On-page SEO analysis
Live focus-keyphrase, meta, heading, and readability checks in the WordPress editor — free, and updated as you type.
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The Seofyme panel sits beside the WordPress block editor and scores your draft as you write: title, meta description, headings, keyphrase placement, and readability all stay visible without leaving the editor or unlocking anything paid.
What it checks
- Focus keyphrase in the title, URL, first paragraph, and at least one heading
- Word-form variants of your keyphrase (plurals, verb forms) counted toward coverage, so natural writing still scores well
- Meta description length against the SERP-safe character range
- Heading structure (a single H1, logical H2/H3 nesting)
- Internal and external link presence
- Image alt text coverage
- Readability (sentence length, passive voice, transition words)
How to use it
- 1
Set a focus keyphrase
Open any post or page and enter the phrase you want that piece of content to rank for.
- 2
Tune the title and meta
Use the SERP preview and the live character counter to write a snippet that won't be truncated in Google.
- 3
Work the checklist
Fix headings, links, and readability warnings one at a time until the checklist is green.
- 4
Set canonical and robots per post
Override the canonical URL or index/follow behavior for that specific post if needed, from the same panel.
Tip
Related phrases matter too — see Related keyphrases for widening topical coverage without stuffing your exact match phrase.
- Does the score affect my actual Google ranking?
- No score guarantees rankings. The checklist reflects on-page best practices Seofyme can verify automatically — it doesn't account for backlinks, site authority, or competition.
- Is this the same on Shopify?
- Yes, the Shopify app runs the same on-page checklist against product and page descriptions.