Metadata
Configure default SEO meta tags that appear when your site is shared or found in search results.
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Overview
Metadata settings define the default information that appears in search engine results and social media shares. When a page doesn't have its own specific metadata, these defaults are used.
Where to find it
Settings → Metadata in your dashboard.Default Title
The default title appears in browser tabs and search results for pages that don't have a custom title set (like your homepage).
Default Title Field
Set your site's default title
Recommended: 50-60 characters for optimal display.
How It Appears
Search result preview
Tech Insights | Your Source for Tech News
https://yourblog.com
Insights on technology, programming, and digital innovation. Stay updated with the latest trends.
Default Description
The meta description summarizes your site's content. It appears in search results and social media shares, influencing click-through rates.
Default Description Field
Set your site's default description
Recommended: 150-160 characters for optimal display.
Write compelling descriptions
Default OG Image
The Open Graph (OG) image appears when your site is shared on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
OG Image Preview
How your site appears when shared
1200 × 630px recommended
yourblog.com
Tech Insights | Your Source for Tech News
Insights on technology, programming, and digital innovation...
Image requirements
1200 × 630 pixels for best results across all platforms. Keep important content in the center as some platforms crop the edges.How Metadata Works
Understanding the metadata hierarchy helps you optimize each page:
1Page-Specific Metadata
If a post has its own SEO title, description, or image set, those are used first.
2Default Metadata
If page-specific metadata isn't set, the defaults from this settings page are used.
3Auto-Generated
For posts, if no custom description is set, an excerpt from the content is used.
Best practice