AI SEO fixes for outside websites
Planned: install a pixel to apply suggested title tags, meta descriptions and image alt text to sites hosted elsewhere.
This feature is planned and its details may change.
Why it matters
Would let you improve on-page SEO basics on a site built somewhere else without rebuilding it.
The HLB difference
Fixes would be managed from the account, and existing optimizations would stay in place after stopping.
How it works
You would add a pixel to a site hosted elsewhere to apply suggested titles, meta descriptions and alt text.
AI SEO fixes for outside websites is planned for HLB. The SEO pixel would be a small code snippet that would let the HLB SEO tool apply AI-generated fixes, such as title tags, meta descriptions and image alt text, to a website hosted somewhere else, like WordPress, Wix, Shopify or a custom site. Sites hosted inside HLB would get fixes directly and would not need the pixel.
This would mean you could improve search visibility without editing your site code for every change. The pixel would be designed to apply only SEO changes, not changes to layout, structure or design.
Setup steps would be:
- You would open the SEO tool for your site. With a status of SEO pixel not detected, you would click view installation steps.
- You would copy the snippet, which would be unique to each website, and would not modify it.
- You would paste it inside the body section, before the closing body tag. On WordPress, you could use a plugin that could insert code into the body. On Wix, you could use custom code and choose body placement.
- You would save and publish the site, then click verify installation in the SEO tool.
- You would open a fix category, review the suggested fix and click fix issue.
After a failed verification, you would check for the snippet in the body rather than the head, a republished site and a cleared cache. You could still change any fix later in your own site editor.
After cancellation of the SEO subscription, projects using the pixel would move to a frozen state. Fixes that were applied would stay live as long as the pixel stays installed, but crawling and new recommendations would pause. Removing the pixel would revert the site. After a new subscription and a re-link of the project, it would return to full use.
Related features
SEO controls and schema markup
Page titles, descriptions, schema markup, llms.txt, 301 redirects and a cookie consent banner.
Websites and funnels
External form tracking
Capture submissions from forms on sites outside the platform.
Reporting and analytics
- Planned
Managed WordPress hosting
Planned: host WordPress sites with a migrator plugin, SSH and file access, and an AI page builder.
Websites and funnels
Marketing audit reports
Automated reports on website, listings, reviews and social presence.
Reporting and analytics
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