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A WordPress plugin by Lucky 44.

Ready-made landing page templates you customise with a live preview, plus an SEO suite built for local businesses: a live llms.txt, an agentic (AI) visibility score, and front-end speed optimisations.

Features

Landing pages

• 42 templates across Service and Location page types, spanning local niches (dental, fitness, salon, trades, legal, cleaning, cafe, real estate, barber, florist, bakery, pub, physio, photography, pet care, tutoring, auto detailing, roofing, HVAC and more).
• Live-preview Designer on the WordPress page editor: edit every heading, paragraph, button, colour and image and watch it update.
• Click-to-edit — click any section in the preview to jump straight to its fields.
• Drag to reorder sections, and toggle any section on or off.
• Layout variety — feature sections render as cards, alternating image/text rows, or a bento grid. Seven hero styles including full-bleed Spotlight and editorial Showcase.
• Smart Fill — new pages arrive pre-filled with your real business name, contact details, address, opening hours, rating and services, read from your settings, your home page structured data, and your menu or top-level pages.
• Dynamic tokens — {{business_name}}, {{city}}, {{phone}}, {{address}}, {{page_title}}, {{year}} resolve at render time so pages stay in sync.
• Custom fonts — upload .woff2, .woff, .ttf or .otf under SEO Suite → Fonts and they become selectable in the Designer for any template.
• Lead capture with submissions stored in WordPress and emailed, including an optional auto-reply.

SEO suite

• llms.txt editor — paste your content and it goes live instantly at /llms.txt, no file uploads.
• Agentic visibility score — scans your live site for the signals AI assistants rely on (structured data, llms.txt, sitemap, robots, metadata, headings, alt text) and returns a 0–100 score with a prioritised checklist.
• Speed optimisations — defer JavaScript, async CSS, preconnect / dns-prefetch / preload hints, remove asset version strings, disable the emoji script. All opt-in, each with exclude lists.

Updates

This plugin updates itself from this repository's Releases. Once installed, WordPress checks here (not wordpress.org) and shows the normal "update available" notice.

Publishing a new version

1. Bump Version: in wp-landing-pages.php and Stable tag: in readme.txt (both must match).
2. Commit and push to main.
3. Build the installable zip. It must contain a single top-level folder named lucky-44-seo-suite:

   cd ..
   zip -r lucky-44-seo-suite-1.10.0.zip lucky-44-seo-suite -x "*.git*" "*.DS_Store"

4. On GitHub: Releases → Draft a new release, create tag v1.10.0, attach the zip, and Publish.

Sites pick it up within about 12 hours, or immediately via Plugins → Check for updates (a link added under the plugin name).

Notes:

• The release tag sets the version. v1.10.0 and 1.10.0 both work, but it must be higher than the installed version.
• Always attach a zip. Without one it falls back to GitHub's source archive, which works but is slower and includes repo files.
• For a private repo, supply a token:

  add_filter( 'wplp_github_token', fn() => 'ghp_xxx' );

Requirements

• WordPress 5.8 or later
• PHP 7.4 or later

Installation

1. Download the latest .zip from the Releases page.
2. In WordPress go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
3. Choose the zip, install, and activate.
4. Visit Settings → Permalinks and click Save once, so the /llms.txt route is registered.

Everything lives under the SEO Suite menu in the admin sidebar.

Getting started

1. SEO Suite → Templates — browse the catalog and click a template. This creates a page pre-filled with that design and your real business details.
2. You land in the page editor. Open the Designer panel to customise: pick sections, reorder them, edit copy, colours and images with a live preview.
3. SEO Suite → Designs lists every page you have built from a template.

Server note (important)

The plugin writes its storage to wp-content/uploads/wp-landing-pages/ and ships an .htaccess that denies direct web access. If you run nginx, .htaccess is ignored, so add this to your server block:

location ~ ^/wp-content/uploads/wp-landing-pages/.*\.php$ {
    deny all;
}

This only matters if you enable the optional advanced PHP templates mode, which is off by default.

Security

Advanced PHP templates are disabled by default and, when enabled, require an administrator who can edit plugin files (super admin on multisite). Raw HTML template uploads require the unfiltered_html capability on multisite. Do not filter wplp_capability below an administrator-level capability: it gates raw HTML/JS upload, front-page control and access to stored leads.

If you find a security issue, please report it privately rather than opening a public issue.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later