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Zinn® SEO how-to: The AI screen

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: AI that writes titles, descriptions and alt text, redirects missing pages to the right page, answers questions about your search data and helps you plan pages — with your own AI key or Zinn® credits.

The AI screen

AI that writes titles, descriptions and alt text, redirects missing pages to the right page, answers questions about your search data and helps you plan pages — with your own AI key or Zinn® credits.

  1. Open AI — In WordPress, open SEO in the menu, then AI under AI and credit in the plugin's side menu. AI that writes titles, descriptions and alt text, redirects missing pages to the right page, answers questions about your search data and helps you plan pages — with your own AI key or Zinn® credits.
  2. The Write with AI tab — Open the Write with AI tab. Let AI write titles, descriptions and alt text for many pages at once; every suggestion waits for your review.
  3. The Redirects tab — Open the Redirects tab. Let AI match missing addresses, or an old site's addresses, to the right page here, and accept the redirects you agree with.
  4. The Ask your data tab — Open the Ask your data tab. Ask questions about your own search data in plain words.
  5. The Plan and compete tab — Open the Plan and compete tab. Plan a new page with an AI content brief, and see why a competitor outranks you.
  6. The Settings and costs tab — Open the Settings and costs tab. Choose how AI is paid for — your own key or Zinn® credits — and see what each task costs.

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

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