SEO HelpMarketing

If you build sites with Elementor + Advanced Custom Fields, you already know the pain: great content in ACF, beautiful layout in Elementor—but wiring them together often means shortcodes, fragile templates, or custom PHP you do not want to maintain.
SEO Help Flow fixes that. It is a native Elementor integration for ACF: pick fields in the panel, see them on the canvas, ship faster, check broken field connections, and keep structured data close to the content your editors already maintain.
From SEO Help Marketing — built for agencies, freelancers, and teams who care about SEO that matches real content, not duplicate “SEO boxes.”
Why this stack benefits from a dedicated bridge
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<li>One workflow — editors update ACF; designers stay in Elementor; you stop duplicating text between “content” and “SEO fields.”</li>
<li>Template Health checks — scan Elementor templates and pages for missing or renamed ACF fields before clients find broken layouts.</li>
<li>Client-safe handoff — map approved field groups and hide layout-editing shortcuts for client roles.</li>
<li>Structured data without copy-paste — output Article, FAQPage, WebPage, and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD from ACF repeaters and text fields where it makes sense.</li>
</ul>
What you can build today 🎯
<ul>
<li>ACF widgets for Elementor — Text, Dynamic Text, Heading, Image, Link, Button Advanced, Gallery, Author Meta, Read Time, TOC, CTA Banner and more.</li>
<li>ACF Repeater — grids, lists, sliders; template-driven rows without leaving Elementor.</li>
<li>Template Health — a practical checker for Elementor + ACF field connections.</li>
<li>Client-Safe Mode — agency handoff controls for safer client editing.</li>
<li>SEO Intent Blocks — Local Service, FAQ, Blog Article, Comparison and Testimonial workflows with ACF contracts.</li>
<li>ACF JSON-LD (SEO) — map fields to schema.org so search engines see the same story visitors see.</li>
<li>Site Blueprint — export field contracts, template health and workflow settings for reuse across agency projects.</li>
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Who it is for
<ul>
<li>Agencies shipping many Elementor + ACF sites and needing a repeatable pattern.</li>
<li>Developers who want maintainable dynamic UI—not one-off hacks per project.</li>
<li>SEO-minded builders who want valid, maintainable structured data tied to CMS fields.</li>
</ul>
Works with your existing SEO plugin?
Often yes. Avoid publishing two competing JSON-LD blocks for the same thing on the same URL (e.g. two FAQ schemas). Pick one source per schema type—this plugin, or Yoast / Rank Math / etc.—and stay consistent.
Requirements
<ul>
<li>WordPress 6.0+ · PHP 7.4+ · Elementor + Advanced Custom Fields (see Requires Plugins).</li>
</ul>

SEO Help Flow for ACF and Elementor

Build client-safe, SEO-ready Elementor sites with ACF dynamic content, template health checks, schema blocks, and agency handoff tools.

ImmoSoft

ImmoToolBox Connect displays your properties from ImmoToolBox to your website made with WordPress.
This plugin offers an out of the box solution, but can also be highly customized to fit your theme and requirements. 
Two Gutenberg blocks are available : “Property Listing” and “Property Search” (more to come)
PS : You need an <a href="https://intranet.immotoolbox.com" rel="nofollow ugc">ImmoToolBox</a> active account to use this plugin.
<h3>Help</h3>
<h3>Pages created automatically</h3>
When this plugin is installed, 3 pages are automatically created
<h3>Property details page</h3>
This page is used to display your properties’ details. 
By default only one is required but if your using a multilingual website you’ll have to create of page for each language. 
This page uses the <code>[itb_property]</code> shortcode
<h3>Search results page</h3>
This page is used to display the search results when using a search engine. 
This page uses the <code>[itb_searchresults]</code> shortcode (this shortcode uses the same parameters as the <code>[itb_listing]</code> shortcode)
<h3>Visitor selection page</h3>
This page is used to display the properties added to his selection by the visitor. 
This page uses the <code>[itb_selection]</code> shortcode (this shortcode uses the same parameters as the <code>[itb_listing]</code> shortcode)
<h3>Custom pages</h3>
<h3>Properties listing pages</h3>
You can add as many of this pages as you like. They display a paginated listing of all mathing properties which can be sorted.
<h4>Using the Gutenberg block :</h4>
You can use the “ImmoToolBox Property Listing” block to add the listing inside a page. 
All the options of the listing are inside the Block Setting on the side bar.
<h4>Using the manual shortcode <code>[itb_listing]</code></h4>
The Property Listing shortcode is <code>[itb_listing]</code>. 
You can add it anywhere you want to add a listing inside a page.
Here are the shortcode parameters :
Filter by type : 
Possible values are ‘sale’ or ‘rental’ 
ex: <code>[itb_listing type="sale"]</code>
Filter by country code : 
You have to use two-letter country codes 
ex: <code>[itb_listing country="US"]</code>
Of course you can combine this settings : 
ex: <code>[itb_listing type="rental" country="US"]</code>
Order the results 
Possible values : date, price, area 
ex: <code>[itb_listing type="sale" order="price" direction="desc"][/itb_listing]</code>
Multi-lingual website 
If your website is multi-lingual, for each language (except WordPress main language) you have to add the parameters : 
– property_page_id : the ID of the “Property details page” in the right language (you have to create this page) 
– selection_page_id : the ID of the “Visitor selection page” in the right language (you have to create this page)
ex: <code>[itb_listing type="rental" country="US" property_page_id="123" selection_page_id="456"]</code>
<h3>Slider of properties <code>[itb_carousel]</code></h3>
This shortcode enable you to display properties inside another page with a slider
8 properties for sale 
ex: <code>[itb_carousel type="sale" nbpp="8"]</code>
Your properties marked as “selection” in ImmoToolBox 
ex: <code>[itb_carousel featured="1"]</code>
Multi-lingual website 
See “Properties listing pages” information above
<h3>Property Search engine</h3>
<h4>Using the Gutenberg block :</h4>
You can use the “ImmoToolBox Property Seach” block to add the search engine inside a page. 
All the options of the search engine are inside the Block Setting on the side bar.
<h4>Using the manual shortcode <code>[itb_search]</code></h4>
The Property Search shortcode is <code>[itb_search]</code>.
An horizontal search engine 
ex: <code>[itb_search format="horizontal"]</code>
Multi-lingual website 
If your website is multi-lingual, for each language (except WordPress main language) you have to add the parameter “searchresults_page_id” 
Where the value of this parameter is the ID of a “Search results page” in the right language. 
ex: <code>[itb_search format="horizontal" searchresults_page_id="123"]</code>
<h3>Property details <code>[itb_property]</code></h3>
This shortcode displays the details of the specified property. The property is either specified in the URL or directly inside the tag (<code>[itb_property id="123456"]</code>)
Property not found 
It’s possible to specify a page ID to which the visitor should be redirected when the requested property is not found using the parameter <code>notfound_page_id</code>. 
ex: <code>[itb_property notfound_page_id="123"]</code>
<h3>Advanced custom html generation</h3>
All the html content of this Gutenberg blocks and shortcodes are generated using <a href="https://twig.symfony.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Twig</a> and can be totally customized. 
By default the plugin will search for the files inside your theme directory (to avoid problems it’s highly recommended to use a child theme) 
The files must be located in the directory : 
 /wp-content/themes/YOU-THEME-child/itb-connect/partials/

ImmoToolBox Connect

ImmoToolBox Connect displays your properties from ImmoToolBox to your website made with WordPress. This plugin is compatible with Gutenberg blocks.

SEO Help Flow for ACF and Elementor vs ImmoToolBox Connect