Title: NetoTraffic Content Suite Author: NetoTraffic Published: September 12, 2026 Last modified: September 16, 2026 --- Search plugins ![](https://ps.w.org/netotraffic-content-suite/assets/banner-772x250.png?rev=3692858) ![](https://ps.w.org/netotraffic-content-suite/assets/icon-256x256.png?rev=3692858) # NetoTraffic Content Suite By [NetoTraffic](https://profiles.wordpress.org/netotraffics/) [Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/netotraffic-content-suite.1.2.0.zip) * [Details](https://wordpress.org/plugins/netotraffic-content-suite/#description) * [Reviews](https://wordpress.org/plugins/netotraffic-content-suite/#reviews) * [Installation](https://wordpress.org/plugins/netotraffic-content-suite/#installation) * [Development](https://wordpress.org/plugins/netotraffic-content-suite/#developers) [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/netotraffic-content-suite/) ## Description Content Health reads your own posts and tells you what is holding them back. Activate it, click **Scan my site**, and you get nine counts: * how many posts have **no meta description** * how many have a **title tag** that is too long to show in full, or too short to be worth the space * how many are **thin** — under your word threshold * how many have **not been updated** in years * how many have **no internal links** * how many contain **images with no alt text** * how many have **nothing linking to them** — orphaned pages * how many are **hard to skim** — missing subheads, a broken heading outline, or wall-of-text paragraphs * how many were written by an **author with no bio** — a trust signal both readers and AI engines look for Click any number to see exactly which posts, with a link straight to the editor. A “Fix these first” shortlist ranks the posts with the most to gain, so a site with hundreds of flagged posts has an obvious place to begin, and a single **Health score** next to the scan button gives one number to track between scans instead of nine separate counts. #### The corpus report The Report tab also compares every post against every other post: * **Duplicate content** — pages close enough to be the same article, with the strongest one flagged to keep. * **Covering the same ground** — pages that overlap but are not duplicates: sharpen them onto different angles or combine them. * **Merge candidates** — thin pages that only add up to something when read together. * **Missing pillar** — related pages that nothing else on the site links to. This runs during the scan from your own post content: no AI, no network call. A **Link health** view sits alongside those: every active redirect, every orphan page, and every broken link or image found by an optional checker (its own button, never part of Scan my site). The audit is the whole free plugin. No account, no sign-up, and no time limit. #### Works with your SEO plugin Meta descriptions and title tags belong to whichever SEO plugin you use, so this plugin reads and writes that plugin’s own fields rather than inventing competing ones. Supported: * Yoast SEO * Rank Math * SEOPress * All in One SEO (read-only — see the FAQ) * No SEO plugin at all — this plugin can store and output descriptions and titles itself #### Built for big sites The scan runs in batches with a progress bar and a handful of queries per batch. It never renders your posts, so it does not run every other plugin on your site thousands of times. There are no cron jobs and no background activity of any kind. #### Optional extras Paste an API key and the plugin can generate meta descriptions, title tags, image alt text, internal-link suggestions, a thin-post draft (outline first), Content Blocks, or an llms.txt site summary through netotraffic.com. You review every write before it is saved, and every change can be undone. With no key, none of that runs and nothing is sent. What is sent, and when, is listed in the FAQ. A dedicated **LLMs & crawlers** page covers `/llms.txt` (built from your published pages, never written to disk) and Allow/Block rules for named AI bots in robots. txt. **Answer Density scores how many question-shaped headings lead into a real answer. Content Blocks add TL;DR, FAQ and Pros & Cons in the editor. Job title, credentials and social links can be added on each author’s profile for an optional author card. ## Screenshots [⌊The report: nine counts and a Health score across your whole site after a scan, with a "Fix these first" shortlist.⌉⌊The report: nine counts and a Health score across your whole site after a scan, with a "Fix these first" shortlist.⌉[ The report: nine counts and a Health score across your whole site after a scan, with a “Fix these first” shortlist. [⌊Drilling into the posts with no meta description.⌉⌊Drilling into the posts with no meta description.⌉[ Drilling into the posts with no meta description. [⌊The corpus report: duplicate, overlapping, merge-candidate and missing-pillar pages.⌉⌊The corpus report: duplicate, overlapping, merge-candidate and missing-pillar pages.⌉[ The corpus report: duplicate, overlapping, merge-candidate and missing-pillar pages. [⌊Link health: broken links and images, active redirects, and orphan pages in one place.⌉⌊Link health: broken links and images, active redirects, and orphan pages in one place.⌉[ Link health: broken links and images, active redirects, and orphan pages in one place. [⌊Settings: thresholds, which content to scan, and the detected SEO plugin.⌉⌊Settings: thresholds, which content to scan, and the detected SEO plugin.