Maira Foresto

SEO Magic turns your WordPress dashboard into an AI-assisted SEO control center. 
Instead of jumping between tools, you can:
<ul>
<li>Generate SEO titles, meta descriptions and Open Graph tags in bulk.</li>
<li>Ask the Content Assistant to improve your articles, add FAQs, or suggest schema.</li>
<li>Fix missing alt text and improve image SEO automatically.</li>
<li>Optimize WooCommerce products with consistent, on-brand SEO fields (PRO).</li>
<li>Run a technical SEO audit and get actionable recommendations (PRO).</li>
<li>Analyze backlinks, detect potentially harmful links and discover link opportunities (PRO).</li>
<li>Discover internal and external link ideas with the Auto-Linking Assistant (PRO).</li>
</ul>
Everything is integrated into the WordPress admin UI so you keep full control of your content.
<blockquote>
Note: SEO Magic requires a Google Gemini API key to generate AI-based content. 
 The plugin includes a guided setup to help you connect your key and start using the free or paid Gemini tiers.
</blockquote>
SEO Magic lets you choose between multiple Gemini models (such as gemini-2.5-flash, gemini-2.5-flash-lite, gemini-2.5-pro and optional Gemini 3.x models like gemini-3-pro-preview). 
By default, the plugin uses Gemini 2.5 Flash, which is optimized for the current free tier in Google AI Studio for most accounts. 
Gemini 3.x models (for example <code>gemini-3-pro-preview</code>) always require billing to be enabled in your Google Cloud project.
Plugin website: https://seomagic.click/ 
Documentation: https://seomagic.click/documentation/ 
PRO license & pricing: https://seomagic.click/pricing/
<h4>Main Features (Free)</h4>
1. Metadata SEO – bulk editor for titles & descriptions
Manage all your post, page and custom post type metadata from a single screen:
<ul>
<li>See SEO coverage bars for each content type.</li>
<li>Edit SEO title and meta description in a clean modal.</li>
<li>Generate suggestions for:
<ul>
<li>SEO title and meta description.</li>
<li>Facebook / Open Graph title and description.</li>
<li>Twitter title and description.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Check length indicators so you stay within common search and social limits.</li>
<li>Generate metadata in batches of up to 20 items at a time to avoid overloading your server.</li>
</ul>
You can accept, edit or ignore AI suggestions at any time — nothing is changed automatically without your confirmation from this screen.
2. Multimedia SEO – image titles, alt text, captions and descriptions
Fix image SEO in bulk from the Media Library:
<ul>
<li>List attachments with their current title, alt text, caption and description.</li>
<li>Quickly see which images are missing important fields.</li>
<li>Open a modal to:
<ul>
<li>Edit text fields manually, or</li>
<li>Generate all fields (Title, Alt Text, Caption, Description) with one click.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Use the AI to create descriptive alt attributes based on file names and basic context.</li>
</ul>
This helps improve accessibility and image search visibility without manually editing each attachment.
3. Content Assistant – Google-optimized rewriting workflow
The Content Assistant is a dedicated interface to rewrite and optimize posts following Google-friendly best practices (E-E-A-T, readability, heading structure, etc.):
<ul>
<li>Load an existing post using the built-in search and filters.</li>
<li>Review the current content and featured image.</li>
<li>Click Optimize Content to:
<ul>
<li>Improve headings and paragraphs for clarity and flow.</li>
<li>Generate a stronger, more emotional introduction.</li>
<li>Suggest FAQs you can add to the post.</li>
<li>Suggest schema types you may want to implement.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>See mobile and desktop previews of how your titles and snippets may look in search.</li>
<li>Adjust metadata (SEO title, description, social tags) and featured image alt text from the same screen.</li>
</ul>
The assistant works on top of your content; it preserves protected blocks and layout shortcodes, and you decide what to keep before updating the post.
4. Autopilot – background metadata & image completion
