

Plugin dashboard with audit averages, content overview, and improvement priorities.
Mivídeo Geo Audit Content helps editors review WordPress content before publication or during content updates. It provides three editorial indicators:
The scores are editorial guidance. They do not guarantee visibility in AI Overviews, search engines, or generative systems. The plugin does not rewrite or publish content automatically.
_mivgeo_ prefix.Mivídeo Geo Audit Content Pro is designed for professionals, agencies, and websites that need a broader auditing workflow. Pro features include:
Learn more about Mivídeo Geo Audit Content Pro
For help with the plugin, use the WordPress.org support forum or contact us at [email protected].
This directory version audits the title and content stored by WordPress. It supports Gutenberg, the Classic Editor, and compatible editors that save content to the standard post_content field.
Elementor-specific extraction and the Elementor editor panel are not included in this version.
The plugin can work in four modes:
AI analysis is optional. Local scoring remains available without an account, API key, or external service.
The plugin can connect to external artificial intelligence services only after an administrator selects an AI-enabled mode and manually starts an audit.
Depending on the selected provider, the plugin may send the post title, content excerpt limited by the configured character limit, headings, categories, author name and biography, publication and modification dates, links, and editorial signals required for the audit. The plugin does not send content merely because an editor screen was opened.
Used when the administrator selects OpenAI/compatible and provides an API key. Requests are sent when an authorized user starts an audit.
When a custom compatible endpoint is entered, that endpoint is operated by a third party. The site administrator is responsible for reviewing that provider’s terms and privacy policy.
Used when the administrator selects Google Gemini and provides an API key. Requests are sent when an authorized user starts an audit.
Used when the administrator selects Anthropic and provides an API key. Requests are sent when an authorized user starts an audit.
On WordPress 7.0+, the plugin can use the AI Client and the provider configured by the site administrator in WordPress. Data is sent to the selected provider only when an authorized user starts an audit. The applicable terms and privacy policy depend on the connector and provider configured on that WordPress site.
The plugin stores the latest scores, detected or selected content type, score breakdown, recommendations, entities, claim signals, audit date, provider, model, and a content fingerprint in the WordPress database.
An external API key may be stored in WordPress options unless it is defined with one of the supported wp-config.php constants. Administrators can enable deletion of plugin settings and audit metadata when the plugin is uninstalled.