Content Console

Content Console is an AI-assisted SEO and content workflow for WordPress. It connects your Google Search Console data with your content strategy to help you discover search opportunities, create content briefs, generate WordPress drafts, and refresh existing content. Instead of starting your content strategy with a blank page, Content Console starts with the search queries and pages already generating impressions for your website. Connect Google Search Console, sync your search performance data, and discover potential content opportunities based on impressions, clicks, CTR, and average search position. Then use the WordPress AI Client to turn those opportunities into structured content briefs or AI-assisted drafts for review. You can also add your business and brand context, including your audience, tone of voice, differentiators, competitors, and content goals, to help generate more relevant content. Discover Content Opportunities From Google Search Console Content Console analyzes stored Google Search Console query and page data to help surface potential SEO opportunities. You can discover:

• Refresh opportunities for pages ranking in positions 8–20 with meaningful impressions.
• Create opportunities for search queries that generate impressions but have weaker existing rankings.
• Improve opportunities where existing search performance may have room for improvement.

Each opportunity includes useful search performance data such as impressions, clicks, CTR, average position, and an opportunity score. Create AI-Assisted SEO Content Briefs Turn a Search Console opportunity into a structured content brief using the WordPress AI Client. Generated briefs can include:

• Search intent
• Recommended action
• Working title
• Content angle
• Content outline
• Related topics
• Call-to-action ideas
• Internal linking ideas

Use the brief as a starting point for your content workflow before creating a WordPress draft. Generate AI-Assisted WordPress Drafts Once you have a content opportunity or brief, Content Console can generate an AI-assisted content draft using your search data and business context. Generated content is presented for review before it becomes a WordPress post. You can edit the title and content before saving it as a Gutenberg draft. Refresh Existing WordPress Content Already have a page targeting a valuable search query? Content Console can use a Search Console opportunity and your existing article to generate an AI-assisted content refresh. The refresh can help improve:

• Content structure
• Clarity
• Completeness
• Freshness
• Relevance to the search opportunity

You decide what changes to keep before updating the existing WordPress post. Add Your Business and Brand Context Use the built-in Brand Profile to give AI generation more context about your business and content strategy. Add information such as:

• Business name
• Industry
• Target audience
• Tone of voice
• USPs and differentiators
• Competitors
• Content goals

This information can be used when generating content briefs, drafts, and content refreshes. Built for WordPress Content Console works inside your WordPress admin and uses the WordPress AI Client for AI text generation. AI-generated content can be converted into Gutenberg-compatible content and saved as WordPress drafts, allowing you to review and edit everything in the familiar WordPress editor. Review Before Publishing Content Console does not automatically publish AI-generated content. You remain in control of the final content. Review and edit generated briefs, drafts, and refreshes before creating or updating a WordPress post. No Built-In Telemetry Content Console does not include its own telemetry or analytics tracking.

0.1.4

• Replaced direct OpenAI and Anthropic API integrations with the WordPress AI Client.
• Removed plugin-level AI API key storage and provider-specific connection tests.
• Prefixed plugin declarations, globals, options, transients, database tables, admin actions, page slugs, and asset handles with contco.
• Removed the unnecessary load_plugin_textdomain() call for WordPress.org translations.
• Updated the minimum WordPress version to 7.0.

0.1.3

• Updated the tested WordPress version to 7.1.

0.1.2

• Fixed WordPress.org automated security scan warnings for dynamic database table identifiers.
• Added the WordPress 6.9 tested-up-to header.

0.1.1

• Improved token encryption with random initialization vectors while retaining compatibility with previously stored encrypted values.
• Added safeguards around OAuth state validation and token refresh retries.
• Improved admin data validation and content handling.
• Added support for generating and reviewing content refreshes.