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Standards

The standards WpBulkPublishing is built against

Programmatic publishing only works when the underlying standards are non-negotiable. Every template, plugin, and generated page in the WBP ecosystem is measured against the eight standards below — from Google Search Essentials to WCAG 2.2 to WordPress plugin coding standards.

Google Search standards

E-E-A-T, Helpful Content, spam policies, structured data, indexing and Core Web Vitals.

  • •Search Essentials + spam policies applied to every template
  • •Helpful Content self-assessment mapped to WBP quality gates
  • •Structured Data guidelines + eligibility for rich results
  • •Core Web Vitals budgets enforced at publish time

AI model standards

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and disclosure — how WBP publishes for every LLM surface.

  • •GPTBot + OAI-SearchBot configured per site
  • •ClaudeBot citation patterns baked into every template
  • •Google-Extended + AI Overviews eligibility checks
  • •Disclosure best practices as template defaults

Quality signals

User satisfaction, unique value, freshness — the three signals that decide every ranking.

  • •Task-completion + pogo-stick monitoring per template
  • •Uniqueness gate — entity coverage + first-hand data
  • •Per-query freshness scheduler, not per-site
  • •Nightly SERP diffs against every published URL

Platform standards

Hostinger, Cloudflare, WordPress.org — the platforms WBP is validated on every release.

  • •Hostinger baseline stack tested on every plugin release
  • •Cloudflare cache + purge model baked into every asset
  • •WordPress Coding Standards clean, security-audited
  • •PHP 7.4 → 8.3 matrix on every release

Bing & IndexNow

Bingbot crawling, Webmaster guidelines, and IndexNow push on every batch.

  • •IndexNow push per batch
  • •Bing Webmaster Tools sitemap federation
  • •Bingbot-friendly rendering
Documentation in progressSource ↗

LLM & AI Search

GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended: crawl access, /llms.txt, citations.

  • •/llms.txt + /llms-full.txt
  • •/ai-knowledge.json + /entities.txt
  • •Per-URL AI Tuning Score
Documentation in progressSource ↗

WordPress plugin standards

Coding standards, security, i18n, accessibility, and update discipline.

  • •WPCS + PHPCS clean
  • •Nonces on every write
  • •Translatable strings
  • •Semantic versioning
Documentation in progressSource ↗

Content quality

Uniqueness, factuality, entity coverage, brand voice, and refresh cadence.

  • •Uniqueness gate on every template
  • •Entity coverage checks
  • •Brand voice + vocabulary lists
  • •Scheduled refresh
Documentation in progress

Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 AA baseline on every template we ship.

  • •Contrast + focus visible
  • •Landmarks + skip links
  • •ARIA only when needed
  • •Keyboard reachable
Documentation in progressSource ↗

Performance

Core Web Vitals budgets and image / font / bundle discipline.

  • •LCP < 2.5s, INP < 200ms, CLS < 0.1
  • •WebP/AVIF pipeline
  • •No render-blocking third parties by default
Documentation in progressSource ↗

Security & privacy

SEO-safe hardening, consent-aware analytics, CSP and headers.

  • •CSP + HSTS + secure headers
  • •Consent-gated third parties
  • •Plugin CVE monitor
  • •Backup + rollback
Documentation in progressSource ↗

Standards are the moat

Anyone can publish 10,000 pages. Passing Helpful Content, WCAG 2.2, Core Web Vitals, and LLM crawl access at the same time is what separates a real publishing system from a spam generator.