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Hi dsimpz
Thanks for reaching out.
If you’re managing your home page via Appearance > Home Page, go to Appearance > Home Page and click the Edit as a page link at the top. That should take you to the regular Pages > Home Page location. Does WordPress SEO show a different result then?
Andrew – thanks for getting back to me
This is the route I usually go when editing my homepage. So from Pages > Homepage is where I’m seeing the Yoast results and this error:
“The text contains 0 words. This is far below the recommended minimum of 300 words. Add more content that is relevant for the topic.”
For sure.
The good news is that this is an issue with Yoast Content Analysis not reading Page Builder content and not with your SEO as a whole, search engines can still read your content. If possible, please, export the page layout, upload it to a cloud site like Dropbox and send the link. I’ll then test locally. You can export a layout from
Layouts > Import Exportwithin the Page Builder tab.Andrew – that’s good to hear. I have switched over to All in One SEO instead. My main concern was whether or not search engines were able to crawl my content. If they can, then I have no problem using All in One instead.
If I decide to switch back to Yoast, I may revisit this thread at a later time. But I really appreciate the feedback/help.
Thanks!
dsimpzThanks for the update 🙂
It’s quite nice getting rid of those Inbox messages in WP SEO by moving to All In One.
SiteOrigin has done quite a lot of integration work to get WP SEO content analysis working properly with Page Builder. The problem is mostly solved but as we’ve seen the odd case does still pop up.
Definitely, if you want to revisit this in the future we can dive back in.
All the best with your site. Cheers for now.
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