Step By Step Guide

Using the Meta Manager Dashboard

Step 1: Access Meta Manager

Go to your WordPress dashboard and navigate to:
SEO Repair Kit → Meta Manager

Step 2: Configure Global Meta Settings

Open the Global Meta tab:

• Set title separator (e.g., | or -)
• Add homepage SEO title and description
• Configure default templates
• Set organization/knowledge graph data

Click Save Changes after configuration.

Step 3: Set Content Type SEO

Go to the Content Types tab:

• Define SEO title templates for posts and pages
• Add meta description templates
• Configure robots directives (index/noindex, follow/nofollow)

This ensures all content types are optimized automatically.

Step 4: Optimize Taxonomies

Open the Taxonomies tab:

• Set SEO templates for categories and tags
• Control indexing behavior
• Apply robots directives

This improves SEO for archive-like pages.

Step 5: Configure Archive Settings

Go to the Archives tab:

• Manage SEO for author pages
• Set rules for date archives
• Configure search result pages

You can also disable indexing for low-value pages.

Step 6: Adjust Advanced Settings

Open Advanced Settings:

• Set robots directives like:
  • noindex
  • nofollow
  • noarchive
• Control preview limits:
  • max-snippet
  • max-image-preview
  • max-video-preview

These settings give deeper SEO control.

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Step 7: Save and Apply Settings

Click Save Settings to apply all configurations.

Meta Manager will now automatically generate metadata for your website.

Step 8: Customize Meta Per Page

While editing a post or page:

• Scroll to the Meta Manager box
• Add custom:
  • SEO title
  • Meta description
  • Canonical URL
  • Robots directives

Step 9: Use Search Preview

Check the search preview section:

• See how your title and description appear
• Adjust for better readability and CTR

Step 10: Maintain and Update SEO

Regularly update metadata when:

• Publishing new content
• Updating existing pages
• Changing SEO strategy

This ensures consistent SEO performance.