SEO & Discoverability

Search engine optimisation and structured data.

SEO settings per page

Open a page and go to the SEO tab. Fill in: • SEO title – The title in search results (max 60 characters) • Meta description – The text below the title (max 160 characters) • OG Image – The image when sharing on social media This data is automatically used in the HTML head of your page.

Business details for rich snippets

In the site settings you can fill in business details (address, phone, opening hours, business type). The CMS automatically generates Schema.org JSON-LD data that Google uses for rich snippets in search results. Supported schema types: • LocalBusiness – Business details • BreadcrumbList – Breadcrumb navigation • FAQPage – Frequently asked questions • Review/AggregateRating – Reviews • WebPage – Per page

Tips

The more business details you fill in, the richer you appear in Google.
Check your schema with the Google Rich Results Test.

Sitemap

The CMS automatically generates a sitemap.xml for your website. It is automatically updated when you publish pages. Search engines use the sitemap to index your pages.

SEO Prerender Deploy

Your website is built as a modern web application (SPA). This means content is loaded via JavaScript. The problem: Google and other search engines often cannot read JavaScript properly. Prerender solves this by creating a ready-made HTML version of your site. Search engines receive this HTML version, so all your pages, texts and SEO settings are indexed correctly. You can find this setting under Settings → SEO → SEO Prerender Deploy.