Add nofollow to External Links in Content
Adds rel="nofollow" to links in posts and pages that point to other websites, while keeping any rel values already set. Links to your own domain are untouched.
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Snippets for search engine basics: meta descriptions, Open Graph tags, structured data, noindex rules and robots.txt changes. Lightweight options for sites that do not run a full SEO plugin, or need one specific fix.
Adds rel="nofollow" to links in posts and pages that point to other websites, while keeping any rel values already set. Links to your own domain are untouched.
Links the first mention of phrases you choose to the matching pages in your posts, building internal links without editing old content.
Adds Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags (title, description, image, URL) so links shared on social networks show a proper preview. Skipped when an SEO plugin is active.
Changes how many links each page of the built-in XML sitemap holds (2,000 by default), for example to split a huge sitemap into smaller files.
Adds an [html_sitemap] shortcode that lists all your pages and your posts grouped by category, giving visitors and crawlers one page that links to everything.
Adds rel="sponsored nofollow" to links that go to your affiliate programs or cloaked /go/ links, as search engines ask for paid links.
Keeps author archive pages out of search results while their links are still followed, which suits single-author blogs where they duplicate the main blog.
Asks search engines not to index the posts and pages you list, such as thank-you, login or internal pages, while still following their links.
Adds Tools > Orphaned Content, listing published posts and pages that no other post or page links to, so you can add internal links where they are missing.
Places a "Related" link to another post from the same category halfway through each blog post, a well-placed internal link that keeps readers on the site.
Shortens category links from example.com/category/news/ to example.com/news/ and redirects the old addresses there permanently.
Stops comment reply links from creating ?replytocom= URLs that crawlers treat as duplicate pages, and redirects any such URL to the clean post address.
Removes filler words such as "the", "and" or "how" from automatically created post slugs and caps their length, giving shorter, cleaner URLs.
Adds twitter:site with your brand's X handle to every page, and twitter:creator with the author's handle on posts, so shared links credit the right accounts.
Links matching pages across your country sites (such as example.com, example.co.uk and example.com.au) with hreflang tags, assuming each page uses the same path on every domain.
Adds rel prev and next link tags to paginated blog, category and archive pages, which Bing and other crawlers use to understand page series.