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The automated SEO method, from audit to tracking

SelfHook handles the SEO execution of your WordPress site — audit, content generation, publishing, then indexing requests and status tracking from your dashboard.

How it works

A 4-step SEO execution loop, triggered automatically at your chosen cadence.

01

SEO audit

Analysis of your site pages to spot what holds back their visibility, with prioritized recommendations.

02

Content generation

Automatic production of structured, Yoast-optimized SEO articles targeting your keywords.

03

WordPress publishing

Direct publishing to your WordPress site — titles, metas, images, Yoast structure.

04

Indexing & tracking

Google indexing requests from SelfHook for your published articles, with status tracking. Google alone decides on indexing.

What SelfHook automates

A complete SEO system — not just another AI tool.

Optimized SEO content
Editorial structure
WordPress publishing
Indexing requests
Yoast optimization
Automatic cadence

Get started in 3 steps

Initial setup in under 5 minutes.

1

Create an application password

In your WordPress profile, create an application password dedicated to SelfHook. No plugin is required.

2

Connect your site

In SelfHook, Sites → Connect a site: enter the URL, your username and the application password.

3

Launch your first workflow

Set up your first SEO automation and let SelfHook get to work.

Full documentation

Editorial settings — Tone, style, target length
Workflows — Cadences, triggers, multi-site
SEO audit — Analyzed pages, priorities, fix tracking
Keyword strategy — Questionnaire, topics and priorities
Yoast optimization — SEO title, meta description, focus keyphrase
Multi-site automation — Orchestration and shared templates
Indexing — Indexing requests and status tracking
The SelfHook method — Overall logic and editorial structure

Get access to the full documentation

Discover the complete SEO method used by SelfHook: advanced configuration, workflows, optimization and performance.