
Analyze and improve your WordPress site for AI search.
eeoom GEO is an AI SEO and Generative Engine Optimization plugin for WordPress that helps website owners analyze and improve their site for AI search. Important public pages can be opened through two clear workflows: Analyze page and Improve page.
The plugin combines AI search readiness checks, improvement ideas, real search signals, structured data and entity signals. It can help prepare content for ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity, but does not guarantee rankings, citations or mentions.
Analyze page evaluates the current quality and machine-readable signals of a selected page. The available scores are internal readiness and quality indicators. They do not measure actual visibility in AI systems.
Each analysis can provide a score, findings and recommendations. Audits are started manually, run independently and follow server-defined recheck periods.
Improve page turns page context and real search signals into practical editorial ideas. It does not automatically rewrite or publish content.
Content Opportunities can recommend actions such as:
These are editorial options, not claims that a page or section is missing.
Customer Questions and Content Opportunities combine:
This helps identify what people are looking for and translate relevant demand into page-specific ideas. It does not provide search volumes, ranking data or measured AI visibility.
The graph integration complements supported schema output, including Yoast SEO. It does not require replacing an existing SEO plugin.
Before the first explicit user action that enables the Suite connection, no data is sent to the eeoom / Source of Trust platform. Plugin activation alone does not connect a new installation or start an audit. Authorized users start audits manually; they are not silently scheduled.
No data is sent to Source of Trust before an authorized user first explicitly enables the Suite through an action such as Analyze my homepage, Analyze page or Improve page. Once connected, the existing connection is reused, including technical lifecycle updates when the plugin is deactivated or reactivated.
Source of Trust provides the Suite installation identity, active page records and manually initiated audits.
On connection, the plugin sends the public WordPress home URL, wordpress as platform information and standard request metadata to https://api.sourceoftrust.com. Returned installation credentials are stored locally for later requests.
After connection, requests may include credentials, public URLs, workspace/page identifiers, audit type, locale, lifecycle status and standard metadata. Source of Trust retrieves the selected public page for analysis. The plugin does not submit drafts, private content, preview URLs, passwords, visitor data or personal WordPress user data.
The plugin can register a WordPress-generated probe URL. Its opaque token returns only HTTP 204 when valid or HTTP 404 otherwise and exposes no account, entity, configuration, analysis or product data.
Source of Trust handles downstream processing on its servers. For AI-assisted audits, it may send normalized public page context, task instructions, locale and search signals to OpenAI. For Customer Questions and Content Opportunities, it may send search tags or query phrases plus language and market context to Google Autosuggest. The WordPress plugin makes no direct requests to OpenAI or Google. These downstream requests do not include WordPress credentials, private posts or visitor data.
Provider information: OpenAI Privacy Policy and Terms of Use; Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
EntityPool optionally provides centrally managed entities, relationships and graph representations. It is contacted only after an authorized user enters an integration key and uses it.
Requests may contain the integration key, entity or Representation identifiers and standard metadata. Returned graph data is cached locally. Post bodies, visitor data, passwords and WordPress user credentials are not sent.