Geoa – AI SEO & AEO on Autopilot

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0.9.9

• Schema aggregation: when Yoast or Rank Math owns your page’s schema graph, approved Organization schema from your Geoa dashboard is no longer emitted as a second node — Geoa’s registry-verified fields are already merged into the SEO plugin’s own Organization node, so your page keeps exactly one. Approved non-Organization nodes (FAQ, …) still apply. The Geoa scan now also flags duplicate Organization nodes from other sources as a fix.
• Docs: the Geoa MCP connector (use Geoa from Claude and other AI agents) is documented in the FAQ below and on geoa.app/free-geo-tools.

0.9.8

• Fix: the hourly status ping now actually includes the “images missing alt text” count, so the Geoa dashboard can raise the alt-text card. The 0.9.7 release announced this but the field never made it into the ping.

0.9.7

• Bulk alt text: a new “Alt text” screen under the Geoa menu finds images without alt text and lets Geoa write suggestions FROM the actual images, in your account language (paid plans). Every suggestion is shown for review — editable, ticked per image — and nothing is saved until you click Apply. Applied counts appear in your Geoa dashboard timeline.
• Broken links in your articles: the plugin now reports each article’s links to Geoa on the hourly sync (rotating through your posts and pages). Geoa checks the targets server-side — only real 404/410 answers count as broken — and raises “broken link in article X” fixes in your dashboard. Links you remove disappear from the inventory on the next sync.

0.9.6

• AI bot control, both directions: a new toggle under “Approved fixes” lets you block AI TRAINING bots (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, CCBot, Bytespider, …) in WordPress’ robots.txt. The bots that fetch and cite your pages in AI answers are different crawlers and always stay allowed — blocking training bots does not cost you AI visibility. The rule list is built and versioned by Geoa (never hardcoded in the plugin), and switching the toggle off removes the rules again within minutes. Off by default; if your site has a physical robots.txt file the settings screen says so honestly instead of pretending.

0.9.5

• Approved redirects: fixes of the new type “redirect” from your Geoa dashboard are applied as 301s on the exact dead path you approved. Targets are validated against your own site before redirecting, only front-end GET/HEAD requests are touched, and rejecting the fix in the dashboard removes the rule again within the hour — nothing is written to your site.
• 404 log: real front-end 404 hits are counted locally (path only — no IP, no user-agent, query strings stripped, bot probes filtered) and reported to Geoa on the hourly sync, so the fix engine can propose “404 → nearest page” redirects for you to approve.

0.9.4

• Approved internal links: fixes of the new type “internal link” from your Geoa dashboard are now applied on the page they belong to — the plugin links the approved anchor text to the target page (or adds a small “read also” line if the text does not occur). Nothing is written to your posts: it is a render-time filter, and rejecting the fix in the dashboard removes the link again within the hour. Links are only ever inserted after you approve them.
• Status reporting fixed: the hourly status ping now reports the actual fix IDs from the feed, so the Geoa dashboard correctly shows your applied fixes as “live”. Before this, WordPress-applied fixes never got their live badge.
• AI-crawler activity in your dashboard: connected sites now report detected AI-crawler visits (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, …) to the Geoa connect service — batched, asynchronous and fail-open, so it can never slow your site. Powers the new “AI crawlers on your site” card. No IP addresses, no visitor data; see “External services”.

0.9.3

• Article import: the share image (og:image card) Geoa renders for each article is set as the draft’s featured image, so shared links get a real preview card. Only when the draft has no featured image yet; your own image always wins.

0.9.2

• Connect your Geoa account: sites that connected automatically now show a one-click card (welcome screen + settings) linking the site to YOUR Geoa account — so your subscription and settings follow you, not the site’s admin email. The card disappears by itself once the account is linked.
• The plugin now publishes the name your Geoa account actually measures: once connected, schema.org name/alternateName and a new “Known as” line in llms.txt follow the tracked name from your dashboard (refreshed hourly) — the published name and the measured name can no longer drift apart.
• Faster, more precise business-type detection: the automatic connection now sends your locally saved registration number along, so Geoa derives your business type from the official registry instead of guessing from the domain.
• Profile URLs follow the same one-owner rule as your name and questions: read-only here while connected, edited in Geoa — so a link you delete in the dashboard is actually deleted everywhere.

0.9.1

• The “Edit in Geoa” links now land directly on your dashboard’s Settings page — the screen where monitored questions and your brand name + spellings are actually edited — instead of the dashboard front page.