Autopilot is an optional background task that fills in missing fields for you:
<ul>
<li>Runs on a schedule using WordPress cron.</li>
<li>Scans only the content types you selected in Settings → Scan Content Types.</li>
<li>Can generate:
<ul>
<li>Content fields: SEO title, meta description, Facebook / Twitter titles and descriptions.</li>
<li>Image fields: Title, Alt Text, Caption, Description.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Focuses on missing fields; existing values are generally preserved.</li>
</ul>
You stay in control of the schedule and which fields Autopilot is allowed to touch. 
You can turn Autopilot off at any time if you prefer a fully manual workflow.
<h4>PRO Features (optional upgrade)</h4>
The PRO license unlocks advanced automation and analysis features inside the same plugin (no separate download):
1. WooCommerce Assistant – inline AI for product copy
If you use WooCommerce, SEO Magic adds pink AI buttons directly inside the product editor:
<ul>
<li>Product title – generate or refine a clear, keyword-rich product name.</li>
<li>Long description – generate or rewrite a structured, benefit-oriented description.</li>
<li>Short description – create a concise summary focused on key features.</li>
<li>Product tags – suggest relevant tags for internal navigation and search.</li>
</ul>
The AI reads existing product information (title, price, attributes, descriptions, categories, etc.) and writes directly into the field you chose. 
You can edit the result, undo the change, or generate a new suggestion in seconds. 
SEO titles and meta descriptions for products are managed from the Metadata SEO tools, together with your posts and pages.
2. Auto-Linking Assistant (Internal & External links)
<ul>
<li>Analyze a post to see how many internal and external links it already has.</li>
<li>Get suggestions for:
<ul>
<li>Internal links to other relevant posts from your own site.</li>
<li>External links from your Google Programmable Search Engine.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Insert links manually into your content or paste a custom URL.</li>
</ul>
All suggestions are manual – the plugin never injects links into your content without your explicit action.
3. Backlink Audit & Toxicity Analysis
<ul>
<li>Connect to Google Search Console (via OAuth) and fetch linking domains, or upload a CSV export.</li>
<li>Group backlinks by referring domain so you can see where most links come from.</li>
<li>Use AI-assisted labels (high-authority, suspicious, etc.) to understand quality at a glance.</li>
<li>Optionally check domains against Google Safe Browsing to detect potentially risky sources.</li>
<li>Export a disavow file or use the data to update your own disavow list.</li>
</ul>
4. Site Health & Technical SEO Audit
Run a one-click audit that combines:
<ul>
<li>An Overall Site SEO Score (0–100) based on internal content scores and mobile performance.</li>
<li>PageSpeed Insights (Mobile) data:
<ul>
<li>Performance score.</li>
<li>Core Web Vitals when available (LCP, FID, CLS).</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Lighthouse category scores (SEO, Accessibility, Best Practices).</li>
<li>Basic technical SEO checks:
<ul>
<li>robots.txt presence.</li>
<li>Indexability settings.</li>
<li>HTTPS status.</li>
<li>PHP version, memory and basic cache information.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>A list of Content Requiring Attention, sorted from lowest to highest internal score, with quick links to edit each post.</li>
</ul>
Use this report as a practical roadmap for improving your site over time.
5. Advanced Settings: Google APIs, ACF & AI Model Rules
PRO also unlocks advanced configuration options:
<ul>
<li>Google API Settings – centralize your:
<ul>
<li>Google Search API key (Custom Search, Safe Browsing, PageSpeed).</li>
<li>Programmable Search Engine ID for external links.</li>
<li>Google OAuth credentials for Search Console.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>ACF Integration – choose which text-based ACF fields should be included as context when generating metadata or content.</li>
