Jagelon Guard · WordPress plugin
A watch on the walls of your website
One stray noindex and Google quietly moves out of your site. The sentry walks the walls every quarter of an hour and raises the alarm before your traffic falls.
Watch Chronicle
example · shop-example.comALARMThe whole site is set to noindex. Someone ticked „Discourage search engines from indexing this site”.
noindex_drift · 412 URLsHEEDThe sitemap is down. /sitemap_index.xml has returned 500 for two rounds.
HEEDA canonical points to a foreign domain on /contact.
ALL QUIETThe walls stand. robots.txt unchanged, titles in place.
96 rounds without remarksThe statute of the watch
What the sentry guards
Each article is a separate watch. On its first round the sentry records the state of your walls, then compares every later round against that record.
Gates shut to Google
Noindex across the whole site or on key pages, including the one switched on with a single click in Settings.
No entry in robots.txt
A Disallow: / rule, and any change to robots.txt since the last round.
A false coat of arms
A canonical that is missing, doubled, changed, or pointing to someone else’s domain.
Titles rewritten
A page title removed or replaced — for example by a theme update nobody connected to the drop in clicks.
The map of the realm
A sitemap that stops answering, or suddenly loses URLs that matter.
Breaches in the wall
New HTTP errors on pages that worked yesterday. A single stumble of the server does not raise the alarm.
Retreat from the field. With a standing watch the sentry also follows your positions in Google and warns when key phrases fall — even though the walls still stand. The figures come from your own Google Search Console, not from scraping results, so they are official and they are yours. Search Console reports with a two to three day delay, so this article warns of a trend, not of the same morning.
The round
From installation to the first alarm
The sentry only looks. It never changes your content, your settings or your files.
Muster
Install Jagelon Guard from the WordPress.org directory, like any other plugin.
Oath
Paste a one-time key. The plugin connects for your own domain only.
Watch
The first round records the reference state. Every round after it, each quarter of an hour, compares the walls against it.
Herald
The alarm lands in the chronicle inside your WordPress dashboard, and in your inbox.
Charters
Choose the rank of your watch
The plugin is free to download and runs entirely on your own server. A licence starts the standing watch, run from outside, every quarter of an hour.
Freeholder
Free forever
- Plugin from WordPress.org
- Titles, descriptions and sitemap in order
- Site status in your dashboard
- Standing watch every 15 minutes
- Herald with alarms
The Watch
349 PLN per site / year
- Every article of the statute
- A round every 15 minutes
- Event chronicle with history
- E-mail alarms
- Key phrase positions, from your Search Console
- The price does not rise on renewal
Repairs are not a rank. If the sentry finds a breach you would rather not patch yourself, write to the Chancery and we will quote the work separately.
Petitions to the Chancery
Questions
What people ask before they muster.
Can the plugin break anything?
No. The sentry reads your pages the way Googlebot does. It writes nothing to your site.
Will it slow my site down?
The rounds run on the Chancery’s server, not inside your WordPress. The plugin panel only shows the chronicle.
What if I change my site on purpose?
Confirm the change in the chronicle with one click and the sentry adopts the new reference state.
Does the watch fix problems itself?
No. It points to the breach and its exact place. You repair it yourself, or commission the Chancery.