⌉[ Settings: thresholds, which content to scan, and the detected SEO plugin. [⌊The optional AI Fixes tab.⌉⌊The optional AI Fixes tab.⌉[ The optional AI Fixes tab. ## Installation 1. Upload the plugin folder to `/wp-content/plugins/`, or install it from the Plugins screen. 2. Activate the plugin. 3. Go to the **Content Suite** menu item (its own top-level menu, no longer under Tools) and click **Scan my site**. That is everything the free audit needs. The AI Fixes tab and LLMs & crawlers are all optional and can be ignored. ## FAQ ### Do I need an account to use this plugin? No. The audit — all nine checks, the Health score, the corpus report, the Link health tab (including the broken link checker), the drill-down lists, the settings — works completely on its own and always will. An account is only needed if you want the plugin to write meta descriptions, title tags or alt text for you, suggest links, or draft an article. ### What external services does this plugin use? Three, all optional, none of them on by default: * **netotraffic.com** — only if you paste an API key and click a generate or fix button. Endpoint: `https://api.netotraffic.com/v1/plugin`. Terms: https://netotraffic. com/terms-of-service/ Privacy: https://netotraffic.com/privacy-policy/ * **Google Search Console** — only if you paste your own Google Cloud Client ID and Client Secret and click Connect. This is your own Google Cloud project; netotraffic.com is never involved and never sees that data. Terms: https://policies. google.com/terms Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy * **Check links** (Link health tab) — only when you click that button. It requests the link and image addresses found in your content to see whether each one still responds. No account and no API key. What is sent is an ordinary HTTP request( a HEAD, or a small ranged GET if a server refuses HEAD). Nothing is sent on activation, on a schedule, or in the background. ### What is sent to netotraffic.com, and when? Nothing, unless you have pasted an API key and clicked a button that generates something. New accounts include a number of free credits; the plugin shows every price before you click. You can revoke a key from your netotraffic.com account at any time. * **Connect**: your API key and site URL, to check the key and read your credit balance. * **Fix with AI** (description or title): API key, site URL, plugin version, that post’s title, URL, current title tag when rewriting a title, and up to 6,000 characters of its text. * **Suggest links**: the same, plus titles, URLs and excerpts of other published posts to choose targets from — never their full text. * **Write alt text**: the same, plus the web addresses of up to 20 images with no alt text. The image files themselves are not uploaded. * **Draft with AI**: the same, plus site language, target length, focus keyword if you typed one, and — on the second call — the outline as you edited it. * **Generate with AI** on a Content Block: API key, site URL, plugin version, that post’s title and up to 6,000 characters of its text. * **Generate site summary** on llms.txt: API key, site URL, plugin version, site name and tagline, site language, and titles of up to eight recent published pages. No personal data about your visitors, users or customers is transmitted. Your credit balance is updated from those responses; the plugin never calls out merely to refresh a number. ### What is sent to Google when Search Console is connected? Nothing, unless you have created your own Google Cloud project, pasted its Client ID and Client Secret, and clicked Connect. * **Connect**: your browser goes to Google’s consent screen (`accounts.google.com`) using your Client ID. After you grant access, this site’s server exchanges the code for tokens at `oauth2.googleapis.com` using your Client ID and Secret. That exchange never passes through netotraffic.com. * **During a scan** while connected: one request to Google’s Search Console API (` www.googleapis.com/webmasters/v3`) for this site’s click and impression counts per page over roughly the last six months. Only aggregate counts, not individual visitors. Disconnecting deletes the saved Client ID, Client Secret and tokens from this site immediately. Raw Search Console data never leaves this site’s database. ### Will it change my posts? Only when you are connected to the AI service, and only on the post you clicked a button on. Nothing happens on its own, and every change has an Undo button next to it because the previous value is always saved first. Four things can be changed, and they are separate: * **The meta description** — its own field, never your post content. * **The title tag** — your SEO plugin’s title field. Your post’s actual name is never changed, so nothing is renamed anywhere else on your site. * **Image alt text** — this does edit your post content, but only by adding an ` alt` to images that had none. Nothing else in the post is touched. * **A drafted article** on a thin post — this replaces (or adds to) the post’s content, and it is the only feature that does. You read the whole draft in the plugin and click Save before anything reaches the page. WordPress also keeps its own revision. Doing a whole list at once never writes straight to your site: it drafts everything and shows you first, so you can edit and untick any you do not want before saving. By default it also refuses to touch a post that already has a description. You can turn that safety off in Settings