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Just SEO.

Installation

Getting started

Start right away — no API key needed

1. Install the plugin.In your WordPress admin: Plugins → Add New → search "BreznGEO" → Install → Activate
2. Find it in the sidebar. You will see BreznGEO in your left admin menu.
3. Fill in your site info. Go to BreznGEO → Settings. Set your organisation name, site type (blog, news site, company, etc.), and add social profile links if you have them. This powers the Schema.org data.
4. Check your llms.txt. Open yourdomain.com/llms.txt in a browser. You should see a list of your posts. That means it is working.
5. You are done. The plugin now adds structured data and a machine-readable content index to every page, automatically.

Add an API key for AI features

1. Get an API key from one of the four supported providers (see the section below). You only need one.
2. Go to AI Provider settings: BreznGEO → AI Provider. Select your provider, paste the key, choose a model, and save.
3. Pick a model. For meta descriptions, a cheap and fast model is perfect. gpt-4o-mini, gemini-2.0-flash, or claude-3-haiku all work great and cost fractions of a cent per post.
4. Publish a test post. Check the Meta Description (BreznGEO) box below the editor. You should see a freshly generated description. Done.

Configuration

API keys — demystified

Why it works

SEO & GEO — what does that actually mean?

You are already set up and running. Here is why any of this matters — and why the plugin does what it does every time you hit Publish.

The big picture

What this plugin actually does for you

You write the posts. The plugin handles the discoverability stuff — automatically, on every publish, without charging you a cent. Here's the full list of what it does quietly in the background.

• ✏
  Writes your meta descriptions for you That two-line snippet in Google search results — the one most bloggers leave empty or half-finished. The plugin reads your post and writes a tight, 150-character description the moment you hit publish. No more staring at a blank field.
• 📋
  Tells AI systems what your site is about Generates structured data (Schema.org) that helps ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI understand who you are, what you write about, and why you are a credible source. This is the "invisible layer" of your site that most bloggers never set up.
• 📚
  Creates a machine-readable index of your content Serves a special file called llms.txt — basically a structured table of contents for AI systems. When an AI crawler visits your site, it can get an overview of everything you have written without having to crawl every single page.
• 👁
  Shows you which AI bots are visiting Logs every visit from known AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Perplexity, etc.) and shows you a summary on the dashboard. You can also block specific bots that are just scraping your content to train their models — individually, with one checkbox.
• 🆕
  Adds a "Quick Overview" block to your posts Generates a summary, key bullet points, and FAQ for each post — collapsed at the top of your content. Readers love it. AI systems love it even more: it gives them a pre-structured answer to extract and cite. Optional, fully editable.
• 🔗
  Suggests internal links while you write Analyses your post and finds which of your other posts would make a good link — with the exact phrase to link and the target post. You review, tick what you want, confirm. Links go in automatically at the right spot. Nothing without your approval. Most SEO tools charge extra for this. BreznGEO includes it free.

What's in the box

Every feature, explained without the jargon

Common questions

FAQ

For theme developers

GEO Block — CSS classes & custom properties

HTML structure

<!-- Rendered by renderBlock() — attributes vary by settings -->
<details class="bre-geo" data-bre="geo"
         data-bre-theme="light"       <!-- "light" | "dark" | "minimal" | "bavarian" -->
         style="--bre-accent:#e67e22;"  <!-- only when accent color is set -->
         open>                           <!-- only when output_style = open_always -->

  <summary>
    <span class="bre-geo__title">Quick Overview</span>
  </summary>

  <div class="bre-geo__section bre-geo__summary">
    <h3>Summary</h3>
    <p>...</p>
  </div>

  <div class="bre-geo__section bre-geo__bullets">
    <h3>Key Points</h3>
    <ul><li>...</li></ul>
  </div>

  <div class="bre-geo__section bre-geo__faq">
    <h3>FAQ</h3>
    <dl>
      <dt>Question?</dt>
      <dd>Answer.</dd>
    </dl>
  </div>

</details>

CSS classes

Built-in themes

CSS custom properties

Customisation examples

/* ① Override a token in your theme stylesheet — affects all GEO blocks */
.bre-geo {
    --bre-accent: #e67e22;
}

/* ② Target a specific theme variant */
.bre-geo[data-bre-theme="minimal"] {
    border-left-color: #e67e22;
}

/* ③ Target a specific page or post type */
.single-review .bre-geo__faq { display: none; }

/* ④ Opt out of all plugin CSS — style .bre-geo from scratch in your theme */
    Add to your theme's functions.php:
    wp_dequeue_style( 'brezngeo-geo-frontend' );