TamRank SEO – SEO Audit, Search Console, Schema & Redirects
| 开发者 | tamrank |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月3日 16:47 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
TamRank SEO: Know exactly what to fix.
TamRank is a free WordPress SEO plugin for people who are ready to move on from Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO (AIOSEO) without starting over. It covers what you already use in your current SEO plugin (meta titles and descriptions, schema, XML sitemaps and redirects) and adds a continuous SEO audit that puts the next fix right next to every score. Your Search Console clicks, impressions and positions sit in the same dashboard.
Switching from another SEO plugin?
You do not lose what you built. The migration wizard:
- Detects Yoast SEO, Rank Math and All in One SEO, and lets you pick the source when more than one is installed.
- Imports your SEO titles, meta descriptions, focus keywords, canonicals, robots settings, social titles and descriptions, and category and tag SEO.
- Brings over your robots.txt, sitemap exclusions and site identity, plus your redirects from Rank Math and Yoast SEO Premium.
- Shows what it found and what it will move before it writes anything, and keeps a backup.
- Can be rolled back later from Settings → Import / Export.
- Never changes or deletes your old plugin's data, so you can go back if TamRank is not for you.
- Know what to fix next with clear SEO priorities
- Search Console data directly inside WordPress
- SEO audit, schema, redirects and 404 monitoring in one place
- A safe move from Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO, with a roll-back
- Fully usable for free, without turning the dashboard into an upsell
- A continuous SEO audit. Every page gets a score and plain-language steps on what to fix next.
- Meta you control per page. Titles, descriptions and canonicals per post, page and term, a focus keyword plus four secondary keywords with live scoring, and Open Graph previews.
- Search Console in your dashboard. Clicks, impressions and average position, last 7 and 28 days.
- Schema without code. A markup builder with 14 types, reusable templates and custom JSON-LD.
- Broken links caught early. A 404 monitor and a redirect manager, with regex rules and $1-$9 backreferences.
- Found by search engines. XML and HTML sitemaps, breadcrumbs, a robots.txt editor, robots directives and IndexNow.
- Lighter, tidier media. Automatic WebP conversion and automatic alt text from your own pattern.
安装:
- Upload the
tam-rankfolder to/wp-content/plugins/or install through the WordPress admin. - Activate the plugin via the Plugins screen.
- Open Tam Rank → Settings to run the onboarding wizard.
- That's it — the free plugin is fully functional. PRO features come from a separate TamRank PRO add-on (installed like any other plugin); Settings → License explains what the free version includes and how to add PRO.
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常见问题:
Where does TamRank put the structured data?
In the page head. Parts that come from your page content (FAQ, HowTo, video, images, and a description for a page without its own meta description) are checked in the background: after you save a page, TamRank opens it once as a logged-out visitor, keeps only text that is visible there, and stores the result. A page load only reads that stored result and does not read or check the page itself. Until that check has run, or when your host blocks such requests (see Tools > Site Health), those parts are left out and the rest of the schema stays. Developers can move the structured data to the footer with the tamrank_schema_placement filter (head or footer), and can return false from tamrank_schema_render_late to never add content-derived parts.
Which content counts as visible for schema?
TamRank reads schema only from what a visitor gets to see in the HTML. Text under the hidden attribute is left out, while a collapsed details block and hidden="until-found" still count because the visitor opens them with one click. Hiding with CSS or JavaScript is not measured.
Can content that only my own server sees end up in the structured data?
TamRank checks each page in the background by loading it from your own server, as a logged-out visitor. Content that is hidden from logged-out visitors therefore never ends up in the structured data. There is one exception: if your site shows certain content only to requests from your server's own IP address (for example through an IP allowlist, a firewall rule or a staging rule), that content can be included, even though normal visitors do not see it. If you use rules like that, make sure they do not treat your own server as a trusted visitor.
Does TamRank work alongside Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO?
Yes. The onboarding wizard imports your existing SEO data from Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO. If one of those plugins, or SEOPress, stays active, TamRank steps aside: it leaves the title, meta description, canonical, robots and social tags to that plugin and only adds the structured data it does not write, so nothing appears twice. A setting lets TamRank write everything anyway.