if you actually want to replace existing ones. ### Does it add the internal links for me? No, and that is deliberate. It suggests them: an anchor phrase that already appears in your post, the post it should link to, and the finished HTML on a Copy button. You decide where it goes and paste it in yourself. Automatically inserting a link means editing your stored post content, and one bad edit on a live page is a much bigger problem than a meta description you can undo. Every suggested anchor phrase is also checked against your actual post text before you see it, so you will never be handed a phrase you cannot find. ### Which SEO plugins are supported? Yoast SEO, Rank Math and SEOPress are fully supported for both reading and writing. All in One SEO is read-only in this version: it stores descriptions in its own database table with its own cache, and writing there directly could leave AIOSEO showing stale values. On an AIOSEO site the audit works normally and AI fixes hand you the finished description to paste in. If you have no SEO plugin at all, the plugin stores descriptions itself, and there is a setting to output them as a description tag. That setting turns itself off automatically if you later install an SEO plugin, so you can never end up with two description tags. ### What makes a page “orphaned”? Nothing else on your site links to it. Search engines find pages by following links, so a page nothing points at is harder to discover and gets no ranking strength passed to it. This check needs the whole site read before it can answer, so it only appears once a scan finishes — a half-finished scan would report most of your site as orphaned. Links a post makes to itself do not count. Anything in one of your navigation menus is never listed, and neither are your front page and blog page — they are linked from every page on the site. One limitation to know about: only links inside your posts’ content are counted. The scan reads what is stored in the database and never renders a page, which is what keeps it fast on large sites, but it means a post reachable only through a category archive or a related-posts widget can still show up here. If a listed page looks fine to you, mark it “not an issue” and it will stay off the report. ### Why does “No author bio” send me to a user profile instead of the post? Because that is where the fix actually lives. A bio is a field on the _author’s_ profile (**Users Profile**), not anything the post editor exposes, so this is the one report whose Edit link points somewhere other than the post itself. It needs the same permission WordPress already requires to edit that user’s profile; if you cannot edit the author’s profile, the link is left off the row instead of sending you somewhere that will just refuse you. The check itself only looks at whether the author has _any_ bio text at all — it does not judge length or quality, and it says nothing about theme output. Whether your theme actually displays a byline or the bio on the page is a separate, theme- specific question this plugin cannot answer without rendering your posts, which is exactly what the scan is built to avoid. ### What is the Health score? One number, 100 down to 0, next to the scan button once a scan has read at least one post. It is not a new signal — it is the same weighted scoring “Fix these first” already uses (a missing description counts for more than a missing alt tag), averaged across every scanned post instead of just the top ten, and normalised so the number means the same thing on a 5-post site and a 5,000-post one. 100 means every scanned post currently has zero open issues. It deliberately ignores the cornerstone star: this is a site-wide reading, not a “what to fix first” ranking, and a handful of starred pages should not be able to swing the whole number. ### What counts as an internal link? A link in the post’s content pointing at your own domain, either as a full URL or as a relative path. Anchors, `mailto:`, and `tel:` links do not count. Because the scan reads the stored post content rather than rendering the page, links added by your theme, by related-post widgets, or by shortcodes are not counted. Those are not really the post’s own internal links, and rendering every post to find them would make scanning a large site impossibly slow. ### What does the corpus report (duplicates, overlaps, merge candidates, missing pillar) compare? Each post is reduced to a handful of its most distinctive words during the scan, weighted so its title counts more than its body. Posts are then compared pairwise by how much that reduced set overlaps. Two posts that share almost everything are reported as duplicates; a looser overlap is reported as “covering the same ground”. A thin pair or group in either band becomes a merge candidate; an overlapping pair where neither post is linked to from anywhere else on the site becomes a “missing pillar” pair. All of this runs on your own post content already read during the scan — no extra requests, no AI. ### How does the broken link checker work, and why isn’t it part of the main scan? Scan my site only ever reads your database, which is what makes it safe to run as often as you like on a site of any size. Checking whether a link still works means requesting the address itself — a fundamentally slower, external kind of check — so it stays a separate button (“Check links” on the Link health tab) rather than something the main scan does automatically. It runs in two batched