SEOMedic plugs your WordPress site directly into Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools, then tells you exactly which posts to fix, which titles to rewrite, and which featured snippets you could steal. Works alongside your existing SEO plugin. Finds money your site is leaving on the table.
Compatible with Yoast SEO • Rank Math • AIOSEO • WordPress 6.0+ • WordPress 7.0+
You spend an afternoon writing an 1,800 word post. Set the focus keyword. Write the meta description. Upload a featured image.
Yoast turns green. Rank Math says 92/100.
Six months later? Position 14. Twelve impressions a month. Two clicks.
The plugin still says green.
Without knowing where your posts rank and what keywords bring people to your site — you're building in the dark.
You can write 50 more posts, buy another plugin, tweak your theme. But if you don't know which direction to move, none of it compounds. SEOMedic connects the data to the dashboard where you already work.
No paid ads. No new backlinks. No content rewrites. Just cleaned up missing meta descriptions and optimized titles using SEOMedic's audit suggestions.
* Results from a single test site over a 28-day period. Individual results vary based on site age, competition, niche, and existing technical SEO health. Position data pulled from Google Search Console.
The on-page plugin says green light. But your site is a system. And nobody is auditing the system.
Search Console knows every query you rank for. Every impression. Every click. Every position. Sixteen months of data sitting there right now.
WordPress knows every post you've written. Every meta description. Every title.
But neither one talks to the other. So you tab back and forth like a sad accountant trying to match invoices to receipts.
SEOMedic is the bridge. It pulls your GSC and Bing Webmaster data straight into your WordPress admin, attaches it to every post, and tells you exactly what to fix.
You're ranking for a keyword you never targeted. Your meta description doesn't even mention it. Add it. Watch the CTR climb.
Position 4, getting 1.2% CTR when it should be 8%. The meta description is generic. AI rewrites it using your top GSC queries. Done in 30 seconds.
SEOMedic finds posts ranking positions 4-15 and shows you exactly which older posts should link to them. No backlink building required. Rankings move on internal authority alone.
I ran the first version of this on my own blog. Found 23 posts on page two with high impressions and low CTR. Eleven had no meta description. Three had truncated titles. Two were cannibalizing each other. Six weeks of cleanup later, organic traffic up 34%. That was the moment I knew I had to ship this.
AI search is already sending real traffic. ChatGPT search, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Claude. They don't rank pages the way classic SEO does. They cite pages.
Pages that get cited tend to do four things. Lead with a clean definitional answer. Use FAQ structure. Show authority signals like author, dates, sources. And use semantic HTML the AI can actually chunk.
Yoast doesn't check any of this. Rank Math doesn't check any of this. AIOSEO doesn't check any of this.
SEOMedic scores every post on your site for AI citation-readiness and tells you exactly what to fix on each one.
Not feature bullets. Actual scenes from your own dashboard the first time you scan.
Posts sorted by the gap between expected CTR (based on position) and actual CTR. The top row right now is a post at position 6 getting 1.2% CTR when it should be 6.8%. That's 14,000 impressions a month bleeding away. One click. Generate. Save. Done.
Gap: 5.6% CTR | 14,000 impressions/mo
Google truncates at 580 pixels, not 60 characters. The letter W is four times wider than the letter i. SEOMedic measures pixels. Shows you exactly which titles are getting cut mid-word in the SERP. Inline edit, save in batches.
612px / 580px max | Truncated at "Optimi..."
Pulls your top GSC queries. Finds the ones where you rank 4-10 and a featured snippet currently exists. Generates ready-to-paste snippet content in native Gutenberg blocks. Paragraph, FAQ, numbered steps, comparison table. Not Custom HTML. Real, editable blocks.
Position 5 | Snippet exists | Match: 94%
Your sitemap has 847 URLs. SEOMedic flags the 8 noindex pages that shouldn't be there. The 3 canonical-pointed elsewhere. The 4 indexable pages missing from the sitemap entirely (Google may never find them). The 12 orphan URLs from posts you deleted six months ago. One-click 301 redirect for each.
847 URLs | 27 issues found | 12 orphans
22 posts with no meta description. Expand four. Generate AI drafts. Edit two. Save all four. The list doesn't reorder. The page doesn't reload. Four meta descriptions written in 90 seconds.
