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SleekView Charts for SmartCrawl Pro: SEO posts and sitemap data as charts

SmartCrawl Pro stores per-post SEO meta titles, descriptions, focus keywords, noindex flags, and OpenGraph fields in WordPress postmeta with the _wds_ prefix. SleekView Charts reads those rows together with the SmartCrawl sitemap data and renders KPIs, donuts, ranking bars, and trends on one screen.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for SmartCrawl Pro

Read SmartCrawl meta health, not click through posts

SmartCrawl Pro from WPMU DEV writes per-post SEO data into wp_postmeta with keys like _wds_title, _wds_metadesc, _wds_focus-keywords, and _wds_meta-robots-noindex. The sitemap module records crawled URLs in its own table, the redirects module logs 404s in its log table, and the dashboard widget shows a single score per post. There is no roll-up across the corpus, so spotting which post type has the worst meta description coverage is a manual exercise.

SleekView Charts joins wp_posts with wp_postmeta filtered on the SmartCrawl meta keys and renders chart cards on top. A Number card counts published posts with an empty _wds_metadesc. A Bar groups noindex flags by post_type so editors can see which sections are accidentally excluded from search. A Donut splits the SmartCrawl score buckets across the corpus. An Area card shows weekly SEO edits as a proxy for audit progress.

SmartCrawl Pro still owns the analyzer, the score calculation, the sitemap generation, and the redirects rules. SleekView only reads from postmeta and the sitemap data table, so per-post editing, focus-keyword scoring, and the SmartCrawl admin pages stay exactly as they are while the team gets a corpus-wide chart view.

Workflow

From SmartCrawl meta to a chart dashboard

1

Point SleekView at posts plus SmartCrawl meta

Add a SleekView data source that joins wp_posts to wp_postmeta filtered on the _wds_ meta keys. The agent UI exposes _wds_title, _wds_metadesc, _wds_focus-keywords, and the noindex flag as columns.
2

Switch the view to Charts

Flip the view from Table to Charts. The blank dashboard is ready for cards built directly on SmartCrawl's per-post meta values.
3

Add KPI, mix, ranking, and trend cards

Drop a Number card on posts missing _wds_metadesc, a Donut on the noindex flag across the corpus, a Bar of noindex counts by post_type, and an Area on post_modified for weekly SEO edits.
4

Save and share the dashboard

Save the chart view, scope it for SEO leads and editors, and pin it to the WP Admin sidebar so the corpus health KPI is the first read of the day instead of a click into SmartCrawl.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from SmartCrawl data

Four cards built directly on SmartCrawl's postmeta keys so SEO debt and audit progress live side by side on one screen.
Number · Default

Posts missing meta description

KPI counting wp_posts rows where the joined _wds_metadesc meta value is empty or absent. Top-line SEO debt across posts, pages, and any custom post type covered by SmartCrawl.
Count
Pie · Donut

Noindex flag distribution

Donut split across the noindex meta value, so editors see how much of the corpus is excluded from search and can confirm only the right sections are flagged.
Count group by _wds_meta-robots-noindex
Bar · Horizontal

Noindex posts by type

Horizontal bar grouping noindex-flagged posts by post_type, joining wp_posts to wp_postmeta on the SmartCrawl noindex key. Reveals which sections carry the most exclusion.
Count group by post_type
Area · Gradient

Weekly SEO edits

Area chart of posts updated per week, using post_modified on wp_posts, filtered to rows with a SmartCrawl meta change. Acts as a proxy for audit progress across the corpus.
Count group by post_modified

Comparison

Default SmartCrawl Pro screens vs SleekView Charts

Default SmartCrawl admin

  • Per-post score visible only inside the post editor or as a column on the list screen
  • No KPI for posts missing meta descriptions across the entire corpus
  • No noindex distribution chart by post type or section
  • No timeline of audit progress as edits stack up week over week
  • Cannot share a single read-out with editors without exposing SmartCrawl settings

SleekView Charts

  • KPI, Donut, Bar, and Area cards built directly on wp_postmeta rows with the _wds_ prefix
  • Empty meta description count across posts, pages, and CPTs in a single number
  • Noindex distribution by post type exposes accidental exclusions before they cost rankings
  • Weekly SEO edit trend on post_modified shows audit progress as a measurable curve
  • Read-only, so SmartCrawl analyzer, sitemap module, and redirects rules stay untouched

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for SmartCrawl Pro

Reads SmartCrawl postmeta

SleekView pulls per-post SEO fields directly from wp_postmeta using the _wds_ prefix. Title, meta description, focus keyword, OG fields, and noindex flag all become chart dimensions on the dashboard.

