The unbounce wordpress plugin doesn’t actually build the unbounce pages within WordPress — it just injects 100% of your code in a new page — so SEO data is missing, other code. It’s just your page on a custom domain.
Ya’ll need to look at how Clickfunnels.com does their wordpress shortcodes — it makes it possible to embed any of their pages into a wordpress page with code like this:
[clickfunnels_embed height="1000" url="XXXXXXXXX" scroll="yes"]
By having this feature, it sometimes requires a height/width customization or other minor tweaks based on the CSS of an existing theme, but this makes it possible to build your pages within an existing WordPress framework — proper SEO, other 3rd party tags and most importantly — other shortcodes. My usecase is trying to inject AnalyticsConnect.io shortcodes for InfusionSoft clients trying to track their ecommerce revenue with Google Analytics Advanced Ecommerce + Unbounce pages.