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Zinn® SEO how-to: Schedule SEO changes (Pro) and Redirect only some visitors (Pro)

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Change a title, description or search setting at a set time and change it back later, such as for a sale.

Schedule SEO changes (Pro)

Change a title, description or search setting at a set time and change it back later, such as for a sale.

  1. Open the post — Edit the post or page and open Schedule an SEO change in the sidebar.
  2. Write the change — Enter a New SEO title or New meta description, or choose Hide from search results meanwhile.
  3. Choose when — Set Starts and, if you want, Changes back (optional). Then press Schedule the change. Times are in your site's time zone.
  4. See every scheduled change — Go to SEO, Content, Scheduled changes to see them all, cancel one or change a page back now.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/schedule-seo-changes

Redirect only some visitors (Pro)

Send a redirect only to logged-in visitors, a role, a country's language, a device, a campaign cookie or only when a page is missing.

  1. Open a redirect — Go to SEO, Redirects and 404 and add or edit a redirect.
  2. Add conditions — Under Only for some visitors (optional), press Add a condition and choose what to test, for example Has a cookie: campaign=autumn, or Only when the page does not exist.
  3. Choose all or any — Choose whether every condition holds or any condition holds. Every other visitor sees the page as usual.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/redirect-only-some-visitors

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