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# Silverstripe Toast SEO Module

Simple Module to adjust SEO properties on a page by page basis

## Installation

Get the goodness just like so:

```
 composer require toastnz/toast-seo
```

And ensure you have the following in the `<head>` of your template:

```
 $MetaTags
```

If you are not using `$MetaTags`, you can use the following template code:

```
  <% include ToastSEO %>
```

Which won't give you the neat Title suffix / prefix from the settings.

Step 4: Profit




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  <img style="width:100%;height:auto; max-width:938px" src="http://pinc.nz/git/toastseo/toastseosettings.png">
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