NetoTraffic Content Suite
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NetoTraffic Content Suite

Audit every post for missing descriptions, weak titles, thin or stale content, missing alt text and orphaned pages, plus a Health score.

NetoTraffic Content Suite ranks #53,594 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #2,833 of 3,809 in the SEO & Marketing category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Sep 12, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.1.8 Current Version v1.1.8
Updated 1 week ago Last Update on 12 Sep, 2026
Refreshed 15 hours ago Last Refreshed on
#2,833 of 3,809 in SEO & Marketing Downloads -42.6% this week Actively maintained
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about NetoTraffic Content Suite

No. The audit — all nine checks, the Health score, the corpus report, the Link health tab (including the broken link checker), the drill-down lists, the settings — works completely on its own and always will. An account is only needed if you want the plugin to write meta descriptions, title tags or alt text for you, suggest links, or draft an article.
Three, all optional, none of them on by default: netotraffic.com — only if you paste an API key and click a generate or fix button. Endpoint: https://api.netotraffic.com/v1/plugin. Terms: https://netotraffic.com/terms-of-service/ Privacy: https://netotraffic.com/privacy-policy/ Google Search Console — only if you paste your own Google Cloud Client ID and Client Secret and click Connect. This is your own Google Cloud project; netotraffic.com is never involved and never sees that data. Terms: https://policies.google.com/terms Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Check links (Link health tab) — only when you click that button. It requests the link and image addresses found in your content to see whether each one still responds. No account and no API key. What is sent is an ordinary HTTP request (a HEAD, or a small ranged GET if a server refuses HEAD). Nothing is sent on activation, on a schedule, or in the background.
Nothing, unless you have pasted an API key and clicked a button that generates something. New accounts include a number of free credits; the plugin shows every price before you click. You can revoke a key from your netotraffic.com account at any time. Connect: your API key and site URL, to check the key and read your credit balance. Fix with AI (description or title): API key, site URL, plugin version, that post's title, URL, current title tag when rewriting a title, and up to 6,000 characters of its text. Suggest links: the same, plus titles, URLs and excerpts of other published posts to choose targets from — never their full text. Write alt text: the same, plus the web addresses of up to 20 images with no alt text. The image files themselves are not uploaded. Draft with AI: the same, plus site language, target length, focus keyword if you typed one, and — on the second call — the outline as you edited it. Generate with AI on a Content Block: API key, site URL, plugin version, that post's title and up to 6,000 characters of its text. Generate site summary on llms.txt: API key, site URL, plugin version, site name and tagline, site language, and titles of up to eight recent published pages. No personal data about your visitors, users or customers is transmitted. Your credit balance is updated from those responses; the plugin never calls out merely to refresh a number.
Nothing, unless you have created your own Google Cloud project, pasted its Client ID and Client Secret, and clicked Connect. Connect: your browser goes to Google's consent screen (accounts.google.com) using your Client ID. After you grant access, this site's server exchanges the code for tokens at oauth2.googleapis.com using your Client ID and Secret. That exchange never passes through netotraffic.com. During a scan while connected: one request to Google's Search Console API (www.googleapis.com/webmasters/v3) for this site's click and impression counts per page over roughly the last six months. Only aggregate counts, not individual visitors. Disconnecting deletes the saved Client ID, Client Secret and tokens from this site immediately. Raw Search Console data never leaves this site's database.
Only when you are connected to the AI service, and only on the post you clicked a button on. Nothing happens on its own, and every change has an Undo button next to it because the previous value is always saved first. Four things can be changed, and they are separate: The meta description — its own field, never your post content. The title tag — your SEO plugin's title field. Your post's actual name is never changed, so nothing is renamed anywhere else on your site. Image alt text — this does edit your post content, but only by adding an alt to images that had none. Nothing else in the post is touched. A drafted article on a thin post — this replaces (or adds to) the post's content, and it
anything reaches the page. WordPress also keeps its own revision.
you first, so you can edit and untick any you do not want before saving. By default it also refuses to touch a post that already has a description. You can turn that safety off in Settings if you actually want to replace existing ones.
No, and that is deliberate. It suggests them: an anchor phrase that already appears in your post, the post it should link to, and the finished HTML on a Copy button. You decide where it goes and paste it in yourself. Automatically inserting a link means editing your stored post content, and one bad edit on a live page is a much bigger problem than a meta description you can undo. Every suggested anchor phrase is also checked against your actual post text before you see it, so you will never be handed a phrase you cannot find.
Yoast SEO, Rank Math and SEOPress are fully supported for both reading and writing. All in One SEO is read-only in this version: it stores descriptions in its own database table with its own cache, and writing there directly could leave AIOSEO showing stale values. On an AIOSEO site the audit works normally and AI fixes hand you the finished description to paste in. If you have no SEO plugin at all, the plugin stores descriptions itself, and there is a setting to output them as a description tag. That setting turns itself off automatically if you later install an SEO plugin, so you can never end up with two description tags.
Nothing else on your site links to it. Search engines find pages by following links, so a page nothing points at is harder to discover and gets no ranking strength passed to it. This check needs the whole site read before it can answer, so it only appears once a scan finishes — a half-finished scan would report most of your site as orphaned. Links a post makes to itself do not count. Anything in one of your navigation menus is never listed, and neither are your front page and blog page — they are linked from every page on the site. One limitation to know about: only links inside your posts' content are counted. The scan reads

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