Is a PRO license required?
No. The full meta management, sitemap, schema builder, audit, 404 monitor and redirect features work for free. The separate TamRank PRO add-on adds the AI tools, topical authority, change tracker and priority engine.
How is my data stored?
All SEO data is stored in standard WordPress post meta and options. Custom tables are used for redirects (the PRO add-on adds its own tables for change logs, topical maps and slug synonyms). At uninstall you can optionally drop these tables via the Privacy & Data toggle.
Is TamRank free?
Yes. Meta management, the XML sitemap, the schema builder, the SEO audit, the 404 monitor, redirects, WebP conversion, automatic alt text and the .htaccess editor all work in the free plugin. You get a focus keyword plus four secondary keywords per page. The separate TamRank PRO add-on adds the AI tools and the topical authority map; you never need it to run TamRank.
How do I migrate from Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO?
Install TamRank and open the onboarding wizard. It detects Yoast SEO, Rank Math and All in One SEO, lets you pick the source if more than one is installed, tells you how many items it found and imports your titles, descriptions and settings. Your existing plugin's data is left untouched, so you can deactivate it once you are satisfied and go back if you are not.
Where can I report a bug or ask a question?
Use the support forum on this page. That is the fastest route, and the answer stays visible for anyone with the same question. For account or billing questions, use https://tamrank.com/contact/.
更新日志:
1.3.14
- New: switching from Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO now brings your search settings along too, such as verification codes, noindex choices, the homepage title, the title separator, your title and description templates per content type and archive, and the posts and terms you kept out of the sitemap, with undo. Your old breadcrumb and sitemap shortcodes keep working, breadcrumbs keep their separator, homepage label and prefix and the primary category you chose there, also on products, and the migration report no longer lists attachments, the author archive or schema types it did take over as missed. Title templates and breadcrumbs can now also be set in TamRank, on the Search appearance tab, and every post and term has a Not in the sitemap switch, which keeps it out of the sitemap but not out of Google.
- Improved: settings tidied up. A new Search appearance tab holds the title templates and breadcrumbs, and Technical SEO is grouped into four sections with a short explanation each.
- New: webmaster verification shows Google and Bing up front, keeps the other services one click away, and lets you add your own meta tag for services that are not listed.
- Improved: faster and lighter on large sites. The orphan scan, 404 Monitor, dashboard and sitemap handle tens of thousands of posts and redirects, sitemaps are split per 1,000 URLs and TamRank loads less code on every page.
- Improved: works with WPML and Polylang. Product categories keep their language folder, URL bases are removed in every language, and sitemaps and archive titles follow the language of the page.
- Fixed: sitemap. An unknown sitemap address returns a 404, the Images switch works, and password protected pages, content types set to noindex and the WooCommerce cart, checkout and account pages stay out. The homepage is listed once, dates ignore password protected posts, and the HTML sitemap follows the language of the page.
- Fixed: 404s and redirects. Redirect suggestions weigh numbers in the address and pick the same target on a tie, the prompt after deleting a page shows once per address, and the 404 Monitor counts every blocked scanner request.
- Fixed: dashboard and SEO Audit. The task and term counters match their lists, the 7 day Search Console comparison compares equal periods, builder pages no longer show up as false orphans, and messages appear in the plugin instead of browser pop-ups, one per error.
- Fixed: indexing. The blog index and page 2 and later of archives get their own canonical, WooCommerce products with paged reviews keep theirs, the noindex switches for date and author archives can be turned off, and the slug check follows your permalink structure.
- Fixed: schema. The preview says when a page copy could not be refreshed, FAQ and image schema no longer read text from the page head, TamRank's own Product schema keeps the price range, reviews and product codes of WooCommerce products, and a shared product page shows as a product with its price and stock.
- Fixed: cleanup. No scheduled tasks are left behind after deactivating or deleting, and the "Delete all data on uninstall" setting now says exactly what is removed and what is kept.
