Do you rewrite my body copy?

No. The content layer touches H1, H2 and alt text. Body copy, intros and buttons are left alone.

What happens to pages I edited myself?

The page's own value wins. The template only fills the fields that lack a value of their own, and never overwrites what you set by hand.

Do the headings show for Google or only for visitors?

Both. The plugin replaces them server-side, in the HTML that is sent, so search engines and visitors see the same page.

I use a page builder. Does it work?

If the builder renders content outside WordPress's regular content field, the plugin needs full-page mode: define('DYNAMIC_SEO_FULL_PAGE_TRANSFORMS', true) in wp-config.php. Metadata and structured data work regardless.

Content layer

Headings that write themselves. On every page.

Set templates for H1, H2 and alt texts from one place. The changes go live on thousands of pages through your integration.

H1 and H2 headings per category
Image alt texts without touching source code
Changes ship via your existing platform integration
Remove the template and the page shows its original

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Content EditorGuides

H1 Heading

{h1} – {brand}

H2 heading

How to choose right, according to {brand}

Alt text

{h1}, {brand}

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Så väljer du rätt borrmaskin – Nordström Verktyg

How to choose right, according to Nordström Verktyg

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Content templates

Write one template, every page gets its own.

Write a content template with variables like {h1} and {brand}. Dynamic SEO generates unique H1s, H2s and alt texts for every URL in the category.

Preview how each page resolves before you ship. No more copy-pasting the same text across hundreds of pages.

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Smart variables

Personalize content at scale.

Your own values keep the brand consistent. Rules adapt to the URL. From your site pulls the page's own fields.

Change one variable and every page in the category updates instantly. Your content stays unique and relevant.

What the content layer touches

H1, H2 and alt text. Not your body copy.

The content layer replaces what can be replaced safely from the outside, and leaves the rest to your CMS.

H1 and H2: The page's main heading and subheadings, per category or per page, with variables from the page's own fields.
Alt text: The images' alt attributes, so images without a description get one.
Not body copy, not buttons: Running text, CTAs and intros we do not touch. What you want to change there, you change in the CMS.
The page's own value wins: If you wrote a value for a page yourself, the template only answers the fields that lack one. The template never overwrites what you set by hand.
In the page content, server-side: The plugin swaps headings and alt text in the page content before the HTML is sent. If the theme renders the page outside the content, as a page builder does, you enable full-page mode with a constant in wp-config.
Remove the template, get the original: Unpublish and the page shows its original headings and alt text within a minute.

Common questions

Before you set a heading template

Last step. One decision to make.

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