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Will soon be going live with an updated, enhanced, larger Wordpress website. However, it's a fairly large site and I have to go through and write title tags and meta descriptions, which will take a while. Is it better to wait to go live until those SEO tasks are completed?

I've redesigned, updated and enhanced a small business Wordpress website, and it is much more graphical, mobile friendly, has new pages using more SEO key words, etc. However it has about 60 pages and I still need to go through them and write new title tags, meta descriptions, etc., for all the pages. That will take a while.

For best SEO results, I'm wondering if I should get the new site and content live ASAP, and then write the title tags and meta descriptions afterward? Or since my current/old site has all the SEO stuff done and the site has been indexed with search engines for years, if I posted the new site in its place with pages that do not have title tags and meta descriptions, would that hurt my search engine ratings until I get those things added?

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