A: Hi TurboWebHostingCloud,

ClickRank injects its optimizations through a lightweight JavaScript snippet, so it won’t overwrite the title/meta tags Yoast already stores in your WordPress database. If both tools try to output the same field (e.g., a title tag), simply toggle that field off in one of them to prevent duplication. Many users keep Yoast active for technical features such as redirects while letting ClickRank handle large-scale on-page tweaks—no conflict as long as you avoid double-publishing the same tag.

Site-wide schema in one go

Yes. After the initial crawl you can launch an Automated Schema Markup campaign that analyses every crawled URL and inserts the appropriate JSON-LD in a single click . Review or edit any block before publishing if you prefer.

That’s all you need, no need to disable Yoast, and schema can be deployed across the whole site at once.

Best,
ClickRank Team