0.9.0

• One owner per setting. What Geoa MEASURES (your monitored questions, and the name + spellings AI should know you by) is now owned by your Geoa dashboard once the site is connected: the plugin shows those values read-only, with your usage against the plan limit and an “Edit in Geoa” link. Editing them in two places at once is how the plugin and the dashboard could disagree about what was being measured — that can no longer happen.
• Not connected yet? Everything still works standalone: the name and spellings stay editable in the plugin, and the moment the site connects they are pushed to your Geoa account once, so nothing you set up beforehand is lost.
• What your SITE emits stays yours to control right here, exactly as before: FAQ/Article/Product schema, llms.txt, the badge, return window, registry verification and schema publishing.
• Fixed: connecting to a (different) Geoa account could briefly show the previous account’s monitored questions from cache.

0.8.2

• Disconnect now sticks. Before, pressing Disconnect was silently overruled: the settings page attempted an automatic reconnection in the very same page load, so the site re-paired itself one second later. A deliberate disconnect now pauses every automatic-connection path until you reconnect yourself — with a pairing code, or the new one-click “Reconnect automatically” button.

0.8.1

• Zero-field connection now also works for existing installs: updating the plugin (not just activating it) triggers the automatic connection attempt on unpaired sites, and opening any Geoa screen retries it directly — no dependency on WP-Cron.
• The domain-proof route is never page-cached anymore (no-store headers): LiteSpeed-style page caches could serve a stale token to the verifying backend and reject a correct connection attempt.

0.8.0

• Zero-field connection: the plugin now connects itself to Geoa on activation. It proves control of your site with a short-lived token served from your own REST API — no account signup, no pairing code, nothing to type. The pairing-code flow remains as a manual fallback.
• Your first finding, in seconds: right after connecting, the welcome screen shows one real, named finding about your site (live structured-data probe plus your official business-registry identity) — honestly reported, never invented.

0.7.1

• Deleting the plugin no longer erases your setup. Your business identity, chosen name, profile URLs and feature settings now survive a delete + reinstall — until now they were wiped, which silently un-published your verified schema and dropped the site back into onboarding. Connection keys and caches are still always removed; if you want a truly clean removal, tick the new “Remove all Geoa data when the plugin is deleted” option under Geoa → Settings first.

0.7.0

• One rulebook instead of three. Connected sites now get their scores and task lists straight from Geoa, instead of the plugin computing its own local versions that could disagree with your dashboard.
• In-editor scoring now uses Geoa’s GEO content standard — the same 23-signal checklist Geoa Content scores its own articles with — with a concrete hint under every signal you miss. The panel says whose verdict you are looking at; unconnected sites keep the local estimate, labelled as such.
• Citation sources are now Geoa’s tier-ranked list (Wikidata, Crunchbase, Google Business Profile, Bing Webmaster Tools and 15+ more), each with a why, a create-link and a time estimate. Wikidata replaces Wikipedia in the built-in list — a small business can actually get a Wikidata item, and it is what anchors your entity for AI.
• Profile URLs you enter in WordPress are now saved to your Geoa account, so they appear as sameAs in every schema Geoa publishes — including dashboard-approved fixes. Until now those links lived only in WordPress and vanished from the page the moment an approved fix took over its schema.
• New “What to write next” card: questions AI already answers where your business is not mentioned — straight from your Geoa measurement, each one an article waiting to be written.
• A partially met trust signal now looks different from a fully met one (half-filled dot) — the E-E-A-T list could previously read as complete when it wasn’t.

0.6.0

• You now choose what AI should know you as. The registry says what your company is called — but a shop is known by its brand and a SaaS by its product, and that is the name customers ask for. Setup suggests the registered name and lets you replace it; it becomes schema.org name, while the registered name stays on as legalName, so nothing verified is lost.
• New “Other spellings” field. AI writes a name the way it likes — “Addon Nordic” for AddonNordic — and a mention it cannot connect to you is a mention you get no credit for. Your variants are published as alternateName.
• The name you pick is sent to your Geoa dashboard, so the schema on your site and the AI visibility Geoa measures are finally about the same thing. Sites without a Geoa account keep working exactly as before.
• Corrected the engine list: Geoa measures ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude. Copilot was listed but has never been measured.

0.5.1

• The Geoa mark now appears in the WordPress admin menu instead of a generic icon, and the plugin’s listing artwork matches the rest of Geoa.
• Corrected the company name to AddonNordic, and the screenshot captions so each one describes the screen it actually shows.

