Prioritized SEO worklist

SEO Possibilities

SEO Booster → SEO Possibilities lists open issues from 40+ on-page and GSC checks per URL. Filter by severity, search URLs, run sitewide scans, and mark items fixed or ignored: without spreadsheets.

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Prioritized worklist

One queue for on-page and GSC issues

What is it?

Per-page analysis plus GSC checks rolled into one actionable task list with severity and status filters.

Who is it for?

Editors and SEO leads who need to triage fixes across hundreds of URLs without spreadsheets.

What does it solve?

Scattered on-page and search-performance issues. Bulk-update status, run sitewide scans, and fix what matters first.

Why SEO Possibilities saves time

Severity-first triage

Critical and high items surface first so you address blocking issues before low-priority suggestions.

GSC-aware opportunities

When Search Console is connected, checks include CTR gaps, cannibalization, and other GSC-driven findings in the same list.

Track progress over time

Mark issues fixed or ignored so the list reflects what still needs attention across hundreds of URLs.

Per-URL checks

Every analyzed URL is scored against grouped SEO evaluations. Most checks run on every analysis; full-page review and GSC-connected checks add deeper coverage.

Every analysis Full page GSC connected

Meta & indexing

Title, description, focus keyword, and head-tag signals.

Title tag Every analysis

Presence and focus-keyword usage in the SEO title.
Meta description Every analysis

Presence and focus-keyword usage in the description.
Focus keyword Every analysis

Whether a focus keyword is configured for targeting.
Indexability Every analysis

Detects noindex settings that block search indexing.
Canonical URL Full page

Whether a canonical link tag is set on the rendered page.
Robots meta Full page

Indexing directives in the robots meta tag.
Structured data Full page

JSON-LD, microdata, or RDFa markup for rich results.
Open Graph tags Full page

Essential og:title, og:description, og:image, og:url, og:type.
Twitter Cards Full page

twitter:card, title, description, and image tags.
Meta viewport Full page

Mobile-friendly viewport declaration.
Favicon Full page

Site favicon linked from the page head.
Language declaration Full page

lang attribute on the html element.
Author attribution Full page

rel="author" links for E-E-A-T signals.

Content & structure

Body copy, headings, readability, and on-page structure.

Content length Every analysis

Word count, flags thin content under 300 words or very long pages over 3000.
Post excerpt Every analysis

Whether an excerpt is set for summaries in search and AI answers.
Featured image Every analysis

Whether a featured image is set for richer previews.
FAQ-style headings Every analysis

H2/H3 headings that end with a question mark.
H1 structure Every analysis

Single H1 per page, warns on missing or multiple H1 tags.
H2 headings Every analysis

Subheadings for long-form content structure.
Keyword density Every analysis

Focus keyword frequency, flags under 0.5% or over 3%.
Thin content risk Every analysis

Very short body copy that may look like duplicate or low-value content.
Contact information Every analysis

Contact details on the page for trustworthiness (E-E-A-T).
Sentence readability Full page

Average sentence length and long-sentence suggestions.
Paragraph length Full page

Flags paragraphs that are hard to scan on long pages.
Form accessibility Full page

Inputs missing labels or aria-label attributes.

Images

Alt text, broken URLs, and image performance signals.

Alt text Every analysis

Missing, empty, or meaningful alt attributes on images.
Broken images Full page

Image URLs that return errors on the rendered page.
External images Full page

Images hosted off-site: suggests local hosting for reliability.
Image dimensions Full page

Width and height attributes to reduce layout shift.

Duplicate content

Cross-site uniqueness of meta fields.

Duplicate SEO title Every analysis

Same title used on another URL in your site.
Duplicate meta description Every analysis

Same description used on another URL in your site.

GSC opportunities

Search Console indexing and keyword-driven findings.

URL inspection GSC connected

Indexing state and rich-result / structured-data issues from GSC.
Low CTR at good positions GSC connected

Keywords in top 10 with click-through below expectations.
High impressions, low clicks GSC connected

High-visibility keywords with weak engagement.
Keywords not in content GSC connected

Ranking queries missing from the page body.
Keyword cannibalization GSC connected

Multiple pages competing for the same query.
Long-tail opportunities GSC connected

Lower-competition queries the page could target.
Content freshness GSC connected

Declining traffic on keywords the page already ranks for.
Question-based queries GSC connected

What/how/why-style searches you could answer on the page.

Sitewide checks (SSL, robots.txt, sitemap, llms.txt, and more) run separately in the Sitewide analysis section above the URL table: not per row.
Full technical reference → Complete List of SEO Tests

SEO Possibilities controls

List table columns

Each row is a URL with aggregated analysis results.

URL: page path with row actions
SEO Score: percentage from last analysis
Possibilities: count and preview of open issues
Actions: reanalyze, view on frontend, edit in WordPress

Filters and search

Use the filter bar above the table and click Filter.

Severity: All, Critical, High, Medium, Low
Status: Active, Fixed, Ignored (Temp), Ignored (Perm)
Search: match issue text or URLs

Sitewide analysis

Runs on first visit if not yet completed, and on demand from the page. Checks site-wide items (robots, sitemaps, global configuration) separate from per-URL rows.

Results appear in a sitewide section above the URL table
Per-URL issues still come from scheduled or manual page analysis
Auto-scan from GSC-discovered URLs is configurable in Settings

Bulk actions

Select rows with checkboxes, choose a bulk action, and apply.

Mark as Fixed: close issues you resolved
Ignore Temporarily: hide for now without permanent dismissal
Ignore Permanently: stop showing this issue type for the URL

How to use SEO Possibilities

Scan the severity filters

Start with Critical and High while Status is Active. Open the worst URLs first.
Fix on the edit screen

Use Edit or run SEO review entire page from the per-page SEO Booster metabox for full context.
Run sitewide checks

Review sitewide results for robots.txt, sitemap, and global issues that affect every page.
Bulk-close resolved work

After a batch of fixes, select URLs and Mark as Fixed to keep the queue accurate.
Cross-check GSC Overview

For keyword-specific questions (cannibalization dots, content gaps), pair with GSC Overview filters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is SEO Possibilities in WordPress?

SEO Booster → SEO Possibilities (`admin.php?page=sb2_seo_issues`).

How do issues get into the list?

Per-URL analysis from the SEO Booster metabox, scheduled scans of GSC-discovered URLs, bulk SEO analysis from the post list, and sitewide analysis for global checks.

How many checks run per URL?

About 40 grouped evaluations across meta, content, images, links, duplicate meta, and GSC opportunities. Full-page analysis (SEO review entire page) unlocks technical head-tag, link-status, and accessibility checks. GSC-connected checks add indexing inspection and keyword-driven opportunities.

What severities exist?

Critical, High, Medium, and Low. The filter dropdown lists all four plus All Severities.

Can I ignore issues I will not fix?

Yes. Ignore Temporarily or Ignore Permanently via row actions or bulk actions. Ignored items can be filtered back in with the Status dropdown.

Is SEO Possibilities different from the SEO metabox?

The metabox shows analysis for one page while editing. SEO Possibilities is the sitewide prioritized queue across all analyzed URLs.

Does it require Google Search Console?

Core on-page checks work without GSC. GSC-driven possibilities (CTR, cannibalization, etc.) appear when Search Console is connected and data exists.

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