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Zinn® SEO: where to find Clean-up, part 2 of 2

Where Clean-up is in Zinn® SEO (SEO > Clean-up): its tabs, every setting on it, its step-by-step guide and what an AI agent uses for it.

In WordPress, open SEO > Clean-up. Remove the extra links, feeds and address variations WordPress makes, so search engines spend their time on your real pages.

Tabs on this screen

  • Head and feeds — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/clean-up-your-site-for-search-engines
  • Addresses — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/clean-up-your-site-for-search-engines
  • Link previews — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/clean-up-your-site-for-search-engines
  • Robots rules — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/keep-thin-pages-out-of-search
  • RSS feeds — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/protect-your-rss-feed-from-copying
  • Comment spam — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/stop-comment-spam-without-a-captcha
  • Images — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/fill-image-alt-text-automatically
  • Conflicts — guide: https://zinnseo.com/kb/fix-seo-conflicts-with-your-theme-and-plugins

Settings on this screen

  • Remove punctuation (under When an image is uploaded)
  • Img title
  • Author shown (under Link previews)
  • Use the sharing image (under Link previews)
  • Use the SEO title (under Link previews)
  • Robots def comment pages
  • Robots def empty terms
  • Robots def feeds
  • Robots def paging
  • Robots def password
  • Title case (under Unwanted addresses)
  • Attachment pages (under Pages WordPress makes for you)
  • Url category base (under Categories)
  • Always use your main address (www or not) (under One address per page)
  • Url product base (under Categories)
  • Remove comment-reply copies (under Pages WordPress makes for you)
  • Always use one trailing slash style (under One address per page)

Step by step

The guide with screenshots: https://zinnseo.com/kb/clean-up-your-site-for-search-engines

With an AI agent

An AI app connected to the site through MCP does the same with: apply-recommended-cleanup, get-cleanup, get-comment-spam, get-images, get-noindex-defaults, get-settings, list-conflicts, preview-conflict-fix.

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