GGR Website Audit
GGR Website Audit
Description
GGR Website Audit provides a structured overview of important on-page SEO and content signals within your WordPress site.
The plugin evaluates observable signals such as:
- Title and meta description presence
- Heading structure (H1–H4)
- Content length and structure
- Internal and external links
- Canonical tag presence
- Noindex detection
- Structured data presence
- Image alt attributes
- Basic technical signals
Audits are generated on demand using AJAX and are intended to support manual review and informed SEO improvements.
The plugin does not guarantee rankings or automated search engine performance improvements.
No external tracking, telemetry, or hidden data collection is included.
Features
- On-demand website audit via shortcode
- Structured SEO signal evaluation
- Content quality and structure checks
- Internal and external link analysis
- Image alt attribute detection
- Canonical and noindex detection
- Structured data (JSON-LD) presence check
- AJAX-based execution
- Loads frontend assets only when shortcode is present
- Does not modify themes or global styles
Installation
- Upload the
ggr-website-auditfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin from the WordPress Plugins screen.
- Navigate to GGR Website Audit Settings and ensure the audit feature is enabled.
- Create or edit a page.
- Add the shortcode
[ggr_audit]where you want the audit interface to appear.
Faq
No. The plugin provides informational analysis only. Actual SEO performance depends on implementation, competition, content quality, and other factors.
No. The plugin does not send data to external servers or collect personal information without user action. Audits are processed locally.
The plugin is designed to audit pages within your own WordPress site.
No. The plugin does not modify theme files or override global styling.
For non-logged-in users, the plugin may set a temporary cookie to prevent repeated scan requests within a short time window. This cookie does not store personal information.
Reviews
Changelog
2.4.3
- Fixed prefix naming consistency
- Improved WordPress coding standards compliance
- Minor security and escaping fixes
2.4.1
- Security hardening and permission checks
- Internal stability improvements
- AJAX-based audit execution