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Zinn® SEO how-to: Run a site audit and Find keywords worth writing for

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Your site read the way Google reads it: broken links, missing titles, pages nothing links to, redirect loops.

Run a site audit

Your site read the way Google reads it: broken links, missing titles, pages nothing links to, redirect loops.

  1. Open the Site audit tab — Go to SEO, Rankings and checks, Site audit.
  2. Run the audit — Press Audit my site now, or Audit the site automatically to run it on your schedule. The price is shown first.
  3. Fix what it found — What the audit found lists every problem, most important first, with its pages. Fix this page opens the page that needs the change.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/run-a-site-audit

Find keywords worth writing for

See what people actually search for, how often, and how hard it is to reach page one.

  1. Open the Keywords tab — Go to SEO, Rankings and checks, Keywords.
  2. Type a topic — Type a topic or phrase, or leave it empty for the phrases your whole site is already relevant for. Press Find phrases.
  3. Pick the ones within reach — Phrases are grouped as Within reach, Takes work and Very hard, with searches a month and what advertisers pay per click.
  4. Use one — Use as focus phrase sets it on a page; Track its ranking adds it to the Rankings tab.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/find-keywords-worth-writing-for

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