This article covers two closely related Website Studio topics that often appear together: bulk exporting project and page data (including target cities and preview URLs) and managing stale URLs injected by Dynamic SEO. Understanding both helps you keep your projects organised and your live site free of unwanted URLs.
Website Studio does not currently offer a one-click CSV export that lists all project IDs alongside their target cities and preview URLs in a single download. This feature is actively in development. In the meantime, you can gather this data manually by reviewing each project inside Website Studio and compiling the relevant details into your own spreadsheet.
Important note on exports: If you need a bulk export of project or page data and the available in-platform options do not meet your needs, our support team can assist. Please have the following ready when you reach out:
The name(s) of the Website Studio project(s) you need data for
The specific data you need exported (e.g. target cities, preview URLs, page list)
Any error messages or unexpected results you have encountered
Content regeneration controls whether Website Studio automatically refreshes page content when a template or data source changes. If you are unsure whether regeneration is active for your project, or if you manage a large number of pages and need to confirm regeneration status across all of them, this is a backend operation that our support team can investigate and action on your behalf.
When escalating a regeneration question, please have the following ready:
Your project name and any relevant page URLs
A description of the content behaviour you are seeing (e.g. content not updating after a template change)
Approximately how many pages are affected
Dynamic SEO generates URLs automatically based on your configured location and page parameters. Stale URLs typically appear for one of the following reasons:
Editor and preview URLs leaking into the live site: Website Studio can expose internal editor, preview, generated, or duplicate URLs that were not intended for indexing.
Retired or changed parameters: If you update your location targets or page parameters, previously generated URLs may remain active on your live site.
Because stale URL cleanup involves backend operations on your site's URL index and sitemap, this is handled by our support team rather than through a self-serve workflow. When contacting support, please have the following ready:
Your project name
A list or description of the stale URLs you have identified
The domain or subdomain affected
Any timestamps or recent changes that may have triggered the issue
If you need further assistance, open the chat widget in the bottom-right corner of the platform and type human teammate to be connected with a member of our team.