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Set page SEO and search visibility

Edit search titles, descriptions, keywords, and canonical URLs.

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Recorded in the fictional Willow Studio website using a normal customer account. AI submission steps are explained without running a generation job.

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  1. Use Section, Page, Theme, and Integrations
  2. Section properties change the selected section’s content, background, and available layout variants.
  3. Page properties contain page rewriting, the page title, H1, and search settings.
  4. Update the SEO title, description, keywords, canonical path, and page indexing.
  5. Theme controls shared design: logo, header appearance, buttons, palette, and typography.
  6. Check changes across several pages. An individual object can override theme defaults.
  7. Integrations includes site indexing, Search Console verification, GA4, reCAPTCHA, and custom scripts.
  8. Review your changes, then Save. Publish separately when you are ready to go live.
WEBTUMMY · VISUAL WALKTHROUGH
Actual Webtummy interface in the fictional Willow Studio customer workspace. Click to enlarge. Available fields vary by selected component.
Set page SEO and search visibility
Expanded Webtummy interface showing set page seo and search visibility

Follow these steps

  1. Open the correct page

    Select the page and choose Page in Properties. Scroll to Meta / SEO title.

  2. Write the search preview text

    Set Meta / SEO title and Meta description so they accurately describe this page. Use the page topic naturally in its H1 and content too.

  3. Set keyword guidance and canonical

    Enter Target keyword and comma-separated Secondary keywords. Review Canonical path; it identifies the preferred URL for this content.

  4. Choose indexing

    Set Allow search engines to index this page. Also check the site-wide indexing switch in Integrations; page permission alone does not override site-wide blocking.

  5. Save and publish

    Save the draft, then publish to update the live metadata. Preview pages remain non-indexable.

What you should see

The live SEO settings update after publishing.

Need a hand with this step?

Tell us the website, page, and control you’re using. Include any error code so we can help you faster.

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