<li>AI Model Rules – define conditions to use different Gemini models for specific post types or categories.</li>
</ul>
These tools give more control to power users managing large or complex sites.
<h3>External Services & Privacy</h3>
SEO Magic integrates with several external services to provide its functionality. 
Below is an overview of each service, when it is used, and what data is sent.
<h3>Google Gemini API</h3>
SEO Magic uses the Google Gemini API to generate:
<ul>
<li>SEO titles and meta descriptions.</li>
<li>Open Graph and social metadata suggestions.</li>
<li>Content improvements, FAQs and schema ideas.</li>
<li>Image alt text suggestions based on file names and context.</li>
</ul>
When you click a generation button, run the Content Assistant or enable Autopilot, the plugin sends:
<ul>
<li>Text from your posts, pages, products or media descriptions.</li>
<li>Optional context (post type, focus keywords, language and desired tone).</li>
</ul>
The plugin does not send your WordPress login credentials, database credentials or full site backups. 
Google may store prompts and responses according to its own Gemini API Terms and applicable privacy policies. 
For more information, please refer to Google’s official documentation and terms for the Gemini API.
<h3>Google PageSpeed Insights API (PRO)</h3>
The Site Health & Technical SEO Audit feature (PRO) can use the PageSpeed Insights API to:
<ul>
<li>Analyze performance for your site on mobile.</li>
<li>Retrieve Core Web Vitals and optimization suggestions.</li>
</ul>
When you run the audit, the plugin sends URLs that belong to your own site. 
Results are stored in your WordPress database so you can review them later.
<h3>Google Custom Search / Programmable Search Engine (Auto-Linking Assistant – PRO)</h3>
The Auto-Linking Assistant (PRO) can use a Google Programmable Search Engine to:
<ul>
<li>Discover potential external resources related to your content.</li>
<li>Suggest authoritative links based on your own CSE configuration.</li>
</ul>
When you request suggestions, the plugin sends search queries derived from your content and the link phrase you are analyzing. 
Results are only shown inside your WordPress dashboard; you choose which links to insert, if any.
<h3>Google Search Console (Backlink Audit – PRO)</h3>
The Backlink Audit feature (PRO) can import backlink data from Google Search Console, either via API or from CSV exports. 
* Data imported typically includes referring domains, URLs and link counts. 
* The plugin stores this data locally in your WordPress database for analysis and reporting. 
* OAuth tokens are handled via Google’s standard flow; the plugin does not store your Google account password.
<h3>Google Safe Browsing API (Backlink Toxicity – PRO)</h3>
The Backlink Audit module (PRO) can optionally check referring domains or URLs against the Google Safe Browsing API to help you detect potentially harmful sources. 
When you enable this check, the plugin sends the domains or URLs you selected for analysis. 
Safe Browsing responses are used only to flag potentially risky links inside your WordPress dashboard.
<h3>SEO Magic License Server (PRO)</h3>
If you activate a PRO license, the plugin communicates with our license server to:
<ul>
<li>Validate your license key.</li>
<li>Register or deactivate site activations.</li>
<li>Check license status (active, expired, etc.).</li>
</ul>
Data sent to our license server typically includes:
<ul>
<li>Your license key.</li>
<li>Your site URL and WordPress environment information (plugin version, WordPress version, PHP version).</li>
</ul>
We use this data solely to manage licensing and updates. 
Details about data handling and retention are documented in the Privacy Policy on our website.
<h3>Privacy Notice</h3>
By using SEO Magic and enabling integrations with external services (Google Gemini, PageSpeed Insights, Safe Browsing, etc.), you agree to respect the terms of those services and to configure your site in compliance with applicable laws (including data protection and privacy regulations). 
You are responsible for informing your visitors and users about any processing of personal data on your site and for updating your own privacy policy accordingly.

