Nuxt SEO Pro: Community Feedback Analysis

A review of the feedback from early adopters of Nuxt SEO Pro.
Harlan Wilton Harlan Wilton
5 mins read

First of all, thank you to everyone who pre-ordered Nuxt SEO Pro! Your early support means a lot, and I'm excited to build something that truly meets your needs.

I reached out to the early adopters with some questions about their SEO experience and what they're looking for in Nuxt SEO Pro. Here's what I learned from your responses.

Who's Using Nuxt SEO Pro?

Our early adopters represent a diverse mix of SEO experience levels:

SEO Experience LevelsBeginner 40%Intermediate 35%Experienced 25%

This diverse audience means Nuxt SEO Pro needs to serve different needs:

  • Beginners (40%) want guidance and education alongside tools. Many of you expressed having "Z E R O" experience with SEO and are looking for Nuxt-specific technical education to get started.
  • Intermediate (35%) users want to save time and improve their implementation. You're "fairly technical with SEO" but looking for efficient ways to integrate SEO best practices into your development workflow.
  • Experienced (25%) SEO practitioners want deeper integration with your development workflow. Some of you have "over a decade of SEO experience" and are looking for tools that enhance your existing expertise.

Module Ratings

You rated each proposed module on a scale of 1-10. Here's how they ranked:

Module Ratings (Average out of 10)SEO AnalyzeGoogle Search ConsoleInternal Links8.4/107.8/107.0/100246810Redirects rated 5.4/10 (not shown)

The feedback was clear: SEO Analyze (8.4/10) and Google Search Console integration (7.8/10) were the most in-demand modules, followed by Internal Links (7.0/10) and Redirects (5.4/10).

Key Insights From Your Feedback

What You're Looking For

  1. Time-Saving Tools: "I have many other things to do other than SEO, so I thought your package would help me gain time."
  2. Developer-Focused Education: "I've found it hard to find tutorials that explain SEO from a developer's perspective at an intermediate level."
  3. Integrated Solutions: "I like the idea of starting a project, installing Nuxt SEO, and having everything I need in one place."

Many of you mentioned that knowing "where to start" with Nuxt SEO is difficult and time-consuming. There's a strong desire for starter templates and recipes that can help implement SEO best practices efficiently.

Top Feature Requests

Top Feature RequestsFavicon ModuleSchema.org IntegrationMulti-tenant SEOContent Tools

The favicon generator emerged as a surprisingly popular request, with multiple users expressing the need for comprehensive favicon handling. This feedback has directly influenced the product roadmap.

Educational Content Needs

Your feedback was clear that educational content is just as important as the tools themselves. Here's what you asked for:

  • Developer-centric SEO explanations: "Routing me to resources that demystify SEO for me"
  • Code examples: "The more GitHub repos you have, the better. I can read the code."
  • Strategy guidance: "What's relevant to do Off-Site, what are the steps to boost a page on launch"
  • Video walkthroughs: "Video explainers are always welcome"

This aligns perfectly with the feedback that 40% of you are new to SEO and are specifically looking for Nuxt-specific technical education for SEO.

Detailed Module Insights

Let's look deeper at what you told me about each module:

SEO Analyze (8.4/10)

The clear winner across all experience levels. You value:

  • Build-time validation to prevent SEO mistakes
  • Clear guidance on improving existing pages
  • Automated checks that feel like "extra guardrails"

"SEO Analyze seems like more easy SEO build time wins and it's nice to have the extra guardrails."

Google Search Console (7.8/10)

Strong interest particularly from those already using GSC:

  • Simplifying complex data into actionable insights
  • Connecting page performance to specific improvements
  • Integrating analytics into the development workflow

"Google search console is a bit sparse on info, but what is there often feels disjointed/nonsensical so maybe insights with a more direct connection to each page during build time will help."

Internal Links (7.0/10)

Moderate enthusiasm with interesting educational gaps:

  • Some users aren't familiar with internal linking importance
  • Others see high value in automated suggestions
  • All agree that implementation should be straightforward

"More easy SEO wins from the Link Checker at build time is always good."

Redirects (5.4/10)

The most polarized module, with responses ranging from 2/10 to 10/10:

  • Many already have solution in place
  • Others see high value in automated 404 prevention
  • The "magic" factor is appealing to some

"I quite enjoy my redirects file on CF pages, not sure I'll get much use from this module."

Challenges & Pain Points

Beyond feedback on specific modules, you shared several common challenges:

SEO Knowledge Gap

Many of you expressed difficulty connecting development knowledge with SEO concepts:

"I don't know what I don't know and trying to unravel the stack between 'nuxt.config.js' and 'the theory of SEO' and 'my marketing team's wants and needs' is difficult."

Technical Implementation Hurdles

Even those with SEO knowledge struggle with implementation details:

"I often feel lost about routeRules."

"I found it hard to customize if I wanted to hide certain pages I'm not using in my links but exist as routes (in /pages) and don't want them indexed or mapped."

Time Management

Many of you purchased Nuxt SEO Pro specifically to save time:

"I have many other things to do other than SEO, so I thought your package would help me gain time."

Conclusion

Thank you again for your support and feedback. This analysis has been incredibly valuable in shaping the future of Nuxt SEO Pro.

~ Harlan