All in One SEO stores per-post data in its own wp_aioseo_posts table, with columns like post_id, title, description, keyphrases, seo_score, readability_score, page_analysis as a JSON blob, and an updated timestamp. The AIOSEO general settings and redirect log live in adjacent tables such as wp_aioseo_redirects and wp_aioseo_redirects_hits. The default AIOSEO Posts overview shows TruSEO scores per row, which is fine for editing a single post and unwieldy when a content lead needs to plan the next two-week sprint across thirty articles in motion.

SleekView Kanban reads the same wp_aioseo_posts rows the TruSEO Overview already queries. Pick a derived aioseo_state field that buckets rows by seo_score, readability_score, the analyzed page_analysis JSON, and an editorial workflow flag and every article becomes a card grouped under Critical, Improving, Ready, or Published. Card fronts can show the post title, the primary keyphrase from the keyphrases JSON, the TruSEO score, the readability score, and the last updated date so an editor can prioritize work from a single screen.

Dragging a card between columns writes back through the AIOSEO posts table using the plugin's helper class. A move from Ready to Published flips an editorial flag without changing the public canonical or sitemap inclusion. AIOSEO's own page analyzer keeps running on save, so the TruSEO score and the readability analysis update normally whenever a writer touches the post inside the editor.

All in One SEO scores posts well and presents the scores poorly. The TruSEO Overview is built for spot checks rather than coordinated sprints, and most teams end up syncing the scores into a spreadsheet just to plan a week of work. The spreadsheet drifts immediately.

Writers update posts but not the sheet. The SEO lead updates the sheet but not the posts. By the third week, the sheet shows scores from a fortnight ago and the team has moved on.

A kanban view that reads and writes the same wp_aioseo_posts rows as the TruSEO Overview keeps the team and the source of truth aligned. Keyphrases, scores, and last update dates all live on the cards. Critical posts get a dedicated column instead of blending into a long list.

The sprint plan is the board itself, which means no one ever needs to reconcile a sheet against the database again at the end of the month.