- Fixed: translations. Dutch, German and French are as complete as English, and the 404 and redirect export headers follow the plugin language.
- New: connect Google Search Console straight from the setup wizard.
- New: secondary keywords count toward the content score.
- New: optionally remove /category/, /product/ and parent categories from your URLs, with automatic redirects.
- New: switching from Rank Math keeps every category and product URL as it was, also when you switch after setup.
- New: a site that leaves maintenance or coming-soon mode gets a fresh SEO scan.
- Improved: a stricter content score. Existing scores update in the background.
- Improved: taking over URL settings from Rank Math keeps parent categories in product category URLs when WPML or Polylang is active.
- Improved: the 404 Monitor filters out bot and scanner noise, so real 404s stay visible.
- Improved: the orphan pages list says why each page is on it.
- Improved: TamRank loads less code on admin screens and on your site.
- Improved: /sitemap_index.xml now redirects to the TamRank sitemap, so switching from Yoast or Rank Math leaves no 404.
- Fixed: clear messages when your site cannot be registered, and the wizard opt-in is now saved.
- Fixed: the XML sitemap no longer uses XSLT, so Chrome shows no warning and it keeps working after November.
- Fixed: the WooCommerce shop page (/shop/) now uses its own SEO title, description, canonical and robots settings.
- Fixed: several issues in the sitemap, WebP images, the dashboard, SEO Audit and redirects.
- Fixed: lower memory use and database size on larger sites. Scanned page copies no longer load along with every post and are stored compressed (about 12 times smaller); existing ones are cleaned up and compressed in the background after the update.
- New: export the SEO titles, descriptions, keywords, canonical URLs, social fields and robots settings of your posts, pages and terms to CSV, edit them in a spreadsheet and import them back. TamRank shows every change before it writes and keeps a backup so you can roll back.
- New: the Content tab in the editor is now a to-do list that starts with the first thing to fix.
- New: the dashboard tells you when your site is still behind a coming soon or maintenance page.
- Improved: next to Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO or SEOPress, TamRank steps aside and no longer writes meta tags or schema that the other plugin already writes.
- Improved: clearer scores and tasks. Pages without a focus keyword are no longer scored, and the dashboard counts open tasks.
- Improved: the software card on the Schema tab reads plan prices and product names more reliably.
- Improved: admin screens load faster, and background checks stay light after bulk edits, imports and updates.
- Improved: the same text sizes and layout on every TamRank screen.
- Security: stricter checks on connecting Search Console, redirects, URL checks, image handling and uninstalling.
- Fixed: several issues in structured data, including organization details, FAQ and image schema, large galleries and the editor preview.
- Fixed: several issues in the XML sitemap, redirects and CSV exports.
- Fixed: several issues in the editor, the dashboard figures, the SEO score and background checks, plus smaller text and translation corrections.
- New: one "Report a problem" button on every TamRank screen opens the support form on tamrank.com and sends your site's technical details along.
- New: the SEO tab explains your score in one panel and lists the checks that are still open.
- New: the Schema tab shows a compact card for software and app pages and only asks a question when it needs your answer.
- Improved: the keyword checks for title and description count plurals and reordered words, and name the words that are missing.
- Changed: after you delete a page, TamRank suggests a similar page, the parent page or a 410 instead of the homepage.
- Changed: the SEO audit skips pages that robots.txt blocks for every crawler, with an off switch under Exclusion settings.
- Changed: on very large pages TamRank skips reading the content for structured data and keeps the rest of the schema.
- Changed: structured data from your page content is now built in the background after you save, instead of during page loads.
- Security: structured data only uses content a logged-out visitor can see.
- Security: connecting Search Console after logging in again is now checked the same way as a direct connect.
- Security: tighter checks throughout, among them a rate limit on the 404 log and self-fetches that stay on your own site.
- Security: the redirect target you type after deleting a page must be on your own site and must not redirect again.
- Fixed: more reliable background content checks, including for scheduled posts and imported content.
- Fixed: several issues in how structured data is read from your pages and placed in them.
