Content Performance Analyzer – GA4 & Search Console Content Audit
by Wajahat Mubashir 1 (0 reviews)

Content Performance Analyzer – GA4 & Search Console Content Audit

Audit content decay with GA4 and Search Console data, and get a specific AI fix plan for every page losing traffic.

Content Performance Analyzer ranks #55,016 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #1,247 of 2,168 in the Analytics category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 29, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Tested up to WP 7 (Current: 7.1.4)
v1.9.4 Current Version v1.9.4
Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 29 Oct, 2026
Refreshed 1 week ago Last Refreshed on
#1,247 of 2,168 in Analytics Downloads -57.4% this week Actively maintained
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Content Performance Analyzer – GA4 & Search Console Content Audit

Yes, with Pro. Turn on the MCP endpoint in Settings, create a token, and point your assistant at it: Claude Code, Cursor and Claude Desktop (through the mcp-remote bridge) all connect today. Your assistant reads the same audit the dashboard shows — the page list, the diagnosis and its evidence, the content analysis — and writes the fix plan, the coverage map or the draft assets on your own subscription, so it costs no hosted generations. Writing back is opt-in twice over: the site needs "Allow write tools" turned on and the token needs the write scope, or the connection stays read-only. The endpoint requires HTTPS and is off until you turn it on. claude.ai web connectors and ChatGPT need OAuth sign-in, which arrives in a later release.
No. Google does not publish them. The map estimates them from the real searches your page appears for in Search Console, People Also Ask questions, and the headings of the pages that currently rank, and labels every branch an estimate.
No. Click "Connect with Google," sign in, and pick your GA4 property and Search Console site from dropdowns. There is no Cloud Console setup, no OAuth client to create, and no PageSpeed key to obtain. You can also run the content check with no credentials at all.
The complete audit and recommendation workflow is free, with no URL limits: Google data, decay diagnosis, SEO and conversion flags, AEO checks, question gaps, exports, recovery tracking, and page-level AI recommendations with your own OpenAI, Groq, or Gemini key. Pro is optional and adds hosted AI with no provider key, ready-to-use draft assets, and complete draft writing.
Not necessarily. Groq and Google Gemini offer free tiers that handle typical sites, and Groq is the recommended free provider based on output-quality testing. OpenAI is another BYOK option. Pro includes hosted AI if you do not want a provider account or key. Without any AI key or Pro license, the plugin still imports traffic data, flags decaying pages, diagnoses why they dropped, and runs every content check — you just do not get the AI-written output.
Content decay is when a page that used to perform well gradually loses traffic and rankings, usually without anything visibly breaking. It is the most common reason older posts quietly stop earning traffic, and refreshing a decayed page is typically far cheaper than writing a new one. This plugin finds those pages and classifies why each one dropped — ranking slide, zero-click capture, falling demand, a self-inflicted edit, or a drop that was never about search at all.
Yes, and they do different jobs. Site Kit reports your GA4 and Search Console numbers. This plugin joins those numbers to the actual content of each page, works out which pages are losing ground and why, and writes a specific fix for each. Running both is fine — they do not conflict, and each maintains its own Google connection.
Page URLs, performance metrics, content structure, and excerpts of page text go to the BYOK AI provider you configure, or to the hosted service when an active Pro user selects hosted AI. Your site URL and PageSpeed test URLs also go to the hosted service for the no-key Google connection and PageSpeed relay. No site visitor personal data is transmitted. The External Services section documents each endpoint and payload category.
Most sites see AI suggestions within roughly 6 to 40 minutes for 200 URLs, depending on your AI provider's rate limits. Progress is shown live and refreshes automatically. If a run hits provider rate limits, the remaining pages fill in on their own in the background, roughly one page every couple of minutes.
No. All heavy processing runs asynchronously in the background through WordPress cron, so visitors are unaffected.

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