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Zinn® SEO how-to: The SEO blocks screen

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: The SEO blocks you can add to any page — Quick Answer, FAQ, how-to, table of contents, reviews and more — and the article index, glossary and blocks you design yourself.

The SEO blocks screen

The SEO blocks you can add to any page — Quick Answer, FAQ, how-to, table of contents, reviews and more — and the article index, glossary and blocks you design yourself.

  1. Open SEO blocks — In WordPress, open SEO in the menu, then SEO blocks under Content and writing in the plugin's side menu. The SEO blocks you can add to any page — Quick Answer, FAQ, how-to, table of contents, reviews and more — and the article index, glossary and blocks you design yourself.
  2. The Blocks tab — Open the Blocks tab. Every SEO block you can add to a page, what it does, and the ones you switch on.
  3. The Article index tab — Open the Article index tab. An automatic index of your articles, by category or tag, for a page of links people and search engines can follow.
  4. The Glossary tab — Open the Glossary tab. A glossary of terms with its own page, and automatic links from the terms wherever they appear.
  5. The Custom blocks tab — Open the Custom blocks tab. Blocks you design yourself, with their own structured data, usable in every editor.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-seo-blocks-screen

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