Dynamic Post – AI Content – White Paper – Peer Review – Tax & Accounting Sites for WordPress

Areas of Service (AoS) generates a full hierarchy of local-SEO landing pages — “[keyword] in [city]” — for every market you serve, each built from a source page you choose, with canonical tags, SEO-plugin compatibility, and menu placement handled for you. What sets the pairing apart is integration: Linkmaster and AoS run inside one content engine alongside automated article delivery and AI-assisted writing, rather than stitched together from separate plugins. One tool produces the local landing pages, links them into the rest of the site, and keeps the whole structure coherent — a level of integration uncommon in tools built to do only one of those jobs.

FAQ Magic turns any article into an SEO-ready FAQ section in one click. It scans a post for natural question-and-answer moments, drafts concise FAQs from the content, and outputs clean FAQPage schema so search engines can surface them as rich results — with a manual [dc_faq] shortcode available anytime if you’d rather write your own.

Peer Review (Premium and above) lets a colleague at another firm write an official, tamper-proof endorsement of your firm — the professional equivalent of a signed reference. Invite a reviewer by email; they submit through a private single-use link, and the review is cryptographically sealed against silent edits. Display it anywhere with the [dp_peer_review] and [dp_peer_reviews] shortcodes.

Verified Sources & Citations (Beta), is an optional mode for the Grok AI writer (Full API). With it on, Grok grounds each article in a live web search at generation time, so the writing reflects current, real-world information rather than model recall alone — useful for time-sensitive tax, finance, and regulatory topics. Because each verified generation runs a live search, it carries its own monthly allowance separate from standard generations.

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10.10 Automatic monthly article publishing is now reliable on every site. Previously, the scheduled (background) update could silently fail to retrieve the new month’s articles on some sites, leaving them on the prior month until an admin posted manually; those sites now update on their own. The monthly boundary is also read from the content service’s clock instead of the web server’s, so differences in server time zone can no longer mark a month “complete” before its articles have actually published.

10.9 More accurate subscription tier detection. Your plan level now follows the categories your key is actually entitled to, so a site that was showing a lower tier than it subscribed to is corrected automatically, and advertisement or seasonal add-on categories are no longer miscounted toward your plan. Also corrects the plugin version shown in your page source, and makes the tick boxes visible in the “Find Dynamic Content pages” tool.

10.8 Release Date – Aug 2026

White Papers public archive (Enterprise): your published white papers now appear together at /white-papers/, styled to match your theme and listed newest-first. An empty archive shows a clean placeholder to visitors and step-by-step setup guidance to signed-in administrators, and it stays out of search results until you publish — so search engines only ever index a page that has real content.

10.7 Release Date – July 2026

Source control for the Verified Sources mode of the Grok AI writer (Full API). You now decide exactly which websites Grok is allowed to draw on. A Preferred Sources list — pre-loaded with authoritative government and standards bodies (IRS, SEC, Treasury, the Federal Reserve, FASB, AICPA and more, plus a simple “.gov” and “.edu” catch-all) and fully editable — tells Grok which sites to favor. A Banned Sources list lets you name any domain that must never appear. With Verified Sources on, a generated article will only ever cite, link to, or name a site on your approved list, so an article on your own site can not hand a backlink or a mention to a competing firm. Both lists accept a pasted web address and tidy it down to just the domain for you, and flag any line where a firm’s name was typed in place of a domain. Also in this release: the Grok settings button is now labeled simply “Save.”

10.6 Dynamic Content installs are now self-contained — the News & Tools pages size themselves correctly without adding any code to your theme, and the new page opens with a video list. Article summaries now come straight from the content service, so post sliders, cards and archive listings show real preview text. New “Adopt existing Dynamic Content pages” tool: if your Dynamic Content links were set up by hand, one click tells the Client Report to count their reads. Fixes: installing News & Tools when the menu already exists (previously ended in a server error); featured images now appear in Elementor Cards and Classic post grids; Areas of Service city pages no longer list their services twice; an article whose title repeats one from an earlier month now publishes instead of being passed over; the article disclaimer refreshes automatically from the content service; internal links match plural keywords again.

10.5

Client Report — Print / Save as PDF: one click turns your monthly report into a clean, print-ready PDF with your logo and every chart intact — ideal for handing to a client or keeping a copy.

Hub connectivity (for the Dynamic Post Agency add-on): securely share a read-only summary of this site’s report — readership, trust and review status, content freshness, SEO footprint, and site health — with a central agency hub, so an owner of many sites can see the whole portfolio at a glance. Nothing leaves your site until you connect it with your keys.

Fix: categories whose name contains an apostrophe (for example “What’s New in Technology”) now count their reads correctly in the Client Report, instead of showing zero.

Fix: the Client Report’s “Top articles” section now hides itself when there is no view data yet, rather than showing an empty notice.

Known Limitations

WordPress Multisite: Dynamic Post is designed for and tested on standard single-site WordPress installations. It has not been tested on WordPress Multisite (network) installations. While the plugin may function on Multisite, behavior such as API key sharing across subsites, per-subsite tier resolution, and grace-period banner display across subsites has not been verified. If you intend to use this plugin on Multisite, please test thoroughly on a staging environment first and consider reaching out via the support channel.

Caching plugins: The plugin uses WordPress transients for API response caching. Aggressive object-cache configurations (e.g. Redis, Memcached) may briefly extend the API response cache beyond the intended 5-minute window. This does not cause data loss but may delay propagation of API state changes by a few minutes after upgrade or key changes.