Mix KPI, distribution, ranking, trend

Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards on a single saved view. SEO debt sits next to corpus distribution and weekly audit trend without opening SmartCrawl's separate admin tabs.

Per-role visibility

Scope the chart view per WordPress role so SEO sees the debt KPI, editors see the missing meta queue, and ops sees the weekly trend. None of those groups need SmartCrawl Pro admin access to read the dashboard.

Audience

What teams do with a SmartCrawl dashboard

Close the meta-description gap

KPI for empty _wds_metadesc drives a weekly editorial sprint. Each session knocks the number down by a measurable amount, and the trend area documents the improvement for stakeholders.

Audit noindex accidents

Noindex by post type spots the case where a recent bulk edit flagged half the blog as noindex. The bar chart is the fastest signal that something needs reverting before crawlers reflect it.

Show audit progress to leadership

Weekly edit trend gives an honest curve of SEO debt being paid down. It turns a vague audit project into a chart that proves the team is closing tickets instead of opening new ones.

The bigger picture

Why a SmartCrawl corpus view changes how teams work

SmartCrawl Pro stores rich SEO data on every post, but its UI is per-post. That works for editors writing a new article, but it is the wrong shape for a quarterly audit. A team trying to clean up an inherited site or recover from a migration needs a corpus-wide view: how many pages lack a meta description, which post type carries the most noindex flags, whether the audit is making progress week by week.

SleekView Charts builds that view from the same postmeta SmartCrawl already writes. The KPI on the dashboard makes the size of the problem inarguable. The donut and bar diagnose where it is concentrated.

The weekly area shows the work being done. None of that requires changing the plugin, training editors on a new tool, or maintaining a parallel data store. The data is already in WordPress.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for SmartCrawl Pro

The standard SmartCrawl postmeta keys all start with _wds_. SleekView reads _wds_title, _wds_metadesc, _wds_focus-keywords, _wds_meta-robots-noindex, _wds_meta-robots-nofollow, and the OpenGraph and Twitter card fields. Any extra keys added by SmartCrawl Pro modules are detected automatically.

 

No. The analyzer, the per-post score, the sitemap generation, the redirects rules, and the head-tag output stay entirely inside SmartCrawl Pro. SleekView only reads from wp_postmeta and the sitemap data table. Editing a focus keyword still happens in the SmartCrawl meta box.

 

Yes. Cards accept a filter on wp_posts.post_type, so a brand sub-site with a custom post type can see its own KPI without it being diluted by the blog. Multiple cards on the same view can have different scopes if the team wants to compare sections side by side.

 

SmartCrawl's optional Hub data lives outside the WordPress database, on WPMU DEV servers, so SleekView cannot read it. Everything stored in postmeta and SmartCrawl's local sitemap data table is available, which is enough for the corpus-health view most teams want.

 

By default the cards filter wp_posts.post_status to publish only, so draft and private posts do not inflate the KPI. The filter is per-card, so a separate view can show drafts for editors who want to plan SEO meta before publishing.

 

Yes if the site uses a multilingual plugin that stores translations as separate posts. SleekView joins wp_posts so each translation is a row with its own _wds_ meta. A per-language KPI is one filter away on each card on the dashboard.

 

The widget shows a single overall score and a small list of issues. SleekView Charts shows the underlying distributions. The widget answers is the site healthy, SleekView answers where exactly is the unhealthy share concentrated and how fast is the team fixing it.

 

Yes. On a multisite, each blog has its own wp__postmeta. SleekView reads per-site by default. A network admin can also build a network-wide source that unions the data so the SEO lead reads the entire estate from one dashboard.

 

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