passes, the same progress-bar pattern the main scan uses: first it reads every link and image address out of your content, then it requests each _unique_ address once (so a link repeated on fifty pages is only checked once), and shows anything that no longer responds together with every page that links to it. ### How is the word count calculated? Block delimiters and shortcodes are stripped, HTML tags are removed, and what is left is counted. It handles non-English text correctly. ### My site has thousands of posts. Will scanning break it? No. The scan runs in batches of 100 posts, each its own quick request, with a progress bar. You can close the tab at any point — you will just get partial results and can rescan later. ### How do I remove everything the plugin stored? Deleting the plugin removes its settings and saved scan results automatically. There is also a setting to delete the plugin’s own post data on uninstall. Descriptions that were written into your SEO plugin’s field are left alone — they are your content at that point, and deleting them would remove ones this plugin never wrote. ## Reviews There are no reviews for this plugin. ## Contributors & Developers “NetoTraffic Content Suite” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors * [ NetoTraffic ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/netotraffics/) [Translate “NetoTraffic Content Suite” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/netotraffic-content-suite) ### Interested in development? [Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/netotraffic-content-suite/), check out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/netotraffic-content-suite/), or subscribe to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/netotraffic-content-suite/) by [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/netotraffic-content-suite/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss). ## Changelog #### 1.2.0 * Admin menu is **Content Suite** with the plugin icon. * Brand (icon + Content Health) sits on the left of the tab row; not a tab. * Settings, AI KEY and Help show: NetoTraffic Content Suite — version … * AI KEY feature list is collapsed behind a chevron; signup line stays visible. #### 1.1.9 * Gutenberg blocks ship block.json so WordPress.org lists them as TL;DR, FAQ and Pros & Cons. #### 1.1.8 * robots.txt core lines: derive admin/AJAX paths from admin_url(). * Plugin row “Rate this plugin” links to the full reviews page (not a 5-star filter). * Front-end author-card / content-block CSS uses wp_enqueue_style + wp_add_inline_style. #### 1.1.6 * Credit price list: distinguish the two Hard to skim actions — “per page (add subheadings)” vs “per page (skimmability rewrite)” instead of duplicate “per page” labels. * Help tab: Content Health menu overview, credit price guide, llms.txt cornerstone note, and entries for Get content brief and Find pages that could link here. #### 1.1.5 * Fixed REST API fatal error (500 on every bach/v1 call including Forget key and Connect): a bad route registration left over from removing Citation monitor broke `rest_api_init`. Restored /crawlers/report, `/schema/settings`, and `/gsc/ credentials` routes. #### 1.1.4 * **Generate site summary** on llms.txt: optional AI button writes the one-line Site summary intro for review (page list still built locally). Uses a new `llms_intro` API op; hidden until netotraffic.com exposes `llms_intro_cost` on ping. * Removed **Citation monitor** submenu and citation-check feature. #### 1.1.3 * Fixed LLMs & schema (and Citation monitor) admin pages rendering as raw HTML: building the AI crawlers report no longer calls WordPress’s do_robots(), which was sending Content-Type: text/plain during admin page render. #### 1.1.2 * Admin labels use descriptive names instead of brand stuffing: **Content Health** menu, **LLMs & schema** and **Citation monitor** submenus, **Health score**,** Issues on this page** editor metabox, **Expertise & credentials** on author profiles, and a neutral robots.txt comment. #### 1.1.1 * Renamed admin labels to NetoTraffic branding: top menu **NetoTraffic**, **Site audit** report, **AI Discovery** (llms.txt, crawlers, schema), **Mention tracker**( citation checks), and **Audit score** (was “Health score” / “Content Health score”)— distinct from competing plugins. * Fixed AI Discovery and Mention tracker pages breaking when the full report script loaded on them. * robots.txt rules now credit **NetoTraffic Content Suite**, not a generic product name. #### 1.1.0 * Moved off the Tools submenu onto its own top-level **Content Health** menu, with two new submenu pages — **Technical AEO** and **Citations** — rather than more tabs on an already crowded Report screen. The Report/Settings/AI KEY/Help experience itself is unchanged. * New **Answer Density** score (0-100) on the Report tab: how many question-shaped headings lead straight into a real answer, extending the existing hard-to-skim structure check. * New **Technical AEO** page: an **llms.txt** generator (virtual, never written to disk), **AI crawler controls (see and set Allow/Block/No rule per named bot, plus an optional visit log), and a Schema engine (Article/FAQ/HowTo/Author JSON-LD, with a warning when your SEO plugin already outputs a type). * New **Content Blocks**: TL;DR, FAQ and Pros & Cons blocks (plus classic-editor shortcodes) with an optional “Generate with AI” button per block. * New **author credentials** fields (job title, credentials, social links) on each author’s own profile screen, feeding the Schema engine’s Author type and an optional author card shortcode. * New **Citation Tracker** (Citations page): track a list of questions and check whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude cite your site for them, proxied through netotraffic.com, with a history kept for trend. * If you have Google Search Console connected: the OAuth redirect URI moved from tools.php?page=… to `admin.php?page=...