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Meta Manager Overview

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SEO Repair Kit’s Meta Manager brings your website’s metadata and search-engine settings together in one place.

It helps you configure SEO titles and meta descriptions, manage metadata for different content types and taxonomies, control archive metadata, configure robots directives, and access Image SEO tools.

In this guide

  • How to access Meta Manager
  • Understanding the Meta Manager tabs
  • Global Meta
  • Content Types
  • Taxonomies
  • Image SEO
  • Archives
  • Advance Settings
  • How Meta Manager settings work
  • Where to start

How to Access Meta Manager

From your WordPress dashboard, go to:

SEO Repair Kit → Meta Manager

The Meta Manager opens with several tabs for managing metadata and search-engine settings across your WordPress website.


Understanding the Meta Manager

At the top of Meta Manager, you can access six main areas:

  • Global Meta
  • Content Types
  • Taxonomies
  • Image SEO
  • Archives
  • Advance Settings

Each area controls a different part of your website’s SEO metadata or robots configuration.


Global Meta

Global Meta contains site-wide metadata settings.

You can configure:

  • Title Separator
  • Home Page SEO title
  • Home Page meta description
  • Knowledge Graph area

The Home Page section also includes a search-result-style preview.

Configure Global Meta Settings →


Content Types

Content Types lets you configure default metadata for content types registered on your WordPress website.

Depending on your website, these may include Posts, Pages, and other public custom post types.

For each available content type, you can configure:

  • Meta Title
  • Meta Description
  • Advanced Robots Meta

Configure SEO Settings for Content Types →


Taxonomies

Taxonomies lets you configure metadata for taxonomy archive pages.

Depending on the website, available taxonomies may include Categories, Tags, and custom taxonomies registered by themes or plugins.

You can configure title and description templates and control whether a taxonomy inherits global robots settings.

Configure Taxonomy Meta Settings →


Image SEO

Image SEO connects Meta Manager with SEO Repair Kit’s Image Alt Missing feature.

It provides a summary of your images and gives you access to the workflow for reviewing images that are missing alternative text.

Manage Image SEO →


Archives

Archives contains metadata controls for:

  • Author Archives
  • Date Archives
  • Search Page

Archive-specific robots controls are also available where supported.

Configure Archive Meta Settings →


Advance Settings

Advance Settings contains the Global Robots Meta configuration.

These settings provide the default robots behavior that other Meta Manager areas can inherit.

Configure Advanced Robots Meta Settings →


Individual Content Settings

Meta Manager also integrates with individual WordPress posts and pages.

This allows you to review the search preview and customize metadata for a specific piece of content without changing the default configuration for the entire content type.

Edit SEO Settings for Individual Posts & Pages →


Elementor Integration

SEO Repair Kit also provides Meta Manager controls inside Elementor Post Settings, allowing supported SEO settings to be managed while editing content with Elementor.

Use Meta Manager in Elementor →


Where Should I Start?

If you are configuring Meta Manager for the first time, start with Global Meta.

After setting your site-wide foundation, review Content Types, Taxonomies, Archives, and Advance Settings.

Configure Global Meta Settings →

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