TABLE OF CONTENTS
- What is Deleting SEO Site Projects?
- Key Benefits of Deleting a Site Project
- How To Delete a SEO Site Project
- SEO Fixes Rollback
- Frequently Asked Questions
What is DeletingSEOSite Projects?
Deleting a Site Project permanently removes its audits and automatically reverses SEO fixes applied through that project, while immediately restoring your available quota so you can add a new site.
Key Benefits of Deleting a Site Project
- Quota relief: Instantly frees a slot if you’ve reached the four-site cap.
- Operational agility: Quickly rotate in new client sites or higher-priority properties.
- Clean rollback: Auto-applied SEO fixes from the project are reverted to avoid lingering changes.
- Clarity: Keeps your SEO workspace focused on active, relevant domains.
How To Delete a SEO Site Project
Following these steps ensures a clean, predictable removal with immediate quota restoration and automatic rollback of applied fixes.
- Go to Sites > SEO.
- Open the Site Projects list and locate the project to remove.
- Click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project.
- Review the confirmation modal and read the impact summary (quota restored, fixes reverted, action is permanent).
- Click on the Delete Project button.
SEO Fixes Rollback
Understanding what is reverted prevents unexpected changes on live assets and clarifies what you may need to re-apply manually.
Deleting a Site Project reverts SEO fixes applied through that project, including:
- Funnel path fixes
- Blog path fixes
- External fixes (automated adjustments triggered by the project)
- Manually made edits that are unrelated to the project’s auto-applied fixes typically remain.
After deletion, consider re-validating key items (redirects, sitemaps, Search Console coverage) if you still need them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can Support restore a deleted Site Project?
No. Deletion is permanent and cannot be reversed.
Q: Will meta titles/descriptions I changed manually revert?
Only fixes applied through the Site Project are reverted. Manual edits unrelated to those fixes typically remain.
Q: Who can delete a Site Project?
Users with sufficient permissions (typically Admins or those with Sites/SEO access) can delete.
Q: Can I re-add the same domain after deletion?
Yes. Once quota is restored, you can add the domain as a new Site Project and start a fresh audit.
Q: Does deletion affect live funnels/blogs beyond the project’s fixes?
It removes the project’s auto-applied fixes. Other unrelated content and manual edits remain unchanged.
Q: How can I verify quota settings?
You can verify quota under SEO > Settings > Quota Usage.
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