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What is this?

SEO Management lets platform administrators set search engine optimization (SEO) metadata for individual pages, based on their route path — for example /, /pricing, or /about. You control how each page appears in search results and how its link previews look when shared on social platforms, without touching code. Full SEO Management page
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What can I do here?

  • See summary tiles: Total Routes, Indexed, In Sitemap, and Open Graph Ready
  • Search routes by path or title
  • Add SEO settings for a route with Add SEO Settings
  • Edit or Delete the settings of an existing route
  • Set the page Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords, and Canonical URL
  • Control indexing with the Robots setting
  • Set Open Graph and Twitter details so shared links show the right title, description, and image
  • Add JSON-LD Schema structured data
  • Choose whether a route is included in the sitemap, and set its priority and change frequency

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How to use it

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Add SEO settings for a page

  1. Go to Platform → SEO Management and click Add SEO Settings.
  2. Choose a tab in the dialog and fill it in:
Enter the Route Path (required) — for example /pricing — plus the Page Title, Meta Description (150–160 characters is recommended), Meta Keywords, and Canonical URL. Choose a Robots value: index, follow, noindex, follow, index, nofollow, or noindex, nofollow.The Add SEO Settings dialog on the Basic tab showing Route Path, Page Title, Meta Description, Canonical URL, and Robots
  1. Click Create.

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Edit or remove settings

  1. Find the route in the table (search by path or title).
  2. Click Edit to change it, or Delete to remove its SEO settings.

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Troubleshooting / Technical Notes

  • “Route path is required.” Enter a path such as /pricing before saving.
  • “Invalid JSON-LD schema format.” The JSON-LD field must be valid JSON. Validate it in a JSON checker and try again.
  • A page still shows old metadata in search or social previews. Search engines and social platforms cache previews. Wait for a re-crawl, or use the platform’s own preview-refresh tool.
  • A page is hidden from search. Check its Robots value — noindex tells search engines not to list the page.
Last modified on September 21, 2026