SEO audits and fixes across every site — by agent

The job

Most SEO debt is volume: hundreds of pages with empty or duplicate meta, social cards never set, a noindex someone forgot, schema that never got added. NibWP works with whichever SEO plugin the site runs — Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress or Slim SEO — and lets the agent audit everything, then fix it from each page's actual content.

The before/after table is the approval artefact: you see every title and description before it's written.

The prompts, exactly as you'd type them

Plain English is the interface. These are real prompts for this job — copy them, swap in your own names, and adjust in conversation.

Audit

Audit SEO meta across the site: empty or duplicate titles, missing meta descriptions, over-length ones, noindex pages, posts without a social image. Table, sorted by traffic risk.

Backfill

Fill every missing meta description from the page's content, 140–155 characters, our tone. Show me the full table before writing anything.

Schema and social

Set the social image to the featured image wherever it's missing, and add FAQ schema to every page with an FAQ section.

The process — what actually happens

Every write follows the same shape: the agent reads before it writes, shows you a plan, and nothing lands without your approval. The audit log records every call.

1. The agent detects your SEO plugin and uses its typed tools — no generic meta hacks.
2. Reads come first: what's empty, duplicated or misconfigured across every post type.
3. Bulk writes are planned, shown as old → new, and run in draft mode if you want.
4. Redirects and sitemap settings are part of the same toolset when a fix needs them.
5. The audit log gives you a per-page record for the client report.

The tools this uses

Runs on the SEO integrations — SEOPress, Slim SEO, Yoast, Rank Math — plus core tools:

• Per-post meta tools (bulk) for titles, descriptions, canonicals, robots
• Social card and schema tools where the plugin supports them
• nibwp/wp-list-posts — the audit sweep across post types
• Redirect tools for the fixes that need a 301

The outcome

A 400-page site goes from bare to complete meta in one review session — and new content never ships bare again because the same prompt runs monthly.

Related solutions

See also content automation and 404 cleanup.