Install the WordPress connector

Install it

1. In Nalza, open Settings, choose Connect this site, and download the Nalza plugin (a .zip file).
2. In WordPress, go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin. Choose the file, then install and activate it.
3. In WordPress, go to Settings, Nalza, and paste in both the address and the token Nalza showed you, then save.
4. Press Check now. It should say it reached Nalza. If it reports an error, that error is the problem, usually the address.

The token is shown once. Nalza keeps only a scrambled copy, so if you lose it, create a new connection.

What it can change

• Title tag and meta description
• The page heading (H1)
• Canonical URL
• og:title and og:description
• Alt text on images in your media library
• JSON-LD structured data
• robots.txt and llms.txt
• Removing a noindex your site put on a page

If Yoast, Rank Math, SEOPress or All in One SEO is installed, the connector writes into that plugin's own fields and lets it render the tags, so you never get a second title tag.

What it refuses to do

It will not change something that has been edited since you approved it; somebody worked on that page and their version is kept. It will not apply a change to a page it cannot identify, and it never invents a value: every change carries the exact text you approved.

When changes land

Your site checks for approved changes every fifteen minutes. WordPress only runs scheduled jobs when someone visits, so a quiet site can wait longer; press Check now in Settings, Nalza to collect them straight away.

Not on WordPress?

Nothing is lost. Every Move lists the exact value and where it goes. Make the change on your platform and mark it done; it counts the same as one the connector applied.