` along with the menu change above. Already- connected sites keep working with no action needed; only a brand new “Connect Google Search Console” click needs the updated URI added to your Google Cloud project (Settings tab shows the current one to copy). #### 1.0.2 * Link health: removed the estimated-time-remaining readout (its measured rate was too noisy on slow/inconsistent hosts to be reliable) in favor of a plain“ this can take several minutes on a large site” note. #### 1.0.1 * Link health: choose how many links to check per run (default 500) before pausing with a Continue button, an estimated-time-remaining readout while checking runs, and a short note that the check needs this tab to stay open. * Version bump to force browsers to fetch the current admin.js/admin.css instead of a cached copy that was occasionally missing the link map button. #### 1.0.0 * Initial release. * Content audit, nine checks: missing meta descriptions, weak title tags, thin content, stale posts, missing internal links, missing image alt text, orphaned pages, hard-to-skim structure (GEO/AEO signals: missing subheads, a broken heading outline, unanswered question headings, wall-of-text paragraphs), and posts by an author with no bio (an E-E-A-T trust signal). The author-bio report links to the author’s own profile screen, not the post, since that is where the fix lives. * A single Content Health score (0-100) next to the scan button, the same weighted scoring “Fix these first” uses, averaged across every scanned post rather than ranked into a shortlist, with its change since the last completed scan shown alongside it. * Corpus report: duplicate content, overlapping content (“covering the same ground”), duplicate meta descriptions, merge candidates and missing-pillar pages, computed from the same scan with no AI and no network call. Duplicate groups can 301 the losing pages to the keeper with one click, with Undo; missing-pillar and not- covered findings can spin up a draft page straight into the AI article-writing flow, optionally starting from an AI content brief that proposes an angle and outline before you commit to drafting. * Link health tab: active redirects, orphan pages, and an optional broken-link/ broken-image checker, on one screen. The checker is its own batched, button- triggered pass — the only feature in the plugin that contacts a URL other than your own site, and the only reason it is not simply part of the main scan. * A “Fix these first” shortlist ranking posts by how much fixing them changes, with a cornerstone star to weight a site’s important pages higher regardless of issue count, and an eye icon showing which flagged pages Google Search Console confirms are actually being shown in results. * A Help tab explaining every button and badge on the Report tab in plain language. * Adapters for Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress and All in One SEO (read-only), plus a standalone mode for sites with no SEO plugin. * Optional AI fixes through netotraffic.com: meta description rewrites, title tag rewrites, image alt text, an author bio for authors missing one, subheadings for posts with none, a rewrite for wall-of-text paragraphs and unanswered question headings, internal link suggestions in both directions (suggestion-only, never auto-inserted), section-by-section refreshes for stale posts, and full article drafts for thin posts (outline approved first, draft read and saved manually). Every write has a per-post Undo. A “Fix heading levels” repair for a skipped heading level (e.g. H2 straight to H4) needs no AI and no credits. * Bulk review flow for AI drafts: batches are drafted for review, editable and individually toggled off, before anything is saved. * Optional Google Search Console connection (Settings tab), bring-your-own Google Cloud project, no broker — disconnected by default, nothing changes for any install that never clicks Connect. When connected: the stale-content check tells“ still ranking, just old” apart from “actually declining” using real click/impression trend instead of age alone, a “High visibility, low clicks” card and a “Competing with your own page” card appear, and “Fix these first” weighs pages Google actually shows above identical issues on pages nobody sees. ## Meta * Version **1.2.0** * Last updated **23 hours ago** * Active installations **Fewer than 10** * WordPress version ** 6.0 or higher ** * Tested up to **7.1** * PHP version ** 7.4 or higher ** * Tags * [Alt Text](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/alt-text/)[content audit](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/content-audit/) [meta description](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/meta-description/)[seo](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/seo/) [thin content](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/thin-content/) * [Advanced View](https://wordpress.org/plugins/netotraffic-content-suite/advanced/) ## Ratings No reviews have been submitted yet. 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