Atirco Intent Signal Auditor
| 开发者 | atircohen |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年5月18日 17:34 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Atirco Intent Signal Auditor is a free, standalone, local-first intent auditing product for WordPress.
It helps site owners, marketers and agencies understand which visits show buying, comparison, pricing, course, service or source intent — before connecting any external marketing activation workflow.
The plugin detects and classifies first-party signals such as URL patterns, query flags, source/referrer domains and keywords in URLs. It stores recent intent activity locally in your WordPress database and provides a polished admin console for reviewing recent intent trends.
This free plugin is intentionally observe-only. It does not send events to Meta, GA4, Google Ads, dataLayer or any external service by default. It is not a trial and does not contain locked external-dispatch screens.
Typical use cases:
- Understand which visits show course, pricing, treatment, service or competitor/source intent.
- Review local first-party intent activity before building remarketing audiences.
- Give agencies and site owners a clean local dashboard for high-intent traffic patterns.
- Audit intent signals without external event dispatch.
- Build safer first-party marketing intelligence inside WordPress.
安装:
- Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/ or install the ZIP through the WordPress admin.
- Activate the plugin.
- Open Intent Auditor in the WordPress admin menu.
- Open Quick Start and configure your first signals.
- Use Diagnostics to create a local test signal.
- Review local intent activity in Dashboard and Activity.
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常见问题:
Does this plugin send events to Meta, GA4 or Google Ads?
No. Atirco Intent Signal Auditor is observe-only. It audits and classifies intent signals locally inside WordPress.
Is this a demo or trial plugin?
No. It is a free, standalone local intent auditing product. It does not expire and does not contain locked dispatch screens.
Does this plugin send data to Atir Cohen?
No external data is sent by default. Activity is stored locally in your WordPress database.
What is the Pro or Cloud version for?
A separate external activation platform can add controlled activation workflows such as Meta, GA4, Google Ads, feedback loops, deduplication and multi-site governance.
Where should I start after activation?
Open Quick Start, configure Signals, then create a diagnostic event. After that, review the Dashboard and Activity screens.
更新日志:
1.0.5
- Addressed WordPress.org review feedback for nonce/capability checks, input sanitization, query validation, and safer database queries.
- Final WordPress.org pre-review metadata cleanup.
- Removed remaining old internal CSS class reference.
- Clarified privacy wording to avoid implying any external service connection.
- Renamed plugin, slug, text domain and contributor metadata for WordPress.org review.
- Removed Plugin URI to avoid an unavailable URL during review.
- Updated author metadata to match the submitting WordPress.org account context.
- Fixed WordPress.org plugin header URI validation by separating Plugin URI and Author URI.
- Production polish for WordPress.org submission.
- Premium admin UI refresh.
- Added Quick Start onboarding screen.
- Added stronger empty states and dashboard test path.
- Improved FAQ and privacy messaging.
- Clarified observe-only local audit architecture.
- Initial version.
- Local intent detection and classification.
- Dashboard, Signals, Activity, Diagnostics and FAQ.
- Observe-only architecture with no external dispatch.