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Every SEO plugin keeps a different set of features free. AlmaSEO gives you the best of all three in one.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Yoast SEO, Rank Math and All in One SEO each give some features away and charge for others, so with any one of them you're doing without something. AlmaSEO brings the best free features of all three together in a single plugin, so you don't have to choose. Everything below is free, works out of the box, and needs no account.<\/p>\n\n Already using one of them? The built-in importer brings your titles, descriptions, settings and redirects across in a few clicks.<\/p>\n\n On-page SEO<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Content analysis<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Structured data<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Technical SEO<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Site-wide settings<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Bulk editing and content maintenance<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Quality and monitoring<\/strong><\/p>\n\n WooCommerce<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Migrate from another SEO plugin<\/strong><\/p>\n\n AlmaSEO is not affiliated with Yoast, Rank Math or All in One SEO.<\/p>\n\n Most of AlmaSEO runs on your own server and sends nothing anywhere. The features below are the ones that contact another service. For each one: what the service is for, what starts the request, what is sent, and where that provider's terms and privacy policy are.<\/p>\n\n Every request listed here is made by your server, with two exceptions that happen in a browser instead and are marked as such: the Google Analytics tag runs in your visitors' browsers, and Gravatar images load in the browser of whoever is editing a post.<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> AlmaSEO's own optional service. Connecting an AlmaSEO account adds work that does not run inside WordPress: readings of a page's headline, readability, dated content, author signals, structured data and orphan status; keyword ideas and page figures drawn from your Google Search Console and Google Analytics; cornerstone ranking; alt text written from the image itself; bulk title and description generation; and LLM optimisation summaries. Nothing else in the plugin needs an account.<\/p>\n\n Before you connect:<\/strong> the plugin does not contact AlmaSEO on installation or on any schedule. One lookup can happen without an account, on activation: a site that still holds the remains of an earlier connection (a stored credential, a recorded dashboard ID, or a credential your host placed in wp-config.php) asks whether it is already on an AlmaSEO dashboard, sending your site's address, domain and plugin version, so it can be re-linked; a site that never connected holds none of these and makes no request.<\/p>\n\n Connecting:<\/strong> happens only when an administrator presses Create Connection Token on the Connection screen. Opening the screen does nothing on its own. Before creating anything, the plugin checks that the site can work over a token alone and refuses if it cannot (for example, when another SEO plugin is active whose metadata the plugin cannot write). The plugin then creates a connection token for that administrator: a signed token, valid for 365 days, naming the administrator's WordPress username. The plugin does not create a WordPress Application Password. The administrator copies the token into the AlmaSEO dashboard; the token and the username are the credential every later request carries, in both directions. The token is accepted only on the plugin's own REST routes (almaseo\/v1), never as a login to WordPress's core REST API (wp\/v2), so the dashboard can use only the operations those routes provide, such as reading and writing SEO metadata and publishing and managing content (creating and updating posts, uploading media and adding categories) through the plugin's named operations. To link the site, the plugin asks AlmaSEO whether the site is on your dashboard (sending the site's address), then sends the site's address, the plugin version and the credential so the dashboard can confirm it holds this token. This happens when the token is created, when an administrator presses Check Dashboard Link, and, while a new token has not yet been linked, with the twice-daily check for up to 30 days.<\/p>\n\n While connected, automatically:<\/strong> twice a day the plugin checks that the site is still linked to your dashboard. That check sends the site's address and the plugin version, nothing else, and stops when you disconnect. Your business profile (name, address, hours and phone number, used for LocalBusiness structured data and bulk metadata) is downloaded from AlmaSEO and cached at three moments: when the site is linked, once a day while the site stays connected, and when a feature needs it and the cached copy is over a day old. Each request sends the site's address and the credential; the profile comes down to your site, nothing goes up.<\/p>\n\n In the post editor, without a click:<\/strong> once connected, four panels request data on their own, for any user who can edit that post. Each request carries the site's address and the credential, plus:<\/p>\n\n Only when you run a feature:<\/strong> each of these is a button in the admin, available to a user who can edit the page in question. Every request carries the site's address and the credential, plus:<\/p>\n\n Disconnecting<\/strong> sends nothing to AlmaSEO. It deletes the connection details stored on your site and the signing secret behind the connection token, so every token the site issued stops working at once, and cancels the twice-daily link check; your dashboard is not told. Reconnecting creates a new secret and a new token. Disconnecting also removes any AlmaSEO Application Password left behind by a version before 1.23.0. Your dashboard can also unlink the site from its side, which clears only the recorded dashboard link and leaves the token in place.<\/p>\n\n Terms: https:\/\/almaseo.com\/terms\/ \u2014 Privacy: https:\/\/almaseo.com\/privacy\/<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> Google's public autocomplete service. It fills the keyword suggestion panel in the post editor. No account is needed, and it works whether or not AlmaSEO is connected.<\/p>\n\n Trigger:<\/strong> automatic. The request is made when the SEO panel in the post editor loads for any user who can edit that post, and again, after a short pause, as the focus keyword is typed, when the panel's refresh button is pressed, or when a suggestion is clicked. Your server caches each answer for an hour, so the same phrase is not asked twice in that time.<\/p>\n\n Data sent:<\/strong> the focus keyword being typed; if the field is empty, the saved focus keyword; if there is none, the post's title. The request goes from your server to Google, so Google sees your server's address rather than the editor's browser.