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Learn how to delete Site Projects in GHL Customer Care SEO to free quota, revert applied fixes, and manage audits. Includes steps, safeguards, and rollback details.

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  1. Key Benefits of Deleting a Site Project
  2. How To Delete a SEO Site Project
  3. SEO Fixes Rollback
  4. Frequently Asked Questions
  5. Related Articles

Free up your SEO Site Projects quota by safely deleting unneeded projects. Learn what gets reverted, who can delete, and how to confirm removal to manage ongoing audits efficiently.

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What is Deleting SEO Site 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.

Note: Deleting a Site Project is permanent and cannot be undone.

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.

  1. Go to Sites > SEO.
    Step 1 of 5: Go to Sites > SEO What this shows Step 1 of 5: Go to Sites > SEO. What this shows Shows where to go for step 1 of 5 in the "How To Delete a SEO Site Project" section of "SEO - How to Delete Site Projects". This screenshot accompanies step 1 of 5 in the "How To Delete a SEO Site Project" section of "SEO - How to Delete Site Projects". At this point in the walkthrough you go to Sites > SEO. For context, this section explains: Following these steps ensures a clean, predictable removal with immediate quota restoration and automatic rollback of applied fixes. The navigation path used here is Sites > SEO. The next step is to open the Site Projects list and locate the project to remove. Step 1 of 5Path: Sites > SEOImage 1 of 3 Where to goGo to Sites > SEO.
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    Next stepOpen the Site Projects list and locate the project to remove.
    All 5 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > SEO. this image
    2. Open the Site Projects list and locate the project to remove.
    3. Click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project.
    4. Review the confirmation modal and read the impact summary (quota restored, fixes reverted, action is permanent).
    5. Click on the Delete Project button.
  2. Open the Site Projects list and locate the project to remove.
  3. Click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project.
    Step 3 of 5: Click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete… What this shows Step 3 of 5: Click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project. What this shows Shows what to click for step 3 of 5 in the "How To Delete a SEO Site Project" section of "SEO - How to Delete Site Projects". This screenshot accompanies step 3 of 5 in the "How To Delete a SEO Site Project" section of "SEO - How to Delete Site Projects". At this point in the walkthrough you click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project. The navigation path used here is Sites > SEO. The next step is to review the confirmation modal and read the impact summary (quota restored, fixes reverted, action is permanent). Step 3 of 5Path: Sites > SEOImage 2 of 3 What to clickClick the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project.
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    Next stepReview the confirmation modal and read the impact summary (quota restored, fixes reverted, action is permanent).
    All 5 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > SEO.
    2. Open the Site Projects list and locate the project to remove.
    3. Click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project. this image
    4. Review the confirmation modal and read the impact summary (quota restored, fixes reverted, action is permanent).
    5. Click on the Delete Project button.
  4. Review the confirmation modal and read the impact summary (quota restored, fixes reverted, action is permanent).
  5. Click on the Delete Project button.
    Step 5 of 5: Click on the Delete Project button What this shows Step 5 of 5: Click on the Delete Project button. What this shows Shows what to click for step 5 of 5 in the "How To Delete a SEO Site Project" section of "SEO - How to Delete Site Projects". This screenshot accompanies step 5 of 5 in the "How To Delete a SEO Site Project" section of "SEO - How to Delete Site Projects". At this point in the walkthrough you click on the Delete Project button. For context, this section explains: Following these steps ensures a clean, predictable removal with immediate quota restoration and automatic rollback of applied fixes. The navigation path used here is Sites > SEO. Step 5 of 5Path: Sites > SEOImage 3 of 3 What to clickClick on the Delete Project button.
    Buttons and menus referenced DeleteProjectSitesSEOSiteProjectslistthree dotsDelete ProjectReviewconfirmationmodal
    All 5 steps in this procedure
    1. Go to Sites > SEO.
    2. Open the Site Projects list and locate the project to remove.
    3. Click the three dots (⋯) next to the project name and click on Delete Project.
    4. Review the confirmation modal and read the impact summary (quota restored, fixes reverted, action is permanent).
    5. Click on the Delete Project button. this image

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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