- Fixed: several issues in the keyword score, in saving settings, in uninstall and in overall stability.
- Fixed: smaller layout and text corrections on the dashboard, audit and settings screens, in the editor, the schema editor and the setup wizard.
- New: category and tag SEO now migrates along, from Yoast SEO, Rank Math and All in One SEO. Titles, descriptions and the noindex setting move over, and the roll-back takes them back out.
- New: Opportunities & signals, a new dashboard section that puts what is moving on your site in front of you as cards. It opens with the 404s found since the previous scan; more signals follow.
- New: your XML sitemap covers every language of a multilingual site, instead of the default language only. Tested with Polylang. On a setup that gives each language its own domain, every domain keeps its own language. Without a language plugin nothing changes.
- Fixed: your sitemap no longer lists the template types a page builder registers. Elementor templates and its global kit, its floating buttons, and Royal Elementor Addons' templates and mega menus are building blocks rather than pages, and each of them had a sitemap of its own in the index.
- Changed: TamRank stays quiet about any page type another plugin already puts on the page, not just FAQ markup as in 1.3.9. The schema panel says what it is leaving alone, and a button per type takes it back.
- Changed: this includes breadcrumbs. Next to Yoast SEO, Rank Math or All in One SEO the breadcrumb markup was on the page twice; from now on it comes from the other plugin only.
- Fixed: a .htaccess file TamRank cannot read is no longer treated as missing. Saving and restoring server rules now stop before the first write.
- Fixed: rolling back a migration deleted a setting you had deliberately switched off, instead of putting it back.
- Fixed: starting a migration twice at once could leave redirects behind that the roll-back should have removed.
- Fixed: ticking off a task on the dashboard, or adding one, now sticks. The change was sent but never saved, and the screen did not say so.
- Changed: every task on the dashboard now opens the page it is about. "Fix" on a row lands in the editor with the cursor in the field, "Fix all pages" opens the audit filtered on that issue, a broken link points at its own row in the 404 monitor, and the sitemap and alt-text tasks open the settings card they mean. The audit scrolls straight to the filtered table and marks it for a moment, so you land on the list you asked for instead of at the top of the page.
- Fixed: the internal-links task claimed the pages it counts are isolated. It counts the opposite: pages that link nowhere themselves. The description now says what the list is and what to do about it.
- Changed: when a site registers for an API key it now also sends its WordPress version, PHP version, site language, the TamRank interface language and environment type (production or staging), so support sees your setup at once and a staging site is not counted as a live one.
- Security: registering for an API key now proves the request came from this site. The key goes to the install that started the registration and to nothing else, so someone watching the moment it happens cannot claim it.
- Fixed: the editor no longer accepts a slug a page already uses. Posts and pages share one address space, so a post could silently end up unreachable.
- Fixed: and it now says so. When a slug you type is taken, the editor names the page holding it and shows the address your page ended up on.
- Fixed: error messages read as text again instead of "[object Object]", everywhere a request can fail.
- Changed: the dashboard no longer waits up to thirty seconds on Search Console. A slow connection left the screen blank; it now gives up after five seconds and shows the figures from the last successful fetch.
- Fixed: switching 404 monitoring off now really stops the logging. The setting only hid the screen, while every 404 kept writing a row. Redirects you set up keep working either way.
- Security: a burst of made up addresses can no longer flood your redirect suggestions. TamRank generates at most a hundred new ones a day, and the daily clean up now really removes the ones it set aside a month ago.
- Security: that daily limit now also holds when the requests arrive at the same moment. Visits landing together could each see the same free slot and pass the limit as a group; the slot is now claimed in one step.
- Improved: your sitemap is served from cache. The index and the ones for posts, pages and images were rebuilt from scratch on every single request, which on a large site is a lot of work per visitor. Publishing or changing a page still refreshes them right away.
- Security: analysing a page again no longer fetches it from your own site without limit. There is now half a minute between two fetches of the same page, and the editor says so instead of appearing to do nothing.
