ChatGPT's plugin marketplace under Data & Analytics.
What can I ask TopicLift Editorial Copilot to do in ChatGPT?
For example: "How did Google Discover perform for my site over the last 28 days?", "Compare my traffic over the last 28 days with the previous period", "Based on recent Search and Discover data, what should I publish next?".
Who makes the TopicLift Editorial Copilot plugin for ChatGPT?
The ChatGPT listing names Simone Rodriguez as the developer. The version listed on 8 October 2026 was 0.2.0.
How do I add TopicLift Editorial Copilot to ChatGPT?
Open the TopicLift Editorial Copilot listing in ChatGPT, click Install plugin, sign in to your TopicLift Editorial Copilot account and approve the access it asks for. Then ask for what you need in a chat, mentioning TopicLift Editorial Copilot if ChatGPT does not pick it up.
Can TopicLift Editorial Copilot change things in my account, or only read?
It reads traffic and Google Search, Discover and News data from your TopicLift workspace. It cannot edit articles, WordPress, settings or reports.
Who is the TopicLift Editorial Copilot plugin for?
Online publishers and editors, news sites relying on Google Discover and content teams planning stories.
Can TopicLift change my articles?
No. The listing says the integration is read-only and cannot edit articles, WordPress, settings or reports.
What do its publishing suggestions include?
Editorial themes, supporting metrics, a confidence level, and proposed titles or angles.
Does TopicLift Editorial Copilot see my ChatGPT chats?
When TopicLift Editorial Copilot is connected, ChatGPT may share the parts of your chats and memories that matter for a request with TopicLift Editorial Copilot. What TopicLift Editorial Copilot does with that data falls under its own terms and privacy policy. ChatGPT keeps your training-data settings, and you can disconnect at any time.
How do I disconnect TopicLift Editorial Copilot from ChatGPT?
Open your ChatGPT settings, go to apps, and disconnect TopicLift Editorial Copilot. You can reconnect later from the listing.
What are alternatives to TopicLift Editorial Copilot in ChatGPT?
Similar plugins in the ChatGPT marketplace include Metorik, Porter Metrics and Tenzo. Each has its own page in this directory.
Privacy and your data
When TopicLift Editorial Copilot is connected, ChatGPT may share the parts of your chats and memories that matter for a request with TopicLift Editorial Copilot. What TopicLift Editorial Copilot then does with that data falls under its own terms and privacy policy, not only OpenAI's. ChatGPT keeps your training-data settings for data that comes from connected apps, and you can disconnect at any time.
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