SEOGeoX

Not extensively yet — this is a new plugin, and this release is specifically meant to invite that testing rather than assume it. Areas

WPML/Polylang sitemap output, the Yoast/Rank Math migration screen against real existing data, the 404 monitor under real traffic, the robots.txt filter against your actual server config, the settings export/import round-trip, wildcard redirect matching, the image sitemap's <img> extraction, IndexNow's key-file verification, the Google Indexing API and Search Console integrations' service-account authentication, the internal-link graph and its suggestions panel, multi-keyphrase scoring and the Role Manager's capability defaults, the social preview/snippet editor, the Event/Course/Podcast/Dataset/FAQ schema types, the Google News/video sitemaps, the Local SEO / SEO Locations post type, the top-level admin menu's per-role visibility, the Automated Image SEO auto-fill-on-upload behavior, and the Google Keyword Suggestion button. If you hit something that doesn't work as described, please open a support topic — that report is exactly what this release

Every integration below is off by default (none of them run until you turn them on in the relevant settings screen), sends only the minimum data each one needs to function, and is disclosed here in full: IndexNow — Off by default. Once enabled in SEOGeoX > Instant Indexing, it sends the URL of a public post to the IndexNow API the moment that post

personal account credential) used to verify you control the site. Nothing else about the post — its content, author, or any personal data — is transmitted. This happens automatically in the background (via WP-Cron) every time a matching post changes, for as long as the setting stays on. Destination: https://api.indexnow.org/indexnow, run by Microsoft and Yandex. Terms: https://www.indexnow.org/terms — Documentation: https://www.indexnow.org/documentation — Privacy/FAQ: https://www.indexnow.org/faq Google Indexing API — Off by default and requires you to first create and paste in your own Google Cloud service account JSON key. Once configured, publishing, updating, or unpublishing a public post sends that post's URL to Google's Indexing API in the background (via WP-Cron), the same way IndexNow does. A "Test Connection" button lets you verify the credentials without submitting a real URL. Google officially restricts this API to JobPosting/BroadcastEvent pages; using it for ordinary content works in practice but isn't a sanctioned use, which the settings screen flags. Destination: Google's indexing.googleapis.com. Docs: https://developers.google.com/search/apis/indexing-api/v3/quickstart — Terms: https://developers.google.com/terms — Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Google OAuth (service-account authentication) — Not a separate feature you turn on; it's the shared authentication step behind both the Google Indexing API and Search Console integrations above; it runs only when one of those is enabled and configured. This plugin never asks you (or your site's visitors) to sign in to a personal Google account — instead, it reads the client_email and private key from the service account JSON you paste in yourself, signs a short-lived authentication token locally with PHP's own OpenSSL extension, and exchanges that token directly with Google for an access token scoped to only the one API being used. No personal Google account, password, or visitor data is ever involved. Destination: Google's oauth2.googleapis.com/token. Policies: https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/policies and https://developers.google.com/terms/api-services-user-data-policy — Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Google Autocomplete (Keyword Suggestion button) — Off by default; enable it in SEOGeoX > General Settings. When you click "Get keyword ideas" in the post-edit meta box, only the keyphrase you've typed at that moment is sent — never post content, title, or any personal data — to fetch the same suggestions Google's own search box shows as you type. Results are cached for 12 hours per term so retyping an idea doesn't repeat the request. Destination: suggestqueries.google.com, a public endpoint Google uses for its own autocomplete UI. It isn't part of any

Terms of Service page for it specifically; Google's general terms and privacy policy apply: https://policies.google.com/terms and https://policies.google.com/privacy Google Search Console — Off by default and, like the Indexing API, requires your own Google Cloud service account first. Once configured, this plugin only reads your site's existing Search Console Search Analytics report (clicks, impressions, position, and query data Google already collected) on a schedule (cached for 6 hours) — it never writes to, modifies, or submits anything to Search Console, and it never scrapes live Google search results. Destination: Google's searchconsole.googleapis.com / www.googleapis.com/webmasters. Docs: https://developers.google.com/webmaster-tools/v1/terms — Terms: https://developers.google.com/terms — Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy Automated Image SEO, the on-page analyzer, XML sitemaps, redirects, the 404 monitor, and everything else this plugin does make no external request of any kind — alt text, for example, is generated from the image's own filename/caption/title, entirely on your own server.

Running two SEO plugins at once usually means duplicate meta tags and duplicate JSON-LD schema, so deactivate the other one first. The SEO Migration screen (SEOGeoX > SEO Migration) then copies over existing titles, descriptions, focus keywords, noindex flags, and canonical URLs from whichever of the two you were using, in one click.

WooCommerce product pages automatically get Product schema (price, stock, SKU, ratings/reviews) instead of the default Article node, plus a GTIN/MPN/brand fields section on the product edit screen — no configuration needed beyond having WooCommerce active. WPML and Polylang

per post type, cross-linked with hreflang alternates) if either plugin

real multilingual install.