< Back Main Frequently Asked Questions Troubleshooting Print PostedDecember 29, 2025 UpdatedDecember 29, 2025 ByTSDadmin My campaigns aren’t creating posts. What should I check? Troubleshooting Checklist: Campaign Status Campaign status is Active (not Inactive) Schedule Settings Schedule date/time has arrived (not future scheduled) WordPress cron running API Configuration API keys entered correctly in Settings API keys valid and active API quota not exceeded Test API connection in Settings Target Subdomains Target subdomains exist and active Categories assigned correctly Subdomains not deleted or converted Content Settings SEO keywords provided Required fields completed Content options selected No configuration errors Server/Technical WordPress cron functioning No PHP errors in error log Adequate server resources No hosting restrictions blocking execution Review Logs Check Post Logs for error messages Check Debug Logs for technical issues Check Background Processes for stuck operations If Still Not Working: Contact TurboWare support with campaign configuration details and any error messages. Why aren’t my subdomains showing up? Common Causes: DNS Propagation Delay DNS changes take 24-48 hours to propagate globally May appear for some users but not others during propagation Solution: Wait 24-48 hours after creation Cloudflare Configuration API credentials incorrect or expired Solution: Verify Cloudflare settings in plugin Subdomain Not Created CSV upload failed Subdomain name invalid (special characters, etc.) Duplicate subdomain name Solution: Check Subdomain Upload Logs for errors WordPress Category Issue Category not created properly Category-subdomain link broken Solution: Check WordPress Categories page Browser Cache Old DNS cached in browser Solution: Clear browser cache, try incognito mode Hosting/Server Issues Wildcard subdomain support not enabled on server DNS zones not configured Solution: TurboWare managed hosting avoids these issues Testing Subdomain: Visit subdomain URL directly: https://subdomain-name.yourdomain.com Use DNS lookup tool to verify DNS records Check different devices/networks Images aren’t downloading for my posts. Why? Troubleshooting Image Issues: API Configuration [ ] Image API key entered in Settings [ ] API key valid and active [ ] Check Image Logs for API errors API Quota [ ] Daily API limit not exceeded [ ] Check API provider dashboard for quota status [ ] Wait for quota reset (usually midnight UTC) Image Keywords [ ] Image keywords provided in campaign [ ] Keywords not too specific (no images found) [ ] Try broader keywords API Provider Issues [ ] API service operational (check provider status page) [ ] No temporary outages [ ] Try different image provider WordPress Upload Directory [ ] wp-content/uploads directory writable [ ] Adequate disk space [ ] No file permission issues Solution: Check Image Logs for specific error messages. Switch to alternative image provider if one consistently fails. I’m getting API timeout errors. How do I fix this? API Timeout Causes & Solutions: PHP Execution Time Limit Problem: PHP script times out before AI completes response Solution: Increase PHP max_execution_time: – Current: 60 seconds (typical) – Recommended: 300 seconds (5 minutes) – Edit php.ini or ask hosting provider Slow AI API Response Problem: AI provider responding slowly Solutions: Use faster model (GPT-3.5 instead of GPT-4) Reduce content length (fewer sections) Retry during off-peak times Switch to different AI provider Complex Content Generation Problem: Generating very long or complex content Solutions: Reduce number of sections Disable some content options Simplify prompts Generate shorter articles Subdomains converted to categories after license expired. How do I restore them? Restoration Process: Step 1: Renew License Renew your Turbo Subdomains license Payment processed License automatically reactivates Step 2: Automatic Restoration Upon license renewal: – Subdomains automatically recreate – DNS records re-established – Content remains intact – Category URLs redirect to subdomains Step 3: Verify Restoration Check License page shows “ACTIVE” status Visit Subdomains page – verify all listed Test random subdomain URLs Verify DNS propagation (may take 24-48 hours) Step 4: Resume Campaigns Navigate to campaigns Verify campaigns still configured Reactivate any paused campaigns Monitor that posts begin publishing again If Automatic Restoration Fails: Contact TurboWare support immediately Provide license key List affected subdomains Support will manually restore Data Safety: All content, posts, and configurations are preserved during expiration. No data is lost. I accidentally deleted a campaign. Can I recover it? Campaign Recovery Options: No Undo Feature: Turbo Subdomains does not currently have a built-in campaign recovery feature. Prevention: Be careful with delete confirmations Export campaign configurations regularly (if feature available) Document important campaign settings Rebuilding Deleted Campaign: Recreate campaign manually Reconfigure all settings Re-enter keywords, schedules, etc. Reference any documentation you maintained Database Backup Recovery: If you have recent database backup: Identify campaign data in backup Restore campaign tables Contact TurboWare support for assistance May require professional database work Future Prevention: Maintain detailed campaign documentation Regular full site backups Screenshot important configurations