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AutoBoostSEO Connector

by Lewis

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Description

AutoBoostSEO Connector links your WordPress site to the AutoBoostSEO platform. Once installed, it handles all the setup for you – no configuration needed.

What it does:

  • Connects your site to AutoBoostSEO in one click
  • Works with Rank Math, Yoast SEO, and All in One SEO
  • Handles authentication and API access automatically
  • Built-in connection diagnostics to troubleshoot issues
  • Optimized for large sites with thousands of posts
  1. Install the plugin via Plugins Add New Upload, or search “AutoBoostSEO” in the plugin directory.
  2. Activate the plugin.
  3. That’s it – no settings to configure.
Is this plugin secure?

Yes. All data is transferred over HTTPS and requires proper authentication. The plugin only exposes your content through WordPress’s built-in REST API.

Does this work with Rank Math / Yoast SEO?

Yes. It automatically detects which SEO plugin you’re using and works with it.

Do I need an AutoBoostSEO account?

Yes. Sign up at autoboostseo.com – there’s a free tier to get started.

4.7.4

  • FIX: Replace post__in (17K+ IDs) with posts_where subqueries for large sites
  • Fixes “No matching posts” when filtering sites with many missing SEO fields

4.7.3

  • FIX: SEO filters now check only the ACTIVE plugin’s fields (reverts 4.7.2 all-variants approach)
  • Residual Yoast data no longer causes false negatives when RankMath is active
  • Dashboard seo-stats endpoint now uses raw SQL (consistent with REST filters, bypasses WP_Query NOT EXISTS bug)

4.7.2

  • FIX: SEO filters now check ALL plugin field variants (RankMath + Yoast) regardless of active plugin
  • Fixes incorrect filter results on sites with residual Yoast metadata after switching to RankMath
  • Dashboard stats and content filters now return consistent results

4.7.1

  • Switched ALL SEO filters to raw SQL + post__in approach — bypasses WP_Query meta_query bugs, post__not_in stripping, and RankMath posts_where consumption
  • “Missing” filters now run direct SQL to find missing post IDs, then use post__in to include only those
  • “Has” filters use same approach for consistency and reliability

4.7.0

  • Fixed server-side filters consumed by RankMath sub-queries — replaced self-removing posts_where with persistent filter using custom query var
  • All “missing” filters (keywords, SEO title, meta description) now use autoboost_exclude_ids query var immune to third-party query consumption
  • Both REST controller and query handler updated

4.6.9

  • Fixed ALL server-side filters: replaced post__not_in (stripped by WP REST pipeline) with direct SQL WHERE injection
  • Affects missing keywords, missing SEO title, missing meta description filters for RankMath and dual-plugin setups
  • Both REST controller and query handler updated

4.6.8

  • Added diagnostic logging to REST filter callback to debug post__not_in issue

3.4.6

  • Added filter-debug diagnostic endpoint to troubleshoot server-side filtering
  • Fixed server-side filters using raw SQL instead of nested WP_Meta_Query (workaround for WP Trac #29560)

3.4.4

  • Fixed RankMath meta key variant handling — filters now check both rank_math_* and rank_math* keys
  • Fixed dashboard stats to include non-underscore RankMath meta keys
  • Fixed class VERSION constant (was 3.4.2)

3.4.3

  • Fixed server-side filters returning all posts when only one SEO plugin is installed

3.4

  • Security improvements and bug fixes

3.3

  • Connection diagnostics

3.2

  • Redesigned admin page

3.0

  • Major update with improved performance and filtering

2.0

  • Advanced filtering and better performance

1.0

  • Initial release
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