Zinn® SEO how-to: The Export / import settings screen
Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Copy all your SEO settings to another site with a file: download them here, import them there, and see every change before anything is applied. API keys and connections are never in the file.
The Export / import settings screen
Copy all your SEO settings to another site with a file: download them here, import them there, and see every change before anything is applied. API keys and connections are never in the file.
Open Export / import settings — In WordPress, open SEO in the menu, then Export / import settings under Settings and tools in the plugin's side menu. Copy all your SEO settings to another site with a file: download them here, import them there, and see every change before anything is applied. API keys and connections are never in the file.
Use Export / import settings — Press Download settings to save the file. On the other site, open Export / import settings, press Import a settings file and choose the file: you see every setting it would change. Press Import these settings to apply them. Connect Google, your Zinn® account and any API keys again on the new site; redirects have their own import and export under Redirects and 404.
With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-export-import-settings-screen
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