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Install the plugin
In WordPress, go to Plugins > Add New, search for “Content Signal,” and select Install Now — or upload the zip from the link above via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.
A free SEO audit for your WordPress site, installed in a minute.
Content Signal scans every published post and page inside WordPress for noindex risk, missing metadata, canonical conflicts, thin content, and orphan pages — no account, no external request. Connect it later to add Search Console evidence and review-first fixes.
Content Signal
Content Signal is listed on the WordPress.org Plugin Directory. New listings can take up to 72 hours to appear in search, so the link above is the fastest way to install it today — or search "Content Signal" from Plugins > Add New once it propagates.
What the plugin does
A bounded, signed bridge between WordPress and your SaaS workspace.
- Runs a free local SEO audit with no account or connection required
- Audits every public content type, including WooCommerce products and other custom post types
- Exchanges a one-time connection challenge for a site-scoped connection
- Syncs bounded post and page metadata in paginated batches, never post bodies
- Schedules recurring sync through Action Scheduler, with an hourly WP-Cron fallback
- Shows sanitized sync history in the WordPress admin
- Receives signed, review-first SEO title, meta description, canonical, and indexability (noindex/nofollow) repairs
Installation
Four steps from upload to a working connection.
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Activate the plugin
Activate Content Signal from your Plugins list, then open Content Health in the WordPress admin menu.
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Create a connection challenge
The team platform is in private beta. Request access, then create a one-time WordPress connection challenge for this site from your workspace.
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Connect the site
Paste the platform URL and challenge into the plugin's Platform connection tab and select Connect platform.
Review-first by design
The plugin never publishes a change on its own.
Every supported SEO operation the SaaS worker sends is signed, previewed, and requires explicit confirmation before it reaches WordPress. The plugin does not send post bodies during sync, and connection secrets are stored with autoload disabled.
Review the implemented safeguardsReady to connect a site?
Pair the plugin with a SaaS workspace.
Start a trial to create your account and generate a connection challenge, or request a demo to see the full workflow first.