SEO Settings (Default)

This page helps you set up your page so people can easily find your website on Google.

Website Settings
Last Updated: April 2, 2026
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Part 1: Basic SEO Fields

  • Top Settings
    • Title Top (H1): This is the main name of your page that search engines will read. The H1 is the biggest heading on your page, telling Google exactly what the page is about.
    • DESC Top: This is a short summary of your page. People will see this text when your website shows up on Google search results.
  • Bottom Settings
    • Title Bottom (H2): You can set a different name for the bottom part of your page. The H2 acts as a smaller sub-heading used lower down on the page to organize your text.
    • DESC Bottom: A short summary describing the bottom part of your page.
  • Page Use Custom Slug (Yes/No): Toggle this to "Yes" to customize the link address for your page. Instead of using random numbers, you can type simple words like "about-us" to make the link look clean and easy to read.
  • Site Map: A site map is a file (in XML format) that acts as a list of all the pages on your website. You send this file to Google so it knows all your pages exist and can show them in search results.

Part 2: Multi-Language & Usage Guide

How should I fill in these boxes to get the best results?
  • Title Top & Title Bottom: Keep it short and clear. Just use simple words to say what the page section is about.
  • DESC Top & DESC Bottom: Think of this as a short advertisement. You have about one or two sentences to tell people why they should click on your page. Make it sound interesting.

FAQ

Find answers here.

This page sets the fallback metadata for your website. If a specific page does not have its own SEO title or description filled out, the system will automatically use the default values defined here.

Yes, for the best results. The default SEO setting is a safety net. Individual page SEO allows you to target specific keywords for that particular page, which performs much better in search rankings than using a generic site-wide description.

No, you do not need to create a new page or separate settings. The system handles multi-language SEO automatically.