What Zinn® SEO does for works with your plugins, part 3 of 3, and which of it is free.
What it does
Multisite networks(Pro) — Set SEO once for every site, lock what sites may not change, add robots rules for all, and give search engines one sitemap for the whole network.
Podcasts and video(Pro) — Episodes from Seriously Simple Podcasting and PowerPress and videos from Presto Player show in search with their audio, length, thumbnail and date.
Translation plugins(Pro) — With Polylang, WPML or TranslatePress your titles and descriptions follow each language, and every language version is in the sitemap.
SEO panel in seven more builders(Pro) — The same SEO panel, one click from the page, in Bricks, Divi, Beaver Builder, Oxygen, Breakdance, WPBakery and Thrive Architect.
Headless front ends(Pro) — A Next.js, Astro or app front end gets each page's finished title, description, tags, structured data, breadcrumbs and redirects from one request, in REST and WPGraphQL, with a small helper package.
WC Vendors stores and ratings(Pro) — Vendor shops in search with their own title, description, address and ratings; vendors fill in their own search details from their dashboard.
Services sold with WooCommerce(Pro) — A product sold as a service with Woo Sell Services is described to search engines as a service, with its price and who provides it.
Sellers' SEO at a glance(Pro) — Marketplace owners see every store, whether search engines can find it and what it still needs, fix several at once, and download the list for their sellers.
Tested with each plugin's current release(Pro) — Every integration is checked against the real plugin at its newest release before each update of Zinn SEO, so an update on their side does not surprise your site.
Paid content that still ranks(Pro) — Preview text can rank while the rest stays for members, marked exactly as Google's paywalled-content rules ask.
SEO for what your users write(Pro) — Forum threads and seller pages are your biggest source of pages: the good ones are offered to search engines and the thin ones are kept back, by rules you set.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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