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WordPress SEO Analyzer

WordPress powers 43% of the web — but most sites are bloated with plugins, duplicate archive pages, and render-blocking scripts. This analyzer identifies WordPress-specific SEO issues that generic tools miss.

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Common WordPress SEO Issues

Plugin bloat. Each plugin adds CSS/JS files. 20+ plugins can mean 40+ HTTP requests, slow TTFB, and massive token bloat for crawlers.
Duplicate archive pages. WordPress generates category, tag, date, and author archives — all duplicating the same posts. Without noindex on thin archives, crawl budget is wasted.
Render-blocking resources. Unoptimized themes load CSS/JS in the <head> that blocks rendering. Crawlers may timeout waiting for render.
Pagination SEO. Default WordPress pagination (/page/2/, /page/3/) creates thin duplicate pages without canonical tags.
Media attachment pages. WordPress creates a dedicated page for every uploaded image. These thin pages waste enormous crawl budget.
Comment spam pages. Paginated comments (/comment-page-2/) create duplicate content variants.

What This Analyzer Checks

Token Bloat Ratio: How much of your page is useful content vs plugin/theme boilerplate.
Crawl Efficiency: How many of your URLs are worth indexing vs thin archives and attachment pages.
Schema Coverage: Whether your SEO plugin (Yoast, RankMath, etc.) is actually outputting valid structured data.
Performance: TTFB, render-blocking resources, and Core Web Vitals impact on crawl frequency.
Internal Linking: Whether your post/page structure creates orphan content or deep link hierarchies.

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Common WordPress SEO Issues

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