How to Find and Fix SEO Problems in WordPress With AI

How to Find and Fix SEO Problems in WordPress With AI
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You’ve written a WordPress blog post. But how do you know what still needs attention before you call it finished?

Is the introduction clear?

Are there internal links?

Does the article give readers a quick answer?

Are the headings, images, and supporting information in place?

In this video, I show you how I use My Content Creator Pro Elite inside WordPress to review an existing article, identify content and on-page SEO issues, and work through the available improvements.

For this demonstration, I open a real post on my dog-training website called “Mastering Behavioral Dog Training: A Transformative Guide.”

You can follow along as I review the article inside the WordPress editor and work through the content checks in the sidebar.

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This is what I want you to see:

You don’t have to look at a finished article and wonder where to start.

The checks give you specific areas to review, and the available actions give you a way to start improving them.

CHECK THE ARTICLE → FIND THE GAPS → MAKE IMPROVEMENTS 🚀

In the video, the content checks cover:

• Clear page title
• SEO title and meta description
• Useful content depth
• Descriptive H2/H3 heading structure
• Direct introduction
• Internal linking
• Supporting references
• Image accessibility
• Scannable paragraphs
• Question-and-answer coverage
• Lists or tables
• A useful conclusion

Some items already pass.

Others need attention.

That distinction matters because I’m working with an article that already contains substantial content, headings, images, and a YouTube video.

An article can have all those elements and still have something worth improving.

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One example in the walkthrough is internal linking.

The panel shows zero internal links detected and provides an “Add Internal Links” action.

I open the linking options, where you can see existing posts available to select.

That gives you a concrete example of moving from a detected gap to an action inside WordPress.

Another example is the introduction.

The “Direct introduction” check calls attention to opening with a concise passage that explains what the reader will learn.

You’ll see the “Improve Introduction” option right there beside the article.

I also show the Quick Answer feature. The panel later confirms “Quick Answer added.”

These are specific improvements to the post I’m working on, and you can see the controls as I go through the process.

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I also review the SEO title and meta description.

In this example, the panel identifies the Yoast SEO title and description and displays their character counts.

You can see the “Improve SEO Metadata” option, along with the Yoast area in the editor.

Further down the checks, I show the options for supporting references and lists or tables.

There is a “Suggest Sources” action for supporting material.

The list and table feature also shows options being built during the demonstration.

You’ll see the “Get AI Improvement Plan” button in the same review area.

So instead of stopping at a warning, the workflow gives me places to take the next step.

Review the issue.

Look at the available action.

Check how the change fits the article.

Then review the result.

I also scroll through the article itself so you can see the written content and formatting beyond the sidebar.

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This can be useful when you:

• Have existing WordPress posts you want to improve
• Want a clearer way to review on-page content
• Need to check titles and meta descriptions
• Want to find missing internal links
• Want clearer introductions and quick answers
• Want to review headings, image ALT text, and readability
• Prefer working inside the WordPress editor

The scores shown in the tool are content-readiness assessments. They are not Google rankings or scores supplied by Google.

What I care about is having a practical way to identify gaps and work on the article.

As the Owner & Developer of My Content Creator Pro Elite, that’s the workflow I’m demonstrating here.

Less guessing about what to review.

Specific checks beside the content.

Useful actions to help improve the post.

If you’re searching for how to find and fix SEO problems in WordPress with AI, a WordPress SEO checker, an AI SEO audit workflow, or ways to improve existing WordPress blog posts, watch this demonstration.

💬 Which part of reviewing a blog post takes you the most time: metadata, internal links, or improving the content itself?

Let me know below!

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