<\/p>\n\n Terms: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/terms \u2014 Privacy: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> the optional GA4 integration.<\/p>\n\n Trigger:<\/strong> only after an administrator saves a GA4 Measurement ID under AlmaSEO \u2192 Analytics. There is no ID by default, and with no ID nothing is loaded. Once an ID is saved, every public page load makes the visitor's browser fetch Google's Data sent:<\/strong> browser-side, to Google, whatever Google Analytics normally collects: page addresses, referrers, browser and device details, IP-derived location and its own cookies. AlmaSEO receives none of it. If you enable this, your site's privacy policy should say so.<\/p>\n\n Analytics terms: https:\/\/marketingplatform.google.com\/about\/analytics\/terms\/us\/ \u2014 Terms: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/terms \u2014 Privacy: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> tells search engines that a URL has changed. api.indexnow.org is run by Microsoft Bing and shares submissions with the other participating engines; you can point the plugin at Yandex's endpoint instead.<\/p>\n\n Trigger:<\/strong> off by default. Nothing is sent until an administrator switches IndexNow on under AlmaSEO \u2192 Sitemaps and generates a key. With it on, two things submit: the Submit button on the Sitemaps screen, which sends your sitemap's address or the URLs the plugin has queued from recent edits; and, if the Delta sitemap is also on, a scheduled task that runs after posts or terms change and sends the changed URLs (up to 100) together with your sitemap addresses in one submission, no more often than every fifteen minutes.<\/p>\n\n Data sent:<\/strong> your site's host name, your IndexNow key, the address of the key file on your site, and the list of URLs.<\/p>\n\n IndexNow: https:\/\/www.indexnow.org\/ \u2014 Microsoft terms: https:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/en-us\/servicesagreement \u2014 Microsoft privacy: https:\/\/privacy.microsoft.com\/privacystatement \u2014 Yandex terms: https:\/\/yandex.com\/legal\/rules\/ \u2014 Yandex privacy: https:\/\/yandex.com\/legal\/confidential\/<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> asks the two engines to re-read your sitemap.<\/p>\n\n Trigger:<\/strong> the WP-CLI command Data sent:<\/strong> the address of your sitemap.<\/p>\n\n Google terms: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/terms \u2014 Google privacy: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/privacy \u2014 Microsoft terms: https:\/\/www.microsoft.com\/en-us\/servicesagreement \u2014 Microsoft privacy: https:\/\/privacy.microsoft.com\/privacystatement<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> fills in titles, descriptions, durations and thumbnails for the video sitemap.<\/p>\n\n Trigger:<\/strong> whenever the video sitemap is built, for posts that embed a Vimeo video: with the default static storage, the daily scheduled rebuild, a rebuild started from the Sitemaps screen, or a request for a sitemap whose file is missing; with dynamic storage, every request for the video sitemap. Video sitemaps and this lookup are both on by default, so it can happen without you switching anything on, but only if your posts contain Vimeo embeds, and no account is involved. Turn off video sitemaps, or the oEmbed option, under AlmaSEO \u2192 Sitemaps \u2192 Media to stop it.<\/p>\n\n Data sent:<\/strong> the address of the Vimeo video found in your content, sent by your server with WordPress's standard User-Agent, which names the WordPress version and your site's address. Nothing about your visitors.<\/p>\n\n Terms: https:\/\/vimeo.com\/terms \u2014 Privacy: https:\/\/vimeo.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n What it is:<\/strong> the same job as the Vimeo entry, for YouTube embeds.<\/p>\n\n Trigger:<\/strong> the same moments as the Vimeo lookup, for posts that embed a YouTube video. Two requests: WordPress's standard oEmbed lookup of the video at youtube.com, and a check that the video's thumbnail exists at img.youtube.com, remembered for a day (a week once found). 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A site that never connected makes no request.<\/p>\n\n A few features do need the internet, because their job is to ask someone else something: the keyword panel in the post editor asks Google for suggestions as soon as it opens, IndexNow tells search engines a page changed once you switch it on, video sitemaps read Vimeo and YouTube, and the optional Google Analytics integration loads Google's script for your visitors. Everything else keeps working offline. The \"External services\" section lists each one, what starts it, and what it sends.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The Import & Migrate wizard supports all three in a 5-step process: post meta, taxonomy terms, global settings, redirects, and a verification report.<\/p><\/dd>\n You can, but it is not recommended to run two SEO plugins at once. 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Google Analytics (www.googletagmanager.com)<\/h4>\n\n
gtag.js<\/code> and report the visit to Google directly. Logged-in administrators are left out by default (a setting). Two further settings, both off by default, add outbound-link click events and pass Google's \"anonymize IP\" flag; what Google does with that flag is Google's decision.<\/p>\n\nIndexNow (api.indexnow.org or yandex.com\/indexnow)<\/h4>\n\n
Google and Bing sitemap ping (www.google.com, www.bing.com)<\/h4>\n\n
wp almaseo sitemaps submit<\/code> only. Nothing in the admin screens and no scheduled task pings either engine. Google retired this endpoint in 2023, so the request to Google now only comes back with an error; it is listed because the command still makes it, and it will be removed in a coming release.<\/p>\n\nVimeo (vimeo.com)<\/h4>\n\n
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Do I need an account or an internet connection to use AlmaSEO?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I import my settings from Yoast, Rank Math, or AIOSEO?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I use AlmaSEO alongside another SEO plugin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does connecting an AlmaSEO account send my content to a third party?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does AlmaSEO make requests to my own site?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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wp almaseo sitemaps build<\/code> failed and left the build lock held for fifteen minutes. The command now builds through the same path as the scheduled rebuild, and --force clears a held lock as its help text promised.<\/li>\nwp almaseo sitemaps submit --indexnow<\/code> failed before submitting anything. It now sends the sitemap index and reports the service's answer.<\/li>\n1.21.0<\/h4>\n\n
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