Mador

Description

Mador measures how often AI assistants (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and others) name a business when a customer asks, and writes the pages that help them name it. This plugin brings that work onto the business’s own WordPress site.

It does four things, and nothing else:

• Site verification. It adds <meta name="mador-verifica"> to the head of every page, so Mador can confirm the site belongs to your account. Nothing to paste.
• Questions and answers. [mador-faq] prints the questions and answers written for your business, with FAQPage structured data. They update on their own when you correct them in the Mador area.
• Badge. [mador-badge] shows your latest measurement, linking to the certificate.
• Certificate. [mador-certificato] embeds the full measurement certificate.

No API key, no account password, no tracking, no JavaScript, no stylesheets, no external libraries. The only setting that identifies anything is your report code, which is already public.

The plugin adds no links to your public pages on its own. The badge and the certificate appear only where you place their shortcodes. The “Measured and written with Mador” credit link under the questions and answers is off until you turn it on in Settings → Mador.

The plugin needs a Mador account: it shows what Mador has measured and written for your business. See the “External services” section below for what it exchanges with mador.ai.

The admin screens are in English, with Italian and Spanish on their way through the language packs of translate.wordpress.org. What visitors see follows the language you choose in the settings (Italian, English or Spanish).

External services

This plugin connects to Mador (https://mador.ai), the service it belongs to and is operated by Khlumen. It does not work without it. The plugin contacts mador.ai only in the cases below, and only once a report code is saved in Settings → Mador.

• Questions and answers ([mador-faq]): when a page with the shortcode is rendered and nothing is cached, your server requests https://mador.ai/api/pubblicazioni/{report code}.json. The request carries the report code in the address and the plugin version in the user agent; it sends no personal data, no visitor data and nothing else about your site. The answer is cached for a day (five minutes after a failure).
• Badge ([mador-badge]) and certificate ([mador-certificato]): on the pages where you place them, the visitor’s browser loads the image https://mador.ai/r/{report code}/badge.svg and the page https://mador.ai/r/{report code}/certificato (in an iframe). Like any image or embedded page, this sends the visitor’s IP address, browser details and the address of the page to mador.ai.
• Settings page: Settings → Mador shows your real badge, so the administrator’s browser loads https://mador.ai/r/{report code}/badge.svg while that page is open, with the same details as above.
• Verification: the meta tag is read by Mador when you press the verify button in the Mador area; the plugin itself sends nothing.

Mador terms of service: https://mador.ai/en/termini
Mador privacy policy: https://mador.ai/en/privacy