Presstack Core. Nothing Changes How Your Site Looks.
Presstack Core installs on the website you already have. Your theme, your page builder and every page you've built stay as they are. Cleo works underneath, writing, building new pages in your own page builder, repairing stuff, and watching Google.
Most Tools Want Something In Return.
An SEO plugin wants you to work its way. A page builder wants you to rebuild. A theme wants the whole site. There's always a cost, and it's usually paid in time you didn't have.
You Didn't Build It
An agency made the site, or a developer who has since left, or you added a plugin years ago that you no longer remember. Whatever it is, you'd rather not touch the design to fix the search side.
How It Works
The Design Is Fine
You paid for it, you like it, and it isn't the problem. What's missing is the writing, the tidying and someone watching Google, none of which needs it to look any different.
What Cleo Does
Rebuilding Is The Expensive Version
Moving to a new theme means testing every page, every form and every plugin that touched the old one. That is a project. You wanted the search side sorted, and that is all.
Compare The Two Versions
She Works On A Single Layer, Not On Top.
Install Presstack on a Friday and nobody looking at the site on Monday will see a difference. That's deliberate, not a limitation.
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Your Theme Stays Your Theme
It doesn't restyle your site, replace templates or take over the front end. Your theme decides how everything looks.
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Your Page Builder Keeps Working
Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi, Avada, WPBakery and more. She reads your site as it is, rather than needing it built her way.
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Visitors See Nothing New
No badge, no credit line and no link back to us anywhere on your site. A client's site stays your client's site.
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And You Can Take It Off
Deactivate it and your layouts stay exactly as they are. Pages and articles Cleo made are ordinary WordPress content, so they stay too. You can even export all the SEO to Yoast or Rankmath.
The Plugin Is Not A Cut Down Cleo.
This is where people expect a catch. There isn't one. What the theme adds is a design system, design blocks, a shop front end and an enquiry inbox, not intelligence.
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More Than A Hundred Jobs
Writing, rankings, repairs, reports, local search and AI search. The full set.
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New Pages, In Your Own Builder
Describe a page and Cleo writes it and builds it with your page builder's own elements - Elementor widgets or WordPress blocks. On Divi, Avada and WPBakery she writes it ready for you to lay out.
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A Page For Every Town And Service
Turn one page you design built into a blueprint. Cleo writes a version for every town and service you cover, each one about its own place.
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You Decide What She Does
Your pages always ask first. Behind-the-scenes fixes and your Google listings are 'Ask Me' or 'Automatic', and one button pauses everything.
She Brings Your Old SEO Plugin With Her.
Most sites already have Yoast or Rank Math on them, with years of titles and descriptions written by hand. None of that is wasted.
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Your Titles And Descriptions Come Across
From Yoast and Rank Math, with canonicals, focus keywords and noindex settings.
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Nothing You Wrote Is Overwritten
The import only fills fields that are empty. Your old plugin keeps its data, and Presstack keeps it in step while both are installed, so you can turn back.
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Your Redirects Come Too
Redirects move across from Rank Math and Yoast Premium, so links that worked yesterday still work today.
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Placeholders Get Cleaned Up
If the old titles arrive full of %title% and %sitename%, one button turns them into real text.
Presstack Core Next To A Typical SEO Plugin.
Every one of these runs on the plugin. Only the shop front end and the enquiry inbox need the Presstack theme.
| Feature | A Typical SEO Plugin | Presstack Core |
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| Fields for titles and descriptions | Yes | Yes |
| Tells you when one is missing | Yes | Yes |
| Writes it for you | No | Yes |
| Tells Google what the business is | Basic | Every branch, service, person and registration |
| Finds broken links | With another plugin | Built in, on the page as visitors see it |
| Fixes them | No | Yes, with your approval |
| Checks the fix held | No | The next day's check |
| Writes your articles | No | Yes |
| Builds new pages | No | In your own page builder |
| Tracks where you rank | With a subscription | Included: Google, and Bing if you want it |
| Local search volumes | National figures | Town by town, over 100,000 towns mapped |
| Checks AI answers mention you | No | ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini |
| Reports to your client | No | Branded and scheduled |
She Rewrites Copy Without Touching The Layout.
