Merchant WiKi

WiKi Site Index Audit Plugin for WordPress is a tool designed to help online merchants, SEO teams, agencies, consultants, editorial staff, and technical leads manage and analyze site indexing and SEO signals directly within WordPress. It addresses the challenge of auditing site indexing, especially in scenarios where full Google Search Console access is unavailable or where direct database access is not desirable.

The plugin offers a range of features including rebuilding a complete inventory of public URLs without requiring APIs, preparing and caching sitemap indexes and their children for coverage checks, and refreshing on-site SEO signals such as HTTP status, redirects, canonical tags, robots directives, schema, and sitemap flags. It also scans internal and outbound links to identify orphaned pages, weak pages, and pages with no outbound links. Integration with Google Search Console is supported via CSV import and the Inspection API, with built-in quota guardrails. The tool can filter URLs for manual indexing, identify stale content over 365 days old, and open Gemini with a pre-written English brief for content refresh. Additional capabilities include a lookalike finder for similar URLs, preset case automations, WordPress CLI flows, and the ability to create gzipped JSON snapshots for launch comparisons.

WiKi Site Index Audit Plugin is intended for use by in-house SEO teams managing migrations and releases, agencies and consultants needing to export normalized CSVs without touching production databases, editorial teams identifying outdated content, and technical leads monitoring site changes. It supports typical workflows such as technical audits, manual indexing queue generation, post-launch monitoring, and content pruning or refresh.

0 or higher, and cron/loopback enabled. It is currently in beta and users are advised to install it on staging environments or with a fresh backup, and to back up files and databases before running large operations.