Unlock the Future of Content: Revolutionary AI Controls and SEO Tools You Can’t Ignore
Now you add a few details about who runs your site, and WordPress.com adds structured data across your site. Bloggers and writers can also set up an author profile, which keeps their name attached to every post.
Find and fix SEO gaps in one place
Your SEO settings used to be spread across different screens. Now they live in one place: Jetpack › SEO.
Start with the Overview to see whether search engines can see your site, whether it’s verified, and which posts and pages need a better title or description. Then fix them in the Content tab, with a preview of how each appears in search, without opening every post.
You’ll also find title formats, your homepage description, canonical URLs, social previews, and your sitemap in the same place. It’s all built into WordPress.com, so there’s no separate SEO plugin to install. (You can still add an SEO plugin on any paid plan if you prefer.)
AI on your terms, starting now
The open web works best when the people behind the content can be found, recognized, and credited for their work. These tools are a step toward keeping it that way.
The new SEO tools are rolling out to WordPress.com sites on Premium, Business, and Commerce plans. Find them under Jetpack › SEO (previously Jetpack › Settings › Traffic).
On Free or Personal? From the same page, you can control whether search engines index your site and verify it with services like Google Search Console. Upgrade to Premium for the full toolkit.
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