Page-Level SEO
Overview
Page-level SEO lets you control how a specific content page appears in search results and when shared on social platforms.
By default, Pages inherit SEO from higher levels in your site configuration. When you need a page to have its own unique title, description, or share image, you enable the page SEO override.
When to use page-level SEO
Page-level SEO is the most common place to set custom SEO for:
- The homepage
- About pages
- Contact pages
- Service pages
- Locations landing pages
- Campaign landing pages
If the same Page is used for multiple URLs and each URL needs different SEO, you should use Route-level or Path-level overrides instead.
How page-level SEO works
Each Page can be configured in one of two modes:
- Inherit SEO: the page uses inherited settings.
- Override SEO: the page uses the seo fields you set.
When override is enabled, a set of SEO fields becomes available for you to edit.
SEO fields you can set
Page SEO uses a standard set of fields that are used across Marketplace.
Meta title
The meta title is the text used for the browser title and the primary title shown in search results.
Meta description
The meta description is the summary shown under the title in search results.
Open Graph title and description
These are used when your page is shared in places like messaging apps and social platforms.
Open Graph image and alt text
These control the image shown in link previews and the accessible alt text associated with it.
Localized SEO
SEO fields can be localized.
If your site supports multiple languages:
- You can provide a title and description per language.
- If a localized value is missing, the site will fall back to the default language.
What to review after updates
After updating page-level SEO, review:
- The page title and description in search previews
- Link previews when sharing the URL
- Mobile and desktop behavior
- Any translated variants if multiple languages are enabled