The thing everyone fears about letting software near a client's page is that it comes back looking different, or broken. It won't.
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The Words Change, The Design Doesn't
Columns, spacing, images and widgets stay exactly where you put them.
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Inside Your Own Builder
Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi, Avada, WPBakery, Beaver Builder and SiteOrigin.
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Before And After First
Approve a rewrite from Cleo's suggestions and you see the before and after before anything is written.
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Or Stamp A Page You Have Built
Pick one of your pages as a blueprint and she writes a version for every town and service.
Everything, On The Site You Already Have.
We Fit Everything In Place For You
If you're using Yoast or Rank Math, you can bring your existing work across. Nothing gets left behind when you switch.
Install Presstack Core
It's a WordPress plugin. Nothing about how the site looks changes when you activate it.
She Reads The Site
Press 'Let Cleo Fill It In' and she reads your key pages, works out what the business does, what it offers and where, and drafts your knowledgebase. You correct what she got wrong.
Connect Google
Search Console and Analytics, once each. After that she reads them herself, and you don't have to open either again.
Read The List
Everything wrong with the site, itemised, with the fix worked out for each. Approve what you want. Looking costs nothing.
Questions About Presstack Core.
She shouldn't.
Most of what Cleo does runs in the background, not when a visitor loads a page. The front end gets the business details she publishes for Google and not much else.
If your site is slow already, run a speed check on any page from SEO, Performance. She finds images big enough to slow a page and offers to compress them.
Yes. Not because we expect trouble, but because you should have a backup before any plugin goes on a site, and this one writes to the database.
Cleo's own undo puts back changes to pages, posts, products and images, entry by entry, for 30 days. But an undo log is not a backup. It won't help if something unrelated goes wrong the same week, or if you decide three months later that you want the site as it was in January.
Take one before you install, and keep taking them afterwards. Same advice as for anything else you put on a site you can't afford to break.
Import it, then turn the old one off.
She brings across titles, descriptions, canonicals and focus keywords from Yoast, Rank Math or All in One SEO, plus noindex settings from Yoast and Rank Math. Redirects come across from Rank Math and Yoast Premium. Nothing you have written gets overwritten, and the old plugin keeps its data.
The redirects matter most. They are the part that quietly breaks a site if they are lost: every old address someone still links to may stop working, and you only find out from a 404 report weeks later.
You can run both for a while if you want to compare, but not for good. Two plugins writing page titles will eventually disagree, though nothing breaks while you decide.
Yes, for reading, rewriting and building.
She reads the page as a visitor sees it, so Elementor, Gutenberg, Divi, Avada and WPBakery all work. When she rewrites copy, she works inside the builder's own elements and leaves the layout alone, and when you approve a rewrite from her suggestions you see the before and after first.
New pages are built with your builder's own elements on Elementor and the WordPress editor. On the others she writes the page ready for you to lay out.
Your layouts stay as they are, and you keep the content.
Everything Cleo published stays published, because those are ordinary WordPress posts and pages. The business details she was publishing for Google stop, since that is the plugin's job.
Yes.
It installs as Presstack, and in its settings you can change the logo and the menu name. Nothing on the public site names us, and the monthly report carries your branding rather than ours.
Whether you tell the client is between you and them. We'd suggest you do, particularly if Cleo is writing on their behalf, but the software doesn't force it either way.
Not for the writing, the search side or new pages. Everything Cleo does runs on the plugin.
The Theme adds the design system, design blocks, the shop front end and the enquiry inbox. If you don't need those, the plugin is the whole product.
Put It On A Site As It Stands.
It reads what's there, works out most of what it needs to know, and comes back with a list of what's wrong. Your design doesn't change while it does that.