Which SEO Plugins

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Hi
Which SEO Plugins do you suggest and are working fine with Cwicly?
Greets, Oliver

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Hi @vuevoir,

We are using Rank Math SEO and find it very reliable and full-featured.

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Many thanks @StrangeTech

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I havent decided or evaluated a SEO plugin for me. As @StrangeTech mentioned Rank Math is in use,. Any other experiences with Yoast, TSF or AIO?

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Yoast is rather bloated. Rank Math is good, I believe you can add schema without the pro version.

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I switched to SEOPress recently. The pro version is a one time payment for unlimited activations. It is more than enough for me.

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Hi,
Tried Yoast, SEOpress, RankMath, Slim SEO, no plugin (just code), but ended up using SEO Framework for all new sites.
Simple, easy to setup, lightweight, no conflict or bug, ever.

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Same for me as @yankiara mentioned - tried many of them but The SEO Framework is the way to go for me.

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SEO Framework for me too. It’s free, simple, and lightweight. It also lets you set individual pages to be shown or not shown in your local website search results, which I pretty much never saw in other plugins.

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Many thanks to you all for your helpful hints.

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Actually SEOPress is $49 a year (no renewal discount), there is no one-time-payment, but it is for unlimited domains as you say, but still great value for money - I have tried the other well known names and this is my tool of choice.

Also for @vuevoir, it should be mentioned that your SEO plugin of choice has nothing to do with the theme or editing tools you use!

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You’re right @bung55. My question headed into another direction, mainly which SEO tools are in use from users in combination with Cwicly. In this thread you could discover 3 names which are frequently mentioned by others. And these are the tools I will look into and I will find the tool, which fits my needs.

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You are right, my bad. It’s 49 per year.