- New: on a multilingual site your homepage title, blog title, fallback description and organisation name can be translated per language. They show up in the string translation screen of WPML or Polylang, so every language gets its own wording instead of the one you typed first.
- Fixed: your image sitemap listed a translated image twice. Translating an image makes a second entry for the same file, and both ended up in the list.
- New: the robots.txt screen opens with a status card, and it says when the sitemap line no longer matches your site address, with a button that corrects it.
- New: ask Google to crawl a page again from the editor, and from your category and tag screens.
- New: park a page out of the orphan list without taking it out of your audit.
- New: the migration plan flags redirects that send visitors to another domain before you import them.
- Changed: the dashboard no longer repeats site health per category. The SEO audit covers this page by page.
- Fixed: pages linked only from a navigation menu were reported as orphans, and the Links column showed a 0. Menu links now count.
- Fixed: a custom post type showed visitors a breadcrumb trail but handed none to Google.
- Fixed: an alt text of nothing but spaces now counts as filled, so the images panel no longer stays stuck above zero.
- Fixed: redirects imported from another SEO plugin now have their own filter and their own label, instead of sitting with the ones you typed yourself.
- Fixed: a failed roll-back in the migration wizard now stops and offers you a retry.
- Fixed: a page that already carries FAQ markup from another plugin no longer gets a second set from TamRank.
- Fixed: a page type carried over from another SEO plugin now reaches your structured data.
- Fixed: Dutch, German and French screens no longer fall back to English in places.
- Improved: pages built with a page builder (Avada, Divi, WPBakery) load at full speed again. The plugin no longer fetches the page from itself on every visit to collect schema material.
- Improved: on sites running Avada, TamRank now reads the questions straight from your FAQ or accordion element, instead of making up headings and buttons of its own.
- Improved: if your theme or another plugin already puts FAQ schema on a page, TamRank leaves it alone instead of placing a second version beside it.
- New: your pages now carry the full set of sharing tags, so a link posted on Facebook, LinkedIn or WhatsApp shows your title, description and image with the right dimensions. Moving over from another SEO plugin no longer costs you tags you had.
- Improved: your structured data tells search engines more about a page: when it was written and last changed, its language, how long it is and who wrote it, plus the search box they can offer straight in the results. Coming from Yoast, the page type you set there is now carried over as well.
- Improved: the content analysis in the editor is quicker and lighter. It reads the page you are working on instead of asking your site for a fresh copy after every pause in typing.
- Fixed: pages and posts could not be saved or published while TamRank was active. It happened when the address (slug) in the TamRank box was already taken by another page, and it ended in a blank error screen with nothing on it to explain what went wrong. Switching the plugin off was the only way around it.
- Fixed: a redirect TamRank filed by itself, after you sent a page to the trash or changed its address, kept sending visitors away once real content lived at that address again. Restore a page from the trash, rebuild it under the old address or import it from another SEO plugin, and visitors now get the page instead of the redirect. A redirect you typed in yourself is left alone and keeps firing, so nothing you set up on purpose changes.
- Fixed: saving a page could file a redirect for a revision address that has never been public.
- Improved: the migration wizard is rebuilt. Four steps, one screen each, with the full plan and the rollback visible before anything runs.
- New: migrate from All in One SEO, next to Yoast SEO and Rank Math. You pick the source if more than one is installed.
- New: robots.txt and XML sitemap settings migrate along, with a keep-or-replace choice for your own robots rules.
- New: brand details migrate along (name, logo, social profiles, share image). Existing TamRank data is never overwritten.
- New: a site-wide fallback share image for pages without one of their own. Empty by default.
- New: LocalBusiness schema with opening hours, address, service area and a live preview.
- New: merchant fields in the product schema (shipping, returns, condition). Shipping is read from your WooCommerce shipping zones; returns and condition are your own settings and start out empty.
- New: 451 as a redirect status next to 410. Redirects with either status migrate along from Yoast and Rank Math.
- New: a main switch for the XML sitemap.
- Changed: date archives are noindex by default after this update, switchable in Settings next to a switch for author archives.
