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Cheetah SEO Engine

Plugin · Free with no premium tier

A portable SEO companion with deep integration for Cheetah Wireframe and graceful support for other themes.

Cheetah SEO Engine dashboard and search preview mockup
Product overview with desktop and responsive presentation.
SEO system selection and configuration workflow
Additional design, workflow, or setup detail.

What it can do

  • Title and meta-description templates plus per-content overrides
  • Canonical URLs and robots directives
  • Open Graph and social-card controls
  • Schema.org JSON-LD for site, organization, content, local, and commerce contexts
  • XML sitemap extensions and sitemap controls
  • Redirect manager and missing-page monitoring
  • Content analysis and safe technical defaults
  • IndexNow support for participating search engines
  • Local organization and WooCommerce SEO
  • Optional administrator-owned Google reporting integration
  • Reviewable WordPress AI change sets that are never silently applied
  • Compatibility mode that prevents duplicate output when another established SEO system is active

Designed for practical setup

This product is built for churches and site administrators who need a complete, understandable workflow without being forced into a paid upgrade. The interface uses normal WordPress permissions and APIs, and optional companion integrations fail gracefully when they are not installed.

Requirements

  • WordPress and PHP versions listed in the included readme
  • An administrator account for installation and setup
  • A current backup before changing a production site

Typical setup

  1. Download and upload the plugin under Plugins > Add Plugin.
  2. Activate it and review its settings before publishing content.
  3. Test the primary workflow on a staging site or with sample content.
  4. Use the documentation and community forum when you need guidance.

Free, self-serve support

The download is provided free for the church community. Start with the manual and WordPress Guides, search the support forum, and then open a registered support topic if the answer is not already available. Forum participation requires a free account so discussions can be moderated and followed up responsibly.

Visit the support forum or create an account.