This article explains what to do when syncing from Search Atlas creates a WordPress draft with the wrong article — a different piece of content than the one you were editing. This can happen when the wrong article is active or selected at the moment you trigger the sync.

## **What to Do**

Because the exact steps to sync an article to WordPress may vary depending on your current Search Atlas interface, the most reliable approach is to:

1. Before initiating any sync, confirm that the article you intend to send to WordPress is the one currently open and active in your Content Genius editor. Visually verify the article title and body content match what you want to publish.
2. Avoid switching between articles or browser tabs between opening the article and triggering the sync action.
3. If the wrong article still appears as a WordPress draft after syncing, close any other Content Genius articles that may be open in additional browser tabs, return to a single tab with the correct article open, and attempt the sync again.
4. If the problem persists after retrying, note the exact article name you intended to sync and the title of the incorrect draft that was created, as this information will help our team investigate.

## **Before Contacting Support**

To help our team resolve this quickly, please have the following ready:

- The name or title of the article you intended to sync to WordPress
- The title or content of the incorrect draft that was created in WordPress
- The approximate date and time the incorrect sync occurred

If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type **human teammate** to be connected with a member of our team.