WordPress 6.0+ PHP 7.4+ v1.0.5 上架:2026-09-23
內容簡介
SEOGeoX 是一款輕量級且快速的 SEO 外掛,旨在以更低的管理負擔和透明的評分模型,提供與 Yoast 和 RankMath 相同的核心功能。它內建的本地 SEO 工具包可協助優化地理位置相關的內容,讓網站在搜尋引擎中表現更佳。
【主要功能】
• 單一文章的 SEO 標題和描述編輯框
• 前端標題、描述及 Open Graph 標籤覆蓋
• 社交媒體預覽及片段編輯器
• JSON-LD 結構化資料支援
• 本地商業架構標記及多位置 SEO 功能
外掛標籤
開發者團隊
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原文外掛簡介
SEOGeoX is a lean, fast SEO plugin built around one idea: do the
same core job as Yoast/RankMath, with less admin overhead and a fully
transparent scoring model — no opaque single-number score, no bundled JS
admin framework, and no assets loaded outside the one screen that needs
them. The “Geo” in the name is the built-in Local SEO toolkit further
down this list (address/geo-coordinate fields, LocalBusiness schema, and
a multi-location “SEO Locations” post type) rather than a separate
add-on — everywhere else, “geo” isn’t used as a stand-in for features
that don’t exist yet. This is a new plugin looking for real-world
testers before it grows further; see “Has this been tested on a live
site?” in the FAQ below for exactly where your testing would help most.
It currently includes:
A single per-post meta box: SEO title, meta description, up to 5 focus
keyphrases (the first treated as primary), a live Google/Facebook/
Twitter-X preview, optional noindex, optional canonical override,
optional cornerstone-content flag, and an optional per-post schema type
override.
Frontend
override, meta description, canonical link, Open
Graph tags, and Twitter Card tags — rendered from data already loaded on
the page request, with no extra database queries.
A social preview + snippet editor right in the meta box: live, no-
network-request previews of how a page will look in Google search
results, a Facebook/X link share, and a Twitter/X card, with optional
title/description/image overrides for the social cards (via the media
library) that never touch the SEO title or meta description search
engines see. Twitter/X reuses the Facebook card’s content unless you
opt into a separate title/description/image for it.
JSON-LD structured data: an Organization/WebSite graph sitewide, plus
Article and BreadcrumbList nodes on singular content. When WooCommerce
is active, product pages automatically get a Product node instead —
with Offer (or AggregateOffer for variable products), stock
availability, SKU, AggregateRating, and up to 10 individual Review
nodes (most recent first) when the product has reviews with a star
rating. A per-post Schema Type Override (in the meta box’s advanced
fields) can replace the automatic Article/Product node with an Event,
Course, Podcast Episode, Dataset, or FAQ Page node instead, each with
its own small set of type-specific fields. A GTIN/MPN/brand-override
section appears on WooCommerce product edit screens, feeding straight
into the Product node for better Google Merchant Center / Shopping
eligibility. When Organization type (SEOGeoX > General Settings) is set to
a business type (LocalBusiness, Store, Restaurant, etc.), the sitewide
Organization node also carries address, geo coordinates, phone, price
range, and opening hours from the new “Local Business Info” section
there. For multi-location businesses, a new “SEO Locations” post type
(nested under the SEOGeoX menu) gives each branch its own page,
its own LocalBusiness
node (same address/hours/geo fields, per location), and — since it’s a
public post type — its own entry in the XML sitemap automatically.
A cached XML sitemap at /sitemap.xml (index) and
/sitemap-{post_type}.xml, rebuilt only when content changes — not on
every visit. When WPML or Polylang is active, each per-type sitemap
covers every active language in one file, with every translation
cross-linked via hreflang alternate tags — built against both
plugins’ public APIs, but not yet exercised against a live multilingual
install. Please verify the sitemap output on a real WPML/Polylang site
before relying on it, and let us know what you find. Each URL entry can
also carry tags for its featured image and any images
found in the post content (toggle in SEOGeoX > General Settings) — pulled
with a lightweight regex scan, not a DOM parser, so it doesn’t add a
hard dependency on an extension not every host has enabled. Two more
specialized sitemaps are available, both off by default: a Google News
sitemap (/sitemap-news.xml, only for sites approved as a Google News
publisher — lists content published in the last 48 hours from
whichever post types you choose) and a video sitemap
(/sitemap-videos.xml, auto-detects self-hosted