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Zinn® SEO how-to: Zinn® SEO for the network (Pro) and Install Zinn® SEO

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: On a multisite network (Pro): Network Admin › Settings › Zinn® SEO sets defaults for every site and can lock them.

Zinn® SEO for the network (Pro)

On a multisite network (Pro): Network Admin › Settings › Zinn® SEO sets defaults for every site and can lock them.

  1. Open Zinn® SEO for the network (Pro) — This screen is outside the SEO menu: Network Admin > Settings > Zinn® SEO (multisite). On a multisite network (Pro): Network Admin › Settings › Zinn® SEO sets defaults for every site and can lock them.
  2. Use Zinn® SEO for the network (Pro) — Choose the defaults every new site starts with, and lock the settings sites may not change.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/zinn-seo-zinn-seo-for-the-network-pro-screen

Install Zinn® SEO

Upload the plugin, switch it on and you are ready for the guided setup.

  1. Open the Plugins screen — In WordPress go to Plugins, Add Plugin and press Upload Plugin.
  2. Upload the zip file — Choose the zinn-seo.zip file and press Install Now.
  3. Activate it — Press Activate. A new item called SEO appears in the WordPress menu.
  4. Open SEO — Open SEO in the menu. The guided setup starts on its own and takes a few minutes.

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

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