WWB SEO Master is a free WordPress SEO plugin that helps search engines understand\nyour website and helps you control how your pages can appear in search results and\nwhen shared on social media. You do not need to be an SEO expert: the plugin\nexplains what it finds, why it matters and what you can do next.<\/p>\n\n
Start with the essentials such as SEO titles and meta descriptions, then use the\ntechnical, structured-data and content tools when you need them. Modules can be\nenabled separately, so you stay in control of what runs on your site.<\/p>\n\n
Search is changing, but the basics still matter. Clear metadata, crawlable pages,\nuseful content and accurate structured data help traditional search engines and\ncan also make content easier for answer engines and AI-powered search to understand.<\/p>\n\n
WWB SEO Master includes answer helpers, entity-based schema, AI crawler controls\nand an optional The optional AI assistant can suggest metadata and content improvements. AI is\ndisabled by default, runs only after an authorized user requests it and never\npublishes changes automatically. WordPress 7.0 or newer can use the built-in\nWordPress AI Client. Older versions can use an administrator-configured OpenAI\nfallback.<\/p>\n\n There are no advertisements, license checks or usage telemetry. Most features run\nentirely on your WordPress site. Optional external services are documented below\nand are contacted only when an authorized user configures and uses them.<\/p>\n\n Deactivation keeps your settings and SEO metadata. When the plugin is deleted,\npermanent cleanup follows the setting under WWB SEO > Settings. Clean removal is\nenabled by default for new installations; existing installations keep their saved\npreference.<\/p>\n\n This plugin has no licensing, update-check, advertising, analytics or telemetry\nservice. The following optional services are used only when a site administrator\nconfigures and invokes their associated features.<\/p>\n\n On WordPress 7.0 or newer, the plugin first calls When an authorized editor manually requests page optimization, the prompt may\ncontain the site name, locale, saved page title, saved SEO\/social metadata,\nschema type and a bounded plain-text copy of the saved page content. When an\nadministrator manually requests backlink candidates, it may contain the site\nname and URL, business goal, audience, location and up to eight recent public\npage titles and URLs. That second request also asks a capable provider to use web\nsearch. No prompt is sent automatically or in the background.<\/p>\n\n Data handling, retention, billing, terms and privacy are determined by the AI\nconnector and provider configured by the site owner. See the\nWordPress AI Client documentation<\/a>\nand the selected connector\/provider documentation before enabling this feature.<\/p>\n\n The optional backward-compatible fallback sends manual AI requests to\n https:\/\/api.openai.com\/v1\/responses. It is used only when the WordPress AI\nClient is unavailable or cannot support the requested capability and a site\nadministrator has saved an OpenAI API key.<\/p>\n\n Page-optimization and backlink-candidate requests contain the same bounded data\ndescribed above. A pseudonymous HMAC identifier derived from the current local\nuser ID can also be sent for abuse prevention; it is not the WordPress username,\nemail address or raw user ID. Requests set OpenAI API use is subject to OpenAI's\nterms<\/a> and\nprivacy policy<\/a>. API usage may be\nbilled to the key owner.<\/p>\n\n The optional Search Console module communicates with these Google endpoints:<\/p>\n\n The OAuth client ID, authorization code, encrypted client secret and encrypted\ntokens are used for authentication. Selected property, date ranges, report\ndimensions and administrator-entered inspection URLs are sent as needed. The\nmodule requests the read-only No. There is no license-key system, advertising or telemetry.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. The minimum remains WordPress 6.0. WordPress 7.0 or newer can use the native\nAI Client; older versions can use the optional direct OpenAI fallback.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. AI runs only on an authorized manual action. Suggestions must be selected,\nreviewed and saved by the user. Backlink candidates also require manual adoption\nand outreach.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Deactivation never deletes data. Optional permanent cleanup applies only\nwhen the plugin itself is deleted and the setting was enabled beforehand. Clean\nremoval is enabled for new installations; existing installations keep their\nprevious choice so an update never changes a data-retention preference silently.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Google states that Search ignores llms.txt. WWB provides it only as an\nexperimental, optional discovery file for other services that may choose to\nread the convention.<\/p><\/dd>\n It controls and extends the sitemap system built into WordPress. The sitemap\nindex remains available at Earlier release notes are available in \/llms.txt<\/code> file. These tools support answer engine optimization\n(AEO), generative engine optimization (GEO) and AI-search readiness, but they do\nnot guarantee rankings, citations or inclusion in AI answers. Google Search does\nnot currently use llms.txt<\/code>.<\/p>\n\nPrivacy and control<\/h4>\n\n
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wp_ai_client_prompt()<\/code>. The\nWordPress AI Client selects a compatible AI provider from connectors installed\nand configured by the site owner. WWB SEO does not install a connector and does\nnot control which provider the owner selects.<\/p>\n\nOpenAI fallback<\/h4>\n\n
store: false<\/code>. Backlink research may\nenable OpenAI web search. The encrypted API key remains on the WordPress site and\nis transmitted only in the authorization header for the request. Nothing is sent\nuntil an authorized user explicitly runs an AI action.<\/p>\n\nGoogle OAuth and Search Console<\/h4>\n\n
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https:\/\/accounts.google.com\/o\/oauth2\/v2\/auth<\/code> for administrator-initiated OAuth consent.<\/li>\nhttps:\/\/oauth2.googleapis.com\/token<\/code> to exchange and refresh OAuth tokens.<\/li>\nhttps:\/\/www.googleapis.com\/webmasters\/v3\/<\/code> for verified properties and read-only performance reports.<\/li>\nhttps:\/\/searchconsole.googleapis.com\/v1\/urlInspection\/index:inspect<\/code> for administrator-requested URL inspection.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\nwebmasters.readonly<\/code> scope. Performance results\nare cached locally for one hour and inspection results for six hours. Disconnect\nremoves stored tokens and the selected property. Google use is subject to the\nGoogle Terms of Service<\/a> and\nGoogle Privacy Policy<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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