Guides
These are procedures, organised by the decision or the problem in front of you rather than by feature. If you are setting up for the first time, Quick Start is the faster path; come back here when you hit something specific.
Choosing and preparing
- Focus keywords guide for WordPress — what the field is for, and what makes a target worth declaring.
- No focus keyword set — what the message means, and what to do about it at scale.
- The SEO Framework and keywords — why it is not supported, and what your options are.
- Migrating from another internal linking plugin — the test that decides how your migration goes.
Building and controlling the links
- Internal linking strategy for WordPress — deciding what should link to what.
- Anchor text for internal links — what makes an anchor worth writing.
- Orphan pages and deep pages — finding the content nothing points to, and flattening what sits too deep.
- Crawl budget and internal linking — where structure actually changes what gets crawled.
Specific situations
- WooCommerce SEO with a keyword-to-links workflow — product catalogues, and what the free edition does not cover.
- Multilingual sites with WPML and Polylang — the language filter, what it covers, and how to verify it on your own stack.
When something does not work
- Troubleshooting — the nine problems people actually hit, in the order worth checking.
Release notes
Read next
- Quick Start — install both plugins and run the first sync
- Requirements and compatibility — check your stack first
- The pipeline — what the two plugins do together
- FAQ — the short answers