Edit your SEO titles and descriptions
Press SEO in the editor toolbar. Every page has a title tag and meta description written for you. Keep titles under about 60 characters and descriptions under about 155, then publish.
The title and description are what Google usually shows for your page in search results. We write them for every page, and you can change them.
Edit a page's title and description
- 1Open your site in the editor and press SEO in the toolbar.
- 2On the Search Results tab, pick the page.
- 3Edit the Title tag and the Meta description. The preview shows how it may look on Google.
- 4Press Publish to put your changes live.
Length limits
- Title tag: about 60 characters. Google cuts off longer titles.
- Meta description: about 155 characters. Google cuts off longer descriptions.
Let the AI write them
When you open SEO, pages with a blank title and description get them written in a few seconds. To rewrite every page, press "Auto-Generate All with AI". This replaces the titles and descriptions you have now.
Tips for good titles
- Put your main service and city in the title, like: Emergency Plumber in San Mateo | Rivera Plumbing
- Write a different title for each page.
- In the description, say what you offer and why to pick you, and end with an action like: Call for a free quote.
Search icon and link preview image
Under Icon, upload your logo as the small icon shown in search and browser tabs, then press "Save Search Icon". On the Link Preview Image tab, upload the image people see when your link is shared in a text or on social media, then press "Save Link Preview".
Questions
Will I rank first on Google?
Nobody can promise that. We make sure your site has everything Google needs to understand your business.
Do new pages get titles?
Yes. When you publish, pages without a title and description get them written for you.
Related
- Add a new pageAsk the chat for the page you want, for example: Add a catering page with our packages and a quote request form. Check it in the preview, then publish.
- Use your Google Business Profile with your websiteWe build your site from your Google Business Profile, and our free audit shows what to fix on it. Once you are live, add your website address to your profile so people on Google can find it.
- See your website analyticsOpen My Sites and press Analytics on your site to see visitors, page views, traffic sources, top pages and a click map. Analytics needs your own domain, and a new site can take a day or two to show data.
- Find keywords and a domain nameOpen the free keyword planner, describe your business and city, and press Find keywords. It suggests the searches customers type and checks which matching .com names are free.
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