The case study starts on the home page, with the finding from a client site: 56 pages, a score of 96 out of 100, and alongside that 171 addresses returning a 404, 294 images with no description and 34 clicks missed on one page. On What it does every feature is explained through what it found on that site. These are the questions that follow.
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It does, and better than plugins that read the database. Page builders leave code instead of text in the database, or leave it empty, so a tool looking at the database gives a wrong result. This plugin reads what the server sends, so it does not care what the page was built with.
One detail: the SEO box is not visible in the Elementor view. Open the page through Pages, then Edit.
You should not. Two plugins writing the same tags means every page gets two titles and two descriptions, and Google then picks on its own, often picking neither. Bring your data across through Import, check a few pages, then deactivate the old plugin.
Import works in the free version and deletes nothing in the source plugin, so you can go back if you do not like the result.
The plugin sends an ordinary request to your page, exactly as a browser would. It reads what the server answered, headers included, and compares that with what is written in the SEO box.
For that the site has to be able to call itself. Some hosts block this, and in that case the self-check tells you that is the problem and what to ask support for.
No. The plugin ships no CSS and no JavaScript to visitors and adds no extra queries per request. Everything it does happens in the admin or in the page header.
You can verify it: open the source of any page and search for the plugin name. You will find meta tags and structured data, and nothing else.
No. You pay once and it lasts for as long as this plugin exists, including every update that comes after. There is no subscription, no renewal, and no date after which something stops working.
The tools lock only if you release the licence from that site yourself. Even then the site keeps working, because titles, descriptions, the sitemap and redirects stay untouched.
The Licence screen has a Release this site button. It frees the slot, so the same key can be used on another site. Do that before you delete the site, because afterwards it is not possible.
Development sites, meaning localhost, .local, .test and staging addresses, do not use up paid slots, so you can work on a copy freely.
Titles, descriptions, focus keywords and canonicals stay in the database, along with your redirects and the 404 log. Reinstalling finds them as they were.
Only derived data is removed, such as score history and caches. If you genuinely want everything gone, there is a switch in the settings, off by default.
On a Serbian site, Cyrillic and Latin match each other, as does writing
without diacritics. Enter the focus keyword nameštaj and it
will be found in text written Намештај and in text written
namestaj.
Without it, every Serbian site gets a false finding that the keyword is missing. No other SEO plugin does this, because for them that market does not exist.
Google requires a secret application key. This plugin is open source, so an embedded key would be public on day one and Google would revoke it. Other plugins solve this by routing the data of all their users through their own server.
This way the data travels straight from Google to your site, with nobody in between. The process takes about ten minutes, is done once, and a seven step walkthrough sits inside the plugin.
It does. When WooCommerce is active, a shop settings tab appears: structured product data with price and availability, closing the cart and checkout to search engines, and canonicals on filtered listings.
If WooCommerce is not active, that part is never loaded, so a site without a shop gets no extra queries from it.
It does. Activating for the whole network creates tables and settings on every site separately, and a site created later gets them on its own.
Licences are counted per domain, so a network of thirty sites uses thirty slots. That is what the agency plan is for.
English and Serbian, and the language is chosen in the settings, independently of the site language. The manual is inside the plugin, in both languages.
A translation template ships with the plugin, so it can be translated into any language without touching the code.
Through Search Console, which is more accurate and free. The plugin reads and interprets that data, but does not measure it itself.
Tools that measure positions themselves do it from one location and one device, which produces a number that rarely matches reality. Search Console measures what actually happened to your visitors.
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