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The Relationship Link Tags are tags added by WordPress that currently have no SEO value but slow your site load down. They're disabled by default, but if you have a specific need—for a plugin or other non typical use—then you can enable as needed here.

The Relationship Link Tags are tags added by WordPress that currently have no SEO value but slow your site load down. They're disabled by default, but if you have a specific need—for a plugin or other non typical use—then you can enable as needed here.

The Homepage Robots Meta Tags tell search engines how to handle the homepage. Noindex means not to index the page at all, and it will not appear in search results. Nofollow means do not follow any links from this page and noarchive tells them not to make an archive copy of the page.

The Homepage Robots Meta Tags tell search engines how to handle the homepage. Noindex means not to index the page at all, and it will not appear in search results. Nofollow means do not follow any links from this page and noarchive tells them not to make an archive copy of the page.

Most search engines do not use Keywords at this time or give them very little consideration; however, it's worth using in case keywords are given greater consideration in the future and also to help guide your content. If the content doesn’t match with your targeted key words, then you may need to consider your content more carefully.

Most search engines do not use Keywords at this time or give them very little consideration; however, it's worth using in case keywords are given greater consideration in the future and also to help guide your content. If the content doesn’t match with your targeted key words, then you may need to consider your content more carefully.

The home META description and keywords fill in the meta tags for the home page. The META description is the short text blurb that appear in search engine results.

The home META description and keywords fill in the meta tags for the home page. The META description is the short text blurb that appear in search engine results.

The home doctitle sets what will appear within the %1$s tags (unseen in the browser) for the home page.

The home doctitle sets what will appear within the %1$s tags (unseen in the browser) for the home page.

To add custom text you'll have to either edit a php file, or use a text widget on a widget enabled homepage.

To add custom text you'll have to either edit a php file, or use a text widget on a widget enabled homepage.

You can also specify if the Site Title, Description, or your own custom text should be wrapped in an <h1>; tag (the primary heading in HTML).

You can also specify if the Site Title, Description, or your own custom text should be wrapped in an <h1>; tag (the primary heading in HTML).

These are the homepage specific SEO settings. Note: these settings will not apply if a static page is set as the front page. If you're using a static WordPress page as your hompage, you'll need to set the SEO settings on that particular page.

These are the homepage specific SEO settings. Note: these settings will not apply if a static page is set as the front page. If you're using a static WordPress page as your hompage, you'll need to set the SEO settings on that particular page.

The %1$sDoctitle Separator%2$s is the character that will go between the title and appended text.

The %1$sDoctitle Separator%2$s is the character that will go between the title and appended text.

%1$sDoctitle Append Location%2$s determines which side of the title to add the previously mentioned items.

%1$sDoctitle Append Location%2$s determines which side of the title to add the previously mentioned items.

%1$sAppend Site Name%2$s will put the site name from the General Settings after the title on inner page.

%1$sAppend Site Name%2$s will put the site name from the General Settings after the title on inner page.

%1$sAppend Site Description%2$s will insert the site description from your General Settings after the title on your home page.

%1$sAppend Site Description%2$s will insert the site description from your General Settings after the title on your home page.

Below you'll find a few succinct notes on the options for each box:

Below you'll find a few succinct notes on the options for each box:

Each page, post, and term will have its own SEO settings as well. The default settings are recommended for most users. If you wish to adjust your SEO settings, the boxes include internal descriptions.

Each page, post, and term will have its own SEO settings as well. The default settings are recommended for most users. If you wish to adjust your SEO settings, the boxes include internal descriptions.

If you see the menu, then opening that menu item will let you set the General SEO settings for your site.

If you see the menu, then opening that menu item will let you set the General SEO settings for your site.