About This Plugin
4WP SEO Helper gives you a site-wide SEO Inventory for WordPress: see missing titles and meta descriptions, score completeness, and mark business priority with drag-and-drop P1 / P2 / P3 lanes.
Built for teams that use Yoast SEO or All in One SEO and need one place to audit SEO fields across posts, pages, and public custom post types.
A plugin by 4wp.dev.
Perfect for
- SEO audits — filter by missing title, meta description, or focus keyword
- Content ops — drag rows into P1–P3 lanes (business priority, not SEO score)
- Bulk workflows — quick edit SEO fields from the inventory table
- External sync — REST API for Google Sheets or custom dashboards
- Multilingual sites — Polylang, WPML, or single-language
How it works
- Activate the plugin (Yoast or All in One SEO recommended for read/write).
- Open 4WP SEO SEO Inventory.
- Review completeness scores and missing SEO fields site-wide.
- Drag rows into P1 / P2 / P3 to mark business priority.
- Optional: enable the REST API under Settings and connect Sheets or your dashboard.
Priority reflects business importance (e.g. main service pages), not SEO score—a page can stay in P1 at 100% completeness.
Modules
SEO Inventory, Inventory REST API, and Google Search Console (OAuth, property picker, URL inspection, search analytics) are available in wp-admin. TechArticle schema, LLMS.txt, and cross posting appear as Coming soon until a future release.
External services
This plugin optionally connects to Google APIs when a site administrator enables Google Search Console integration under 4WP SEO Settings.
Google OAuth 2.0 (accounts.google.com, oauth2.googleapis.com)
Used so an administrator can connect their Google account to WordPress. When the admin clicks Connect Google, the plugin redirects to Google sign-in and exchanges an authorization code for access and refresh tokens. Tokens are stored in the WordPress database and used only for Search Console features initiated in wp-admin.
Google Search Console API (searchconsole.googleapis.com)
Used to list verified properties, inspect URLs, and fetch Search Analytics for the connected property. The plugin sends the selected property URL, requested page URLs, and date ranges when an administrator runs sync, URL inspection, or live analytics tools in wp-admin. Synced metrics are stored locally in WordPress for reporting screens.
No Google API calls are made until an administrator configures OAuth credentials and connects an account. The plugin does not send site visitor or front-end user data to Google.
