Search & Social Appearance Audit
| 开发者 |
plugupp
freemius |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年6月23日 19:25 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Search & Social Appearance Audit shows how your WordPress pages actually appear in search engines and on social platforms by auditing the final rendered output - regardless of theme, SEO plugin, page builder or custom code.
It is not an SEO plugin and does not manage your metadata. Whatever produces your titles, descriptions and social images, this plugin tells you the truth about what actually ships on each page, and flags issues with evidence.
It renders each of your pages the way a visitor's browser would, reads the metadata that actually ships, and reports the problems. Discovery is a simple list of your own content - it never crawls, spiders or follows links.
Upgrade to Premium for scheduled scans, change tracking, Enhanced scan, pre-publish auditing and CSV export. One licence covers a single site up to unlimited sites. See plans and pricingWhat you get on the free plan
- Search Appearance preview - a Google-style mobile result (breadcrumb, title, description, thumbnail) for every page
- Social Appearance preview - a Facebook and LinkedIn style share card (image, title, description) plus the X (Twitter) card type
- Crop preview - click any preview image to see the exact area each platform keeps and what it crops off
- Issue detection with evidence - missing, duplicate or conflicting metadata, broken OG image URLs, over-long or very short descriptions, noindex pages, canonical problems, and pages set to hide their search thumbnail
- Compact flags - Indexable / noindex and canonical shown inline, with the full details a click away
- Bulk exclude - exclude pages from the audit individually or in bulk, including bulk actions on the standard Posts and Pages screens that combine with any list filter
- Per-issue ignore and logging - ignore individual issues, with file-based logging and a built-in viewer
- Scheduled scans - run automatically on the schedule you choose
- Changes since last scan - each tab shows what was newly flagged, fixed or edited since the previous scan
- Email reports - a summary after each scheduled scan, listing the same per-page changes
- Enhanced scan - predicts the fallback image a platform may pick, and flags weak social images
- Custom post types and WooCommerce - extend audits beyond pages and posts
- Pre-publish auditing - check drafts, scheduled and pending content before it goes live
- Filtering and CSV export - slice the results by severity and issue type, and take them with you
- Author flagging and multi-site licensing - for teams and agencies
安装:
- Install from the WordPress.org plugin directory (Plugins > Add New), or upload the plugin ZIP (Plugins > Add New > Upload).
- Activate the plugin.
- Open the Appearance Audit screen and click "Scan now" to audit your pages and posts. You can leave the page; the scan continues in the background.
- Review the Search Appearance, Social Appearance and Issues tabs.
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常见问题:
Does this replace my SEO plugin?
No. The plugin audits what your site actually outputs - whichever SEO plugin, theme or page builder produces it. It does not manage or change your metadata.
Does it crawl my site?
No. It audits only your known WordPress content. It never follows links or discovers URLs like a crawler.
What is the difference between the free and paid plans?
Free audits all your pages and posts on demand, with the Search, Social and Issues views and no scan limits. Paid plans add automation - scheduled scans and email reports - plus Enhanced scan, custom post type and WooCommerce auditing, pre-publish auditing, filtering and CSV export, author flagging, and multi-site licensing. The full plan comparison and current pricing are at https://plugupp.com/plugins/search-social-appearance-audit/#pricing.
Are private or password-protected pages audited?
No. Private and password-protected content is excluded automatically. Search engines and social platforms can never see it - a crawler or a social share preview only ever reaches a login screen, a password form, or a not-found response. Auditing how such pages appear would be meaningless, so they are left out of every scan, count and report. Make a page public (or remove its password) and it is picked up on the next scan.
更新日志:
1.0.17
- Refreshed the plan and upgrade information shown in the plugin and on the plugin page to reflect the current plans.
- Scheduled email report wording now matches the rest of the plugin: it counts "findings" (all severities) rather than calling them all "issues", which now means critical problems only.
- New (premium): Changes since last scan. Each tab shows what changed compared with the previous full scan - newly flagged issues, fixes, and changed titles, descriptions or images - in a dedicated view, and the scheduled email report now lists the same per-page changes.
- Fixed: the Search and Social tabs now sort by that tab's own severity, so a page with a problem only in the other area no longer floats to the top where it just has a notice. The Findings tab still ranks across both areas.
- Scheduled email reports: the "only when" send option now offers "issues or warnings" and "issues only", and never sends for notices alone, so routine advisory items no longer trigger an email.
- Settings reorder: the Custom post types and Unpublished content options now sit directly under Content types, so all the "what gets audited" settings are grouped together.
- The dashboard summary and the renamed "Findings" tab now show separate Issues, Warnings and Notices counts, so a page of advisory notices is no longer reported as a red issue.
- "Issues" now means critical problems only. Warnings and notices have their own badges on each card, each opening its own list, so advisory items are no longer counted as issues.
- Pages are now sorted by severity: pages with critical problems first, then warnings, then notices, then alphabetically.
- The Search card no longer shows a separate Canonical row. Canonical findings now appear under the warning and notice badges, giving the card more room.
- Clicking Ignore in the issue details now shows a clear saving indicator, so it is obvious the change is being applied while the page updates.
- The bulk actions on the Posts and Pages screens are now labelled "Exclude from Appearance audit" and "Include in Appearance audit", making it clearer which audit they apply to.
- The Search and Social tabs now sort worst-first by default - pages with the most issues at the top, then alphabetically within each - so the pages needing attention surface immediately. You can still sort by any column.
- New check: flags a meta description that is longer than your preview length (so search engines will truncate it) or very short.
- New check: flags pages set to max-image-preview:none, where Google will not show a thumbnail in search results.
- Updated the bundled Freemius framework to version 2.13.2.
- Clicking a preview image now opens it full size with the platform's crop area highlighted, so you can see exactly what Facebook or Google keeps and what gets trimmed.
- The Social preview thumbnail is now larger (matching the Search preview height) and uses the true 1.91:1 share-card proportions.
- The Search and Social preview cards now name the specific field that is missing (for example "Missing meta description" or "Missing OG title") instead of a generic "Missing" label.
- Updates made in response to the WordPress.org plugin review.
- Improved: when a page fails to render during a scan, the log now records a short snippet of what the page returned - including the underlying PHP error when the page fatals - so render errors are diagnosable from the Logs tab without server access.
- Initial public release.