Technical SEO
The files search engines ask for, served from your own domain.
A sitemap built from your published pages, a robots file that points at it and keeps the member area out, a switch to hide any page from search, a noindex when the site is paused, and Article structured data on every blog post.
- Pages a sitemap lists
- 50000
- Per-page SEO fields
- 9
- Site-default SEO fields
- 3
Counted in the product, not estimated.
Capabilities
What you get
sitemap.xml
Every public page, post, product and event with its last-edit date, on the site's own address; hidden, member-only and template pages are left out.
robots.txt
Choose who may crawl: search engines and AI assistants, no AI training, search engines only, or a file you write. It always points crawlers at the sitemap.
A summary for AI assistants
A plain-text map of the site and its public pages at your domain, for assistants that answer with it, unless you keep them out.
Hide a page from search
A switch per page sets noindex in the head and drops the page from the sitemap, live on the next request.
A paused site says so
Pause the site and it answers noindex until it is back.
Article markup on posts
Headline, image, author, dates and description on every blog post, on the built-in post page and a custom Post template alike.
Head fields, live
Title, description and share image per page and per site, read when the page is served; no republish to change them.
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Frequently asked questions
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At sitemap.xml on the domain your site is served from, whether that is a connected domain or your platform address. It lists your published pages with their last-edit dates and is rebuilt on request.
No. Submit the sitemap once in your search console; the file itself is always current.
Not today. The served file allows everything except the member area and names the sitemap. Hide individual pages with the per-page switch instead.
The site and its publisher on the home page, breadcrumbs on every other page, the questions and services a page shows, and Article on blog posts. A page can carry your own JSON-LD instead, written in its SEO panel and checked before it is saved.
No. The sitemap lists pages only, and there are no separate image or video sitemaps.
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