Traffalyzer
Traffalyzer connects this website with its account on traffalyzer.com and brings the outside view into WordPress. Other SEO plugins check what is in the form. This plugin shows what actually happens out there. Reports in the admin area (menu Traffalyzer ): Overview: site score, last scan, what comes
Traffalyzer connects this website with its account on traffalyzer.com and brings the outside view into WordPress. Other SEO plugins check what is in the form. This plugin shows what actually happens out there.
Reports in the admin area (menu Traffalyzer ):
- Overview: site score, last scan, what comes next and a technical quick check of robots.txt, the sitemap and llms.txt.
- Findings: everything the crawler found, with an edit link for every affected page.
- Growth plan: the steps Traffalyzer suggests; tick them off on paid plans.
- Search queries: strongest queries, opportunities (position 5–20), winners and losers.
- Pages: clicks, impressions, position and open findings for every page, plus the view Needs a refresh : pages that lost at least 20 % of their clicks and have not been changed for twelve months.
- Broken addresses: addresses that returned an error in the last scan, with the pages that link to them and a suggested redirect. With the Redirection plugin or the Rank Math redirections module the redirect is created right there.
In the editor (block editor sidebar, or a meta box in the classic editor): findings for this page, clicks and position, the real search queries, live-checked against your text as you type, pages worth linking to, pages that compete for the same query, the search performance chart with your revisions as markers, and a verdict whether your last change made a difference. The sidebar loads in the background; nobody waits for Traffalyzer when opening the editor.
Also: Traffalyzer columns in the post lists (sortable), a dashboard widget, an admin bar item with the number of important findings, checks in Tools → Site Health , WP-CLI commands and an optional /llms.txt generated from your published content.
The inventory. WordPress tells Traffalyzer which addresses exist, whether they are published and indexable (including noindex from Yoast SEO, Rank Math, SEOPress and All in One SEO), which canonical you set deliberately, the content type and when a page was changed. Traffalyzer uses this for findings no crawler can make on its own: unpublished content that is still reachable or still in Google, published pages nothing links to, and canonicals that differ from what WordPress intends. Changes are collected when you save and sent in the background; a complete sync runs once a week.
