What Zinn® SEO does for services from zinn®, part 2 of 2, and which of it is free.
What it does
Footprint check — In no-trace mode: a monthly check of what publicly ties your sites together, and footprint-free hosting.
Hack clean-up and backups — When the spam scan finds a hack: an expert clean-up and repair, and backups kept off your server.
Index watch — Pages Google has not indexed: up to 50 pages checked every week, with an alert when one drops out, and honest advice on what helps.
Our plugins when you need them — Tranzly™ when visitors speak another language, Page Builder Sandwich for thin pages, Zinn® Cache and Media Offload when pages are slow.
Expert help — An expert SEO audit with a fix plan, or monthly SEO done for you, when the list of urgent fixes is long.
Referrals and reselling — Your referral link to earn from the people you send, and reselling under your own brand for agencies.
Bundles — Rank tracking, backlink monitoring and site audits together for less, and the Pro plugin bundle.
Done-for-you fixes — Fixed-price work by our team where a check shows the need: speed tuning, a database clean-up, an SSL certificate, the site translated, or a move from another platform.
Backups before big changes — After a week of bulk changes: daily backups kept encrypted away from your server.
Priority and emergency help — When SEO Guard reports an incident: priority support, or urgent help out of hours.
Free or Pro
Everything here is in the free edition.
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