Home shows one 0–100 score: the average of the SEO scores of your published posts and pages. Each post gets its score in the SEO box as you write, from checks like title, description, keyword use, headings, alt text and links. A post without a score yet doesn’t count as 0, and old links and redirects are not part of it. Improve a post and the score moves, which makes it a quick way to see whether your SEO is trending up or drifting.
Under the score, Home lists what needs doing in a fixed order, the most important first, not a 500-row error dump: from a site hidden from search engines, via posts without a meta description, images without alt text, posts with Poor SEO and old links that lead nowhere, down to missing focus keywords and keywords used by more than one post. Each line has a button to the place that fixes it.
In AI Writer, run Content & Meta Audit (Pro and Agency): your AI gives every published post and page a score, a grade and a count of issues. The issues and how to fix them per page are in the export, on Agency: a CSV and a print-ready report you can save as PDF, with your brand name when white label is on. The audit covers posts and pages, not products.
Weekly is plenty for most sites. Open Home, do the top three items of What to do next, close the laptop. That is the whole ritual. Twenty minutes, compounding.
Everything above runs inside your own WordPress admin. From $29/year, with a 14-day refund policy.
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