SEO, explained without the jargon.
Practical guides for WordPress sites, and notes on how OnPage Agent does its work.
Where is the SEO title in WordPress? (And how to change it)
What the SEO title is in WordPress, where to find and change it with Yoast, Rank Math or no plugin, and how to write a good one.
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How to improve SEO on WordPress: 10 practical steps
Ten practical ways to improve SEO on a WordPress site, from settings most people miss to titles, internal links, speed and old content.
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What is an SEO audit? A plain-English guide
What an SEO audit is, what it checks, how often to run one, and what to fix first, explained without the jargon.
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Schema markup for WordPress: FAQ schema and what else to add
Schema markup for WordPress in plain English. How to add FAQ schema, which other types are worth it for a small business, and which can get you into trouble.
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Content decay: refresh old posts without losing rankings
What content decay is, how to spot it, and a careful process for refreshing old blog posts without losing the rankings they already have.
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Internal links: the cheapest SEO win you’re not using
Internal links tell Google which pages matter and help visitors find the next step. Here is how to add them without making a mess.
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On-page SEO checklist: 16 checks for WordPress sites
An on-page SEO checklist in plain language: the 16 problems that quietly cost WordPress sites traffic, and how to fix each one.
Product notes
Programmatic SEO without thin pages: the quality bar we use
Generating pages from a template can reach hundreds of searches, or flood your site with near-duplicates. How OnPage Agent keeps every page worth publishing.
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Why every change we make can be undone
Letting software edit your website takes trust. How OnPage Agent records, applies and rolls back changes so nothing is ever a one-way door.
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Daily audits, fixes applied through WordPress, every change reversible.
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