22 missing | 4 selected | AI draft ready
Finds queries where two of your posts both rank at the same time, splitting Google's signals. Marks the winner. One click sets a canonical from the loser to the winner. Google consolidates the signal into one page. That page moves up. Often dramatically.
2 posts competing | Winner: /seo-guide/
Pulls every URL Google is showing impressions for. Cross-references your live posts. Filters out media files. What's left is dead URLs Google is still sending people to. 404s eating your link equity. Add inline 301s. Reclaim every drop.
7 dead URLs | 2,340 impressions wasted/mo
The post sitting at position 4 for nine months because its title got truncated mid-word
The 14 images with filenames like IMG_2347.jpg, invisible to image search
The category page you forgot to noindex, competing with your money pages
The 3 thank-you pages in your sitemap that were never supposed to be public
The 90-word competitor answer winning the featured snippet you should own
The 2021 post ranking #2 for a keyword you never targeted, with a "Lorem ipsum" meta description
The posts where your Yoast focus keyword and your actual top GSC query don't match
The orphan posts no other page on your site links to
The pages with bloated Core Web Vitals on mobile
The old PDFs Google is still serving impressions to
"I'll bet you a coffee it finds at least three of these."
Don't uninstall anything. SEOMedic reads your existing Yoast or Rank Math data, audits the layer above it, and writes changes back so your current plugin stays in sync.
Reads focus keywords, meta descriptions, and SEO titles directly from Yoast's storage. Writes back when you update.
Same. Bi-directional sync with Rank Math's data layer.
Same. Bi-directional sync.
If you have neither installed, SEOMedic falls back to its own storage and runs standalone.
To get what SEOMedic does, you'd need to stitch together three or four tools and a SaaS subscription. Or you can install one plugin.
| Feature | Link Whisper $77/yr | Rank Math Pro $59/yr | MonsterInsights $99-199/yr | SEOMedic Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Internal link suggestions | ||||
| GSC integration | ||||
| Bing Webmaster data | ||||
| Pixel-width title audit | ||||
| Keyword cannibalization | ||||
| Featured snippet generator | ||||
| AEO / AI search audit | ||||
| Bulk AI meta descriptions | ||||
| Broken URL monitor + 301s | ||||
| Sitemap forensics | ||||
| Works alongside Yoast/Rank Math | N/A | N/A |
Stacked annual cost of the alternatives: $235 to $335/year, and you still don't get half the features. SEOMedic Pro is one annual fee, less than two months of an Ahrefs subscription.
Solo blogger
For your one blog, niche site, or personal project.
Freelancer
For consultants and freelance SEOs managing a handful of client sites.
Agency
For agencies, in-house SEO teams, and portfolio site owners.
All prices in USD, exclusive of VAT/GST/sales tax. Tax is calculated at checkout based on your country.
14-day money-back guarantee. Lifetime = pay once, use forever — no renewals, no surprises.
Secure checkout and tax handling by Freemius, our merchant of record.
Thirty days to try Pro. If you don't find at least one piece of leaking traffic worth more than what you paid, email me. Full refund. No questions, no forms, no "let me transfer you to retention."
I'm offering this because I know what SEOMedic finds on people's sites. I've watched it run on hundreds of them now. The only refund requests I get are from people who never installed it.
I run WordPress sites for a living. Yoast user since 2010. Rank Math user since the day they shipped. I was paying a SaaS $99/month to pull my own Google Search Console data, charge me to look at it, and not write a single change back to my CMS. The data was mine. The CMS was mine. I just needed a plugin.
So I wrote one.
It paid for itself in week one on my own sites. People I shared it with started telling me the same thing. So I shipped it publicly. You can install the free version in 90 seconds and scan a 200-post site before your coffee gets cold.
If SEOMedic finds nothing on your site, you owe me nothing. It will not find nothing.
The free version takes 90 seconds to install and 30 seconds to scan a typical 200-post site. Before you finish your next coffee, you'll know exactly which posts have truncated titles, missing meta descriptions, and which are missing from your own sitemap.
If you've ever paid an SEO consultant $1,500 for a "site audit," install the free version and run it side-by-side with their report. I'll bet you find issues their audit missed.
Yoast and Rank Math are great at what they do. None of them do what SEOMedic does. You don't have to choose. Keep them. Add this. Watch what happens to your traffic over the next 90 days.