SEO and Meta Tags
Optimizing your website for search engines and social media is essential for improving visibility and engagement. EasyPageGO makes this process straightforward by allowing you to set meta tags and manage SEO directly within the editor.
Meta Title and Meta Description
EasyPageGO enables you to set a meta title and meta description for each page. The meta title is required and, by default, matches the rendered title of the page. The meta description is optional; if not provided, it will use a default description configurable from the "Configurations" page.
Essential Meta Tags
In each page, you can provide a Title and an optional Description. If you choose not to include a description, a general fallback description will be automatically used, which can be configured on the "Configurations" page.
These inputs will be utilized to automatically generate a set of essential metatags, as detailed below.
Why should I care about meta tags?
Below is a list of all the meta tags automatically integrated into the metadata of each page built by EasyPageGO
title
Defines the title of the web page that appears in search engine results and browser tabs.
description
Provides a brief summary of the page’s content, which appears in search engine results under the title.
og:title
Specifies the title of your page when shared on social media platforms like Facebook.
og:description
Provides a description for the page when shared on social media, similar to the meta description.
og:url
Defines the URL of the page that will be used in social media posts.
og:type
Specifies the type of content. For a website, this is set to website.
twitter:title
Sets the title for the page when shared on Twitter.
twitter:description
Provides a description for the page on Twitter, similar to the meta description.
twitter:card
Determines the type of card to display on Twitter. For visual content, summary_large_image is used.
Favicon and Icon Links
EasyPageGO supports the inclusion of essential meta tags for displaying favicons and icons. The link rel="icon" tag is used to specify the favicon that appears in browser tabs, ensuring your site is easily recognizable at a glance.
The manifest link is also included, which connects to a manifest file containing metadata for web applications, further enhancing your site's integration with various platforms.