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Zinn® SEO: Crawling and indexing and Fix it and inspector

What Zinn® SEO does for crawling and indexing and fix it and inspector, and which of it is free.

Crawling and indexing

  • robots.txt editor with checks — Edit robots.txt with checks that read it the way search engines do, and test any address against it before you save.
  • IndexNow — New and changed pages sent to Bing, Yandex and the other IndexNow engines the moment they change, in batches, with retries and a log.
  • Request indexing in one click — Open any page in Google Search Console's URL inspection, or Bing's, straight from your list of posts.
  • Staging copies stay out of search — A staging or development copy is recognised by itself: every page asks not to be indexed, nothing is sent to search engines, and the live sitemap warns if a staging address leaks in.

Fix it and inspector

  • Fix it inbox — One list of everything worth fixing across the site, most important first, with a time estimate and a one-click fix or a link to where to fix it.
  • One inbox for every kind of issue — Content, links, duplicates, sitemaps and site settings in one place, and later stages add their own.
  • SEO inspector — An admin-bar item on your live pages showing the title, description, canonical address, robots, structured data, language versions and headings as search engines get them. Visitors get nothing.

Free or Pro

Everything here is in the free edition.

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