Which WordPress SEO plugins does SiteSelf work with?
SiteSelf works with the most common WordPress SEO plugins, including Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, and SEOPress. It updates post meta fields and plugin options directly. If your site does not use an SEO plugin, your agent can insert meta tags and schema directly through your theme templates.
Do I have to write the meta descriptions myself?
You can do either. If you have exact copy ready (or a spreadsheet from an SEO consultant), paste it in and your agent will apply it verbatim. If you're not sure what to write, ask your agent to draft a concise title and description based on the content already on that page.
Can SiteSelf fix broken links inside page builders like Elementor or Divi?
SiteSelf updates all standard SEO fields (titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and schema) because they live in WordPress settings outside visual page builders. However, if a broken link or heading is located inside a page-builder layout, your agent will check the section and let you know if that specific inline edit needs to be opened in the builder editor.
What access does SiteSelf need to configure 301 redirects?
Simple redirects can usually be managed through your existing WordPress redirect plugin. For server-level redirect rules (such as in an .htaccess file or Nginx config) or template-level changes, an SSH-enabled hosting connection is required.
Does SiteSelf track my keyword rankings or connect to Google Search Console?
No. SiteSelf is your implementation assistant inside WordPress, not a rank-tracking tool. When you notice an issue, see an error in Search Console, or want to update a page, you give your agent the instructions in chat and it executes the fix on your site.
How do I know the changes were applied correctly?
After completing a task, your agent reports the exact URLs and database fields modified. It inspects page response headers (confirming a clean HTTP 301 status for redirects) and page markup (confirming tags and schema appear in the HTML source).