Blog SEO software that chooses the query first and reads Search Console afterwards.

Keep whichever you run. With either one active, Structura fills in the focus keyphrase, SEO title and meta description fields on each post and leaves article-level structured data to the plugin, adding only the FAQ and how-to markup those plugins don't produce. On a site without an SEO plugin, Structura adds the article markup itself.

Yes, on paid plans. Each campaign gets a researched list with monthly volume and difficulty, capped by a ceiling that follows your site's current strength and ordered so the phrases you can win go first. Nothing is locked: delete, edit, add your own, or re-discover the list. When it runs low, Structura researches again and tells you what it added.

A scheduled post takes the next unused phrase in the campaign's list, top to bottom, and that phrase becomes its focus keyphrase. Each keyword is covered once; a second post under it is only written for a distinct long-tail phrase the research actually found. For a one-off post on a paid plan, Suggest keyphrases returns candidates with real monthly volume, or you type your own.

Yes, when internal link optimization is on in the campaign's SEO directives. The links point at related posts already published on your site. External citations are a separate list you approve per campaign, and a post cites the two to four sources that fit its topic.

On paid plans, with read-only access. Each post shows clicks, impressions, CTR, average position and the queries it appeared for, both in wp-admin and in the customer portal, and a weekly email recaps the site. Structura doesn't rewrite posts on its own: it flags the ones worth improving and links you straight to the editor.

Posts arrive as standard Gutenberg blocks. Divi and WPBakery are handled automatically: Structura sets the flag that stops them hiding the post body. With Elementor, Beaver Builder, Brizy or Bricks, a blank post usually means a theme-builder template has taken over rendering, and the docs cover the fix for each one.

On purpose. Hitting every stylistic check the same way on every post (the same power words, a number in each title, the same connectors) is a pattern that reads as mass-produced, so Structura varies them and a check such as sentence length can sit at orange. Keyphrase placement, headings and paragraph length stay optimised on every post. A red light is worth fixing; an orange one usually isn't.

The plugin and the Free plan cost nothing: one campaign, up to one post a week, with titles, slugs, descriptions and keyphrases filled in. The research on this page starts on BYOK at $15 per site a month plus your own OpenAI, Gemini or Claude key, typically $5–15/month in API costs for daily publishing. Cloud plans include the AI, so no key is needed.