SEO Magic – AI SEO Assistant

SEO Magic is an AI-powered SEO assistant that helps you write high-quality metadata, optimize content, improve image SEO and analyze your site’s techn …

Alex MacArthur

There’s no shortage of plugins that promise to be THE all-in-one solution for all things SEO. Unfortunately, this often means lack of flexibility, confusing implementation, or just a big, bloated plugin that carries way too many features for your needs.
This plugin is built on an alternative philosophy: do one thing and one thing well. Complete Open Graph provides automatic, comprehensive, just-makes-sense Open Graph management, whether it’s for a simple blog or a complex site with diverse sets of content.
Out of the box, Complete Open Graph generates all the basic tags your site should have, making it ready for social sharing on platforms including Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+, and gives you full programmatic access to filter this data as you need.
TL;DR: This plugin does Open Graph. Freaking good Open Graph.
<h3>Using the Plugin</h3>
Upon activation, Complete Open Graph is ready to generate Open Graph meta tags, with an intuitive set of fallbacks in place. Literally no configuration is required to begin making your site socially shareable.
<h4>Available Fields</h4>
On each page and post, the following fields are automatically generated, based on available page data. Many of these can be manually set at the page/post level.
<ul>
<li>og:site_name</li>
<li>og:locale</li>
<li>og:type</li>
<li>og:title</li>
<li>og:url</li>
<li>og:description</li>
<li>og:image</li>
<li>og:image:width</li>
<li>og:image:height</li>
<li>twitter:card</li>
<li>twitter:creator</li>
<li>twitter:title</li>
<li>twitter:description</li>
<li>twitter:image</li>
<li>twitter:url</li>
<li>twitter:site</li>
<li>profile:first_name (Currently only displayed on individual author pages.)</li>
<li>profile:last_name (Currently only displayed on individual author pages.)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Default Settings</h4>
As a fallback for values that aren’t filled automatically by a page or post, you can set default values for Open Graph data. If desired, you can force these individual values to be used globally, overriding whatever is set at a page/post level. You’re able to force individual fields, or force all of them at once.
<ul>
<li>og:type</li>
<li>og:title</li>
<li>og:image</li>
<li>og:image:width</li>
<li>og:image:height</li>
<li>og:description</li>
<li>twitter:card</li>
<li>twitter:description</li>
<li>twitter:creator</li>
<li>twitter:site</li>
<li>fb:admins</li>
<li>fb:app_id</li>
</ul>
<h3>Filters</h3>
The <code>complete_open_graph_all_data</code> filter allows the customization of the entire set of Open Graph values, as well as the addition of new meta tags (including those that aren’t Open Graph).
Example for customizing out-of-the-box Open Graph data:
<pre><code>function modify_open_graph_data($data) {
 $data['og:site_name']['value'] = 'whatevs';
 return $data;
}
add_filter('complete_open_graph_all_data', 'modify_open_graph_data');
</code></pre>
Example for adding a standard, old meta tag:
<pre><code>function add_new_open_graph_fields($data) {
 $data['keywords']['attribute'] = 'name';
 $data['keywords']['value'] = 'keyword1,keyword2,keyword3';
 return $data;
}
add_filter('complete_open_graph_all_data', 'add_new_open_graph_fields');
</code></pre>
The <code>complete_open_graph_processed_value</code> filter allows you to modify a single field after it’s gone through the progression of priorities. For that reason, it will only be effective on the following fields:
<ul>
<li>og:description</li>
<li>og:title</li>
<li>og:type</li>
<li>og:image</li>
<li>twitter:card</li>
<li>twitter:title</li>
<li>twitter:image</li>
<li>twitter:description</li>
<li>twitter:creator</li>
</ul>
Example for manipulating a processed value:
<pre><code>function manipulate_processed_value($value, $field_name) {
 if($field_name === 'og:description') {
 return 'WHATEVER I WANT.';
 }
 return $value;
}
add_filter('complete_open_graph_processed_value', 'manipulate_processed_value', 10, 2);
</code></pre>
The <code>complete_open_graph_{$tagName}</code> filter allows you to modify a single field by identifying it by name and returning a modified value. These names are the “name” or “property” attributes on the meta tags. See “Available Fields” above for these names.
Example for manipulating a single value by name:
<pre><code>function modify_title($value, $field_name) {
 return 'My Newly Modified Title!'
}

add_filter('complete_open_graph_og:title', 'modify_title', 10, 2);
</code></pre>
The <code>complete_open_graph_maybe_enable</code> filter allows you to disable tag generation altogether by returning a boolean.
Example for disabling generation altogether:
<pre><code>add_filter('complete_open_graph_maybe_enable', '__return_false');
</code></pre>
Example for disabling generation on a specific page:
<pre><code>add_filter('complete_open_graph_maybe_enable', function ($maybeEnable) {
 global $post;

 if($post->post_name === 'my-page') {
 return false;
 }

 return $maybeEnable;
});
</code></pre>
<h3>Order of Priority</h3>
There’s a fallback system set in place for you to effectively leverage this plugin. Below is the order of priority:
<ol>
<li>Filters – Any filters you apply in your code will take priority over any fields you have filled in the admin.</li>
<li>Forced Global Settings – If you’ve checked the box on these fields on the settings page, they’ll override everything non-filtered.</li>
<li>Post/Page COG Fields – Filling out the meta box fields on a page or post in the WordPress Admin will give it priority over any default settings (unless they’re forced).</li>
<li>Post/Page Content – If no specific COG fields on the post/page are set, the post/page content itself will be used. For the Open Graph description, the excerpt will be respected if it’s filled.</li>
<li>Default COG Settings – Next, the default COG global settings will used to populate Open Graph tags.</li>
<li>Blog Info – When nothing else is overriding them, Open Graph fields will default to your general WordPress site settings.</li>
</ol>
After flowing through this order of priority, if there is still no content to be pulled, those respective Open Graph tags will not be generated. So, don’t worry about having extra, useless tags just sitting there in your markup.
<h3>Feedback</h3>
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Regardless of how you feel, your review would be greatly appreciated!

SEO Magic – AI SEO Assistant vs Complete Open Graph