How ParSEO reaches your website
Approved fixes reach your site through ParSEO Edge, a few one-time DNS records that work on most websites, and posts can arrive in your code as GitHub pull requests. Each page below says exactly what ParSEO can change on that platform today, how to set it up, and what stays if you leave.
- ParSEO Edge (a few DNS records)
WordPress
ParSEO Edge today, with no plugin. A direct route through the ParSEO Companion plugin is built in.
How it works - ParSEO Edge (a few DNS records)
Shopify
ParSEO Edge today. A direct Shopify connector for page, product, collection and post SEO is built in.
How it works - ParSEO Edge (a few DNS records)
Wix
ParSEO Edge today. A direct Wix connector for page titles and descriptions is built in.
How it works - ParSEO Edge (a few DNS records)
Webflow
ParSEO Edge today. A direct Webflow connector for page SEO, home page included, is built in.
How it works - ParSEO Edge (a few DNS records)
Framer
Through ParSEO Edge, or with exact steps for Framer's own settings. No direct Framer connector yet.
How it works - ParSEO Edge (a few DNS records)
Ghost
ParSEO Edge today. A direct Ghost connector for posts, pages and answer pages is built in.
How it works - A GitHub App and pull requests
GitHub (coded sites)
Each published post arrives in your site's own code as a pull request. Your developer merges.
How it works - Cloudflare, in front of your www address
Any website (ParSEO Edge)
A few one-time DNS records, no plugin and no code. Approved fixes go into your pages as they're served.
How it works - A read-only Google service account
Google Search Console and GA4
Read-only: ParSEO reads your Google numbers and can't change any Google setting.
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