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In the block editor, open the JAT Search Intel panel from the toolbar. It has four tabs:
| Tab | Fields |
|---|---|
| SEO | title, description, focus keyword, canonical URL, robots, social overrides and a live SERP preview |
| AEO | direct answer and schema type override |
| GEO | AI summary, key topics, content type, intent, audience, expertise and fact-check date |
| Analysis | SEO, AEO and GEO score rings with recommendations, and a button to re-run the analysis |
The Post tab of the editor's settings sidebar also has these panels:
| Panel | What it does |
|---|---|
| Primary category | Choose the main category when a post has more than one (shown only then) |
| Reading time & last modified | Estimated reading time, and Don't update the last-modified date for small fixes |
| Social preview | How the post looks when shared on Facebook, LinkedIn and X |
| SEO change history | Recent changes to the SEO fields, who made them, and Restore previous values |
The classic editor gets the same fields in a meta box below the content. Both write to the same post meta, so a value set in one place is used everywhere. When you save from the block editor, the meta box only writes the fields you actually changed in it.
Search results and AI answers quote single passages, not whole pages. Passage Coach (in the Post tab of the editor's settings sidebar) checks each block of the post as you write and points to the exact passage to improve:
| Finding | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| The intro warms up instead of answering | Engines quote the first direct answer they find |
| A question heading with no direct answer under it | The answer should be in the first sentence after the question |
| A statistic with no source | Unsourced numbers are less likely to be cited |
| A paragraph too long to quote | Answer passages are usually 40–60 words |
| A comparison with no table | Tables are easy for engines to extract |
| A reference to an out-of-date year | Signals stale content |
| An image with no alt text | Invisible to search and screen readers |
| A heading that skips a level | Breaks the outline engines use to understand the page |
| No AI summary | Lets you write one right in the panel |
Show passage selects and scrolls to the block. For a missing answer or comparison table, Passage Coach can insert a starter paragraph or table for you. It runs on your own server and needs no AI service.
| Block | Output |
|---|---|
| FAQ | Question and answer pairs with FAQPage schema |
| How To | Steps with optional images and HowTo schema |
| Table of Contents | Built from the post's headings, with a chosen maximum depth |
| Breadcrumbs | Theme-aware trail with BreadcrumbList schema |
| Answer Box | A short, highlighted direct answer for featured snippets |
| Citation | An inline source with CreativeWork schema |
| Preferred Source on Google | A button that lets readers add the site as a preferred source in Google, with an optional custom label |
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[jat_search_intel_html_sitemap post_types="page,post" limit="500"]: an HTML sitemap for visitors. -
[jat_search_intel_reading_time before="" after="read"]: estimated reading time of the current post, for example "4 min read". -
[jat_search_intel_preferred_source label=""]: the Preferred Source on Google button. -
[jat_search_intel_faq]and[jat_search_intel_howto]produce the same markup and schema as the FAQ and How To blocks, for the classic editor. The pre-3.5 names[search_intel_faq]and[search_intel_howto]still work.
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