6 comments

  • liketheketchup 2 hours ago

    If you have mostly static web sites with little work to update, you could try out the flat-file KirbyCMS: https://getkirby.com/ - it is a CMS I tried myself and liked quite much.

    I want to point out that it is not an open-source project like Wordpress, but a one-time licence fee you have to pay once you go live with your project.

    There is a great community around KirbyCMS who are building plugins for it, for example the SEO tool you want, in this case it is free / "pay what you want" pricing model, so it should be quite affordable: https://plugins.getkirby.com/tobimori/seo

    edit: also this could be of interest, as it has the intention of helping to do SEO checks when migrating from WordPress to Kirby - https://plugins.getkirby.com/johannschopplich/seo-audit

  • ameliap24 2 days ago

    Try Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, or SurferSEO for analysis and recommendations. For static sites, Netlify CMS or Ghost offer built-in SEO tools. It may take time for your team to adapt, but these tools cover most Yoast-like needs."

  • seanwilson 2 days ago

    You could try my Chrome extension that will crawl pages on a site looking for SEO problems like missing titles/headings/descriptions, duplicate pages/titles/headings/descriptions and broken links:

    https://www.checkbot.io/

    It's a general web crawler so it'll work on WordPress sites and static sites, and only requires you to install the extension to get going.

  • rishikeshs 3 days ago

    Great question, I’m also looking for the same. Lmk if you find any alternatives!

  • guideamigo_com 3 days ago

    https://gohugo.io/ is pretty good. Here's a discussion about migrating website from WordPress to Hugo. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41377331

    • Tomte 3 days ago

      Hugo has no SEO capabilities (in the sense OP is thinking about). You‘d have to implement them yourself in the templates and front matter.