- Fixed: WooCommerce products had no Offer node in their automatic schema markup, so price and availability were missing.
- Fixed: double canonical tags on pages with a custom canonical URL, and unfilled variables in social titles and descriptions.
- New: an HTML sitemap and breadcrumbs for your visitors, as a block, a widget, a shortcode or a template tag. Both use the same data as your XML sitemap, so what a visitor reads matches what Google reads.
- New: IndexNow. Publishing or updating a page tells Bing, Yandex, Naver, Seznam, Amazon and Yep straight away instead of waiting for the next crawl. Off until you switch it on.
- New: the full set of robots directives per page, post and term: noarchive, nosnippet, noimageindex, notranslate, max-snippet, max-image-preview and max-video-preview.
- New: automatic alt text. New uploads get their alt text from a pattern you choose, and you can run that pattern across the images already in your library. It only fills what is still empty, and a run can be undone. Off by default.
- New: RSS feed optimisation. Put a line of text before and after every item in your feed, so sites that republish it link back to the original. Off by default.
- New: regex redirects. One rule can cover a whole set of old addresses, with $1 to $9 in the target filling in what the pattern captured. Every pattern is checked before it is saved.
- New: the migration wizard imports your redirects from Yoast and Rank Math as well, and the rollback removes them again.
- Changed: step two of the setup wizard has been redesigned.
- Changed: the Internal links card on the dashboard shows a status instead of a percentage, so pages without a contextual link no longer read as a failing score.
- Fixed: date archives ran into a fatal error and returned a blank page.
- Fixed: the BreadcrumbList in your structured data listed drafts, private, trashed, password protected and noindex pages as steps in the path.
- Fixed: the BreadcrumbList in your structured data showed & and ’ where a visitor reads & and an apostrophe.
- Fixed: the X-Robots-Tag header could contradict the robots meta tag on pages with their own settings.
- Fixed: saving your settings could empty a stored PageSpeed key, AI switch, writing style or brand profile, and the "Settings saved" confirmation did not appear.
- Fixed: the settings page jumped back to General after saving instead of staying on the tab you were working in.
- Fixed: the category selection in the migration wizard did nothing on every second visit.
- Fixed: bulk actions asked for confirmation through the browser dialog instead of TamRank's own.
- Fixed: the robots directives are now written into the single robots tag WordPress outputs itself instead of a second tag beside it, so the two can no longer contradict each other.
- Fixed: a pattern typed while Match is still set to Exact is refused with an explanation instead of being stored as a rule that can never fire.
- Fixed: FAQ schema listed every question twice, and a page whose only question shaped heading was a call to action could still become an FAQ.
- Fixed: content analysis raised a PHP warning on the featured image of an unpublished post.
- Fixed: "Not analyzed yet" on the dashboard was untranslated in Dutch, German and French.
- Removed: llms.txt. Google's own guidance states you don't need AI text files to appear in its AI features, and measurements across 137,210 domains found 97% of these files were never fetched at all. After updating, /llms.txt returns "not found" like any other unused address.
- New: built-in .htaccess editor with backup before every write, a sandbox parse-test before saving and a fail-safe self-check after saving that restores the previous version unless the site verifiably still responds (Apache/LiteSpeed only; read-only on nginx). Respects DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT/DISALLOW_FILE_MODS and is super-admin-only on multisite.
- Changed: the content score is now a weighted average per category instead of a flat sum of sub-checks, so the category label is the single source of truth and the maximum is a real 100. Keyword checks no longer pass for free when no focus keyword is set; they are marked not applicable and the remaining categories are renormalised. Existing pages can shift a few points.
- Fixed: hardcoded credit total in the API client and license manager, an IndexNow label on a Search Console submission, a dead rollback deep link in the migration banner and an AJAX endpoint without a caller.
- Fixed: FAQ schema now recognises class-based accordions and no longer picks up a call-to-action heading as a question.
- UI: refined tooltip system, empty-state pass (icon + guidance + one clear action) and motion/feedback polish across the admin.
- Hardening: security and schema should-fixes from the wp.org pre-submission audit.