Why WordPress needs scanning first
WordPress sites often load cookies through themes, plugins, analytics tools, chat widgets, forms, video embeds, ecommerce extensions, and advertising pixels. Installing a banner before scanning leaves teams guessing.
Who needs it
Business websites, WooCommerce stores, publishers, agencies, landing pages, and membership sites should review cookie consent whenever plugins or marketing tools change.
What COKIQ helps with
COKIQ helps scan the site, classify scripts, install a consent workflow, test consent logs, and prepare client-ready reports. Start with the WordPress setup guide.
Implementation checklist
Run a scan, remove duplicate banners, choose one install path, clear caches, test incognito sessions, confirm policy links, and re-scan after adding new plugins.
Common mistakes
The biggest mistakes are running two cookie banners at once, forgetting cache layers, leaving Meta Pixel or GA4 active before consent, and assuming every plugin is strictly necessary.
Next step
Run a WordPress cookie scan and compare findings with your current plugin list.