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Automated WordPress SEO: what it does, and where you come in

From the overnight SEO audit to the Monday report: what runs on its own, what waits for you, and what we deliberately leave alone.

Eight parts of automated SEO, each one you can check

An SEO audit you can actually read

Every two days (every day on Extra) we read up to 25 pages of your site and check titles and meta descriptions, H1 headings, image alt text, canonical tags, structured data, robots.txt and sitemap, internal links, and whether Google can index each page. Each finding says in plain words what’s wrong and why it matters. See everything the SEO check covers.

  • Critical, warning and tip levels, so you know where to start
  • How many pages were scanned, next to your plan’s limit
  • The same checks every time, so progress is easy to see
Illustration with sample data: Findings

Automatic fixes, with undo

Once WordPress is connected and you’ve allowed it, we rewrite missing or weak page titles, meta descriptions and image alt text, and apply them through WordPress.

  • Only titles, descriptions and alt text, never the content of your pages
  • On WordPress, page titles always; meta descriptions only where Yoast SEO’s description field can be written through the REST API, which a standard Yoast install doesn’t allow. How it works with Yoast
  • Up to 10 changes per scan on Pro and Extra, 5 on the trial
  • Reviewed by a second AI model before anything is written
  • Checked on your live page afterwards
  • Undo one change or all of them, and an undone change stays undone
Illustration with sample data: Automatic fix

The Monday report

Every Monday morning, Israel time, one report reaches the address you signed up with, in the language you chose, with a link to the full PDF.

  • A summary of the week and what changed on your site
  • Technical and content findings, and how they’re trending
  • Search performance from Search Console
  • Recommended next steps
Illustration with sample data: Monday report

Post suggestions you approve

Pro drafts one post a week, on Monday. Extra drafts two, on Monday and Wednesday. Each one is written in your site’s language from your site and its Search Console queries, comes with an image, and is emailed to you with a link to read it.

  • Approval first, by default
  • Sentences worth double-checking are highlighted before you approve
  • Approve, reject, or let it lapse 48 hours after the email
  • Automatic publishing only after you confirm it, and any post can go back to draft
Illustration with sample data: Post suggestion

Search Console insights

See the queries that bring people to your site, with clicks and positions over time. The same data shapes your findings and the topics of your posts. Our access is read-only, through a service address you add yourself. New to it? Read Google Search Console for beginners.

Illustration with sample data: Search Console queries

Hebrew and English, right to left

The app, your reports and your emails come in Hebrew or English, with a real right-to-left layout in Hebrew. Your site has its own language setting, and everything we write for it, from titles to posts, follows that language. SEO for Hebrew and English sites.

Illustration with sample data: English and Hebrew

Privacy and control

One site per account, confirmed through your own Search Console, with nothing shared between accounts.

  • Your Application Password is encrypted and bound to your site
  • Export your data or delete your account from the app
  • A limit on how much automation may change in one scan
  • No analytics or advertising cookies

Comparisons and guides

See it on your own site

Join the private beta. Your first scan starts soon after your Search Console connection is verified.

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