0.5.0

• AI-generated articles imported from Geoa Content now carry their AI marking (EU AI Act art. 50(2)) as the last paragraph of the draft, where your readers can see it — until now the marking travelled with the article but was never shown. The wording comes from Geoa, in the article’s own language.
• Tables in your articles now arrive as real tables. Until now a table came through as a row of raw pipe characters in a single paragraph — and a table is one of the strongest signals that gets your page quoted by AI answers, so it is worth having intact. Quotes and code examples now come through properly too.
• Drafts that are still unpublished are refreshed once so the marking is added and any broken table is rebuilt. Posts you have already published are never touched, as always.
• Drafts you have started editing yourself are no longer overwritten when a newer version arrives from Geoa. Your work is yours; only untouched drafts are refreshed. (The one-time update above still reaches every existing draft, since the plugin has no record of earlier edits — after that, your edits are always respected.)
• New: a “Your Geoa plan” panel in Geoa → Settings shows the plan this site is on, how many of your monitored AI questions you have used, and what each plan includes.
• Nothing is gated: every feature that worked before works exactly the same on every plan. The panel only shows you where you stand.
• If your plan cannot be loaded, the plugin says so rather than guessing — it never displays a plan it has not confirmed.
• “Refresh plan” re-reads your plan immediately, so an upgrade shows up without waiting for the hourly cache.
• New: manage the questions Geoa monitors you for, directly in WordPress — see the current set, add one, paste a whole list (one per line), or remove one.
• If part of a pasted list doesn’t fit your plan, the plugin says exactly how many were added and how many didn’t, and keeps your text so nothing has to be retyped.
• New: the Geoa badge — show it on your site and Geoa re-scans you every month for free, with score history, instead of the free plan’s single one-off scan. Add it with a block, a widget or the [geoa_badge] shortcode.
• The badge is off until you switch it on, and your public pages never call Geoa to render it.

0.4.0

• New: articles you mark “ready” in Geoa Content (content.geoa.app) are now imported automatically as draft posts — reviewed and published by you in WordPress, never auto-published.
• Drafts are refreshed if the studio version changes before you publish; posts you have published are never touched.
• When a Geoa draft goes live, the plugin reports the permalink back so Geoa can measure the article’s actual effect (Google clicks and AI visits) in the Effekt view.
• Article import can be disabled with the geoa_articles_enabled option.

0.3.3

• The connected status is now verified against the Geoa backend (cached hourly) instead of only checking that a key is stored locally.
• If your site’s key is revoked or deactivated on the Geoa side, the plugin now shows a clear reconnect warning in wp-admin (with a one-step re-pair form) instead of a green “connected” checkmark.
• Approved fixes already published stay live from the last synced copy while the connection is broken — nothing is silently removed — and the sync status says so explicitly.

0.3.2

• Added a single, dismissible in-admin prompt that asks engaged users (after real use) to leave a review. No incentive is offered and no functionality is gated behind it.

0.3.1

• Renamed to “Geoa – AI SEO & AEO on Autopilot” to describe more clearly what the plugin does. No functional changes.

0.3.0

• Approved fixes: fixes you approve in your Geoa dashboard (llms.txt, structured data, meta) are now pulled hourly and published on your site, with an always-visible status and a “Sync now” button under Geoa → Settings. Requires a connected account and is off unless enabled.
• An approved fix takes precedence over the plugin’s own local output (no duplicate llms.txt or schema).

0.2.0

• WooCommerce: Product Offers are now linked to your registry-verified seller (name + tax ID) when your business is verified.
• WooCommerce: variable products emit a correct price range (AggregateOffer with low/high price and offer count) instead of a single minimum price.
• WooCommerce: Product schema now merges into Yoast or Rank Math’s graph (adding the EU return policy and verified seller they lack) instead of staying silent, so its value is never lost on stores that already run an SEO plugin.
• WooCommerce: added itemCondition and, for active sales, priceValidUntil to Offers.
• WooCommerce: a per-product AI-readiness scorecard in the product editor (works in both the classic and block product editor).

0.1.0

• Initial release: registry-verified Organization schema (DK/NO/SE/FI) with sameAs; FAQ, Article and WooCommerce Product schema; optional llms.txt; in-editor AEO readiness; E-E-A-T and citation-coverage scorecards; AI crawler log; per-site pairing with AI Visibility Score, Share of Voice and AI Command Center.