BlueJar Fix Plan Implementation · WordPress

You get the fix plan. Our developers ship it on your WordPress site.

WordPress runs on plugins, theme templates, and hosting-level config that all fight for the same <head>. Instead of handing you a checklist and hoping your team figures out which plugin setting, template file, or functions.php snippet to touch, BlueJar's own developers implement the fix plan directly on your site: schema, llms.txt, and crawl access, shipped, not just written down.

Our developers work with Yoast, RankMath & All in One SEO · Elementor, Divi, Bricks & custom themes

Why we implement it ourselves

"Add schema" means something different on every WordPress build.

Two sites both running WordPress can have completely different stacks: Yoast vs. RankMath, a page builder vs. a hand-coded theme, managed hosting vs. shared hosting with no .htaccess access. A fix plan that says "add Organization schema" and stops there isn't a fix, it's a wish list handed to whoever's free on your team. Our developers dig into your specific plugin and theme stack and ship the fix themselves.

2 plugins
is a real number of SEO/schema plugins we've found both emitting duplicate FAQPage JSON-LD on the same page. Google (and AI crawlers) may ignore both.
/wp-json/
The default WordPress REST API exposes /wp/v2/users by default, enough for author enumeration. Most sites never close it.
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Most WordPress hosts let you drop a static llms.txt at the web root via FTP in minutes, no plugin required, if you know that's an option.
01 · Schema without the plugin war

We ship one canonical schema source, not two plugins fighting over the same block.

Our developers find the exact conflict, disable the duplicate FAQPage block in Yoast's schema settings, or define Organization once in a small mu-plugin, and ship it. No back-and-forth about which plugin's SEO add-on is supposed to own it. Full @graph JSON-LD, one definition per entity, live on your site.

  • We audit Yoast, RankMath, and All in One SEO schema output for conflicts
  • We ship a fully-defined Organization entity, not just an @id reference
  • Works whether schema lives in the theme, a plugin, or an mu-plugin we add
mu-plugins/bluejar-schema.php
add_filter( 'wpseo_schema_graph_pieces', function( $pieces ) {
  // Remove the duplicate FAQPage piece from Yoast
  return array_filter( $pieces, fn( $p ) =>
    ! ( $p instanceof \Yoast\WP\SEO\Generators\Schema\FAQ )
  );
}, 10, 2 );
02 · llms.txt & crawl access

We FTP in, ship llms.txt, and lock the REST API. No plugin update to wait on.

Most WordPress hosts let us drop a static llms.txt straight onto the web root, no plugin dependency. We inline the actual FAQ pairs AI engines parse best, instead of just linking to /faq/. We also close default WordPress endpoints worth locking down, like /wp-json/wp/v2/users, by adding the functions.php snippet ourselves.

  • We ship a static llms.txt with inlined FAQs and a license line, not just links
  • We add the REST API hardening snippet that closes /wp/v2/users author enumeration
  • We configure the security header bundle (HSTS, CSP, Referrer-Policy) at the host or .htaccess layer
functions.php
add_filter( 'rest_endpoints', function( $endpoints ) {
  unset( $endpoints['/wp/v2/users'] );
  unset( $endpoints['/wp/v2/users/(?P<id>[\d]+)'] );
  return $endpoints;
} );
remove_action( 'wp_head', 'wp_generator' );
03 · Meta, OG & field-level fixes

"Fix your OG image" becomes us logging in and fixing it.

We go straight to the exact spot: Yoast → Social → Facebook image field, or the RankMath equivalent, and set it. No back-and-forth about whether a stale social-preview image is a theme default, a plugin default, or a manual override three menus deep, we just find it and change it.

  • We make the field-level Yoast / RankMath change, not just point at it
  • H1/H2 stack fixes shipped in the exact page builder module
  • We work across Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Gutenberg, and hand-coded themes

Yoast SEO → Social → Facebook

Current image: feat-1-visibility-matrix.png (feature screenshot, not the OG asset)
Fix: set to bluejar-og-image.jpg (1200×630, matches ImageObject schema)
Effort: 10 min · Impact: social CTR, AI link-preview quality

What a real WordPress implementation looks like

Not "improve your schema." Our developer, in your dashboard, shipping it.

High priority Zone: Technical AI accessibility Stack: WordPress + Yoast

What was broken

The client's homepage emitted two FAQPage JSON-LD blocks: one from a Yoast schema module, one from a legacy FAQ shortcode plugin. Search engines and AI crawlers saw conflicting data and were likely discarding both.

What we shipped

  • Identified which of the two plugins owned the canonical FAQ content
  • Disabled schema output on the other, directly in its settings screen
  • Re-validated with Google's Rich Results Test to confirm one clean block

Timeline

  • 30 min Duplicate block disabled, one clean FAQPage definition live.
  • Ongoing Re-audit confirms FAQ rich-result eligibility in the next fix plan cycle.

This is what happens to every fix in your plan: named down to the plugin and the field, then shipped by us.

WordPress implementation FAQ

Is Fix Plan Implementation a separate service from the audit?

Yes. The GEO audit and fix plan are their own product. Implementation is a standalone engagement on top of it: our developers execute the plan directly on your WordPress site, whether you ran the audit with us or already have a fix plan from somewhere else.

What access do you need to implement fixes on our site?

A WP-admin login for settings-screen and schema changes. For file-level work like llms.txt, functions.php snippets, or .htaccess edits, we'll also need FTP or hosting-panel access. We scope exactly what's needed before starting.

Which themes and page builders does your team work with?

Any WordPress theme: Elementor, Divi, Bricks, Gutenberg-native, or a fully custom build. We work in the actual module or file for your specific site instead of applying generic page-builder advice.

Will this conflict with our existing agency or in-house developer?

No. We can work directly with your team, handing off exactly what we changed and why, or execute independently if you'd rather your team stay focused elsewhere. Either way, you keep full ownership and access to everything we ship.

How is implementation priced, and how long does it take?

Pricing scopes to the size of your fix plan, most WordPress engagements run one-time, not a subscription. Critical and High-priority fixes are typically shipped within the first week; get a firm quote and timeline on a call.

Get the fix plan shipped, not just written

Tell us about your WordPress site and your fix plan (ours or someone else's). We'll scope the implementation and quote a timeline on the call.