Conqueror – SEO

Description

Conqueror is an SEO service that researches keywords, then improves the pages on
your site to rank for them. Its agents read your published content and propose a
rewrite; you review each proposal as a diff inside Conqueror and decide whether
to apply it.

This plugin is the starting point inside wp-admin. It does five things:

• Checks the three things that make connecting fail – HTTPS, application
  passwords, and REST API reachability – and tells you which one to fix.
• Gives you a button that opens Conqueror with this site’s URL prefilled.
• Explains what Conqueror will and will not do to your site.
• Prints the revenue attribution tag, once you turn that on from Conqueror,
  so there is no snippet to paste into your theme.
• Lets an approved change update the title and description Google shows for a
  page, when the site uses Yoast SEO or Rank Math.

Nothing on this site changes until you apply a rewrite. Conqueror never
publishes on its own.

What this plugin sends

Nothing. It stores no credentials, contains no tracking, and makes no requests to
Conqueror or any other external service. The one network request it makes is a
loopback request to your own site’s REST API, to check that an outside caller can
reach it.

Search listing (Yoast SEO and Rank Math)

Google usually shows the title and description your SEO plugin prints, not the
post title. Yoast SEO and Rank Math keep those in fields WordPress does not let
outside apps change, so without this plugin a rewrite cannot reach them.

With it, a change you approve in Conqueror updates the SEO title and meta
description in Yoast SEO or Rank Math, and rolling the change back puts the
previous ones back. If someone edits them in the Yoast or Rank Math box after a
change was prepared, Conqueror refuses to overwrite that edit.

Conqueror can only do this as the user you connected with, and only for posts
that user is allowed to edit.

Revenue attribution

Off unless you turn it on from inside Conqueror. When you do, Conqueror writes a
site key to this site over the connection you already granted, and the plugin
adds a small script to your pages.

That script sends nothing to Conqueror. It keeps a cookie on your own domain
recording which page a visitor first arrived on, and passes that to Stripe when
they check out – so Conqueror learns where a sale came from only when a sale
happens. Visitors who never buy are never reported anywhere.

Turn it off in Conqueror and the tag stops being printed immediately.

Access is granted by WordPress itself, through the core application-password
screen (wp-admin/authorize-application.php), which you approve while logged
into this site. The plugin never sees the resulting password. Revoke it any time
under Users → Profile → Application Passwords, or by disconnecting in
Conqueror.

A Conqueror account is required

The plugin is a connector; the service does the work. Conqueror is a paid
third-party service operated by Conqueror. See
the site for terms and pricing.