SEO Settings for Site Pages

1. From the main Ivorey™ menu, go to Site Pages > Websites / Funnels / Stores / Webinars / Blogs (depending on the asset you want to set up SEO for) > click to open your website/funnel etc.

2. Click the [Edit] button on the specific page or funnel step you want to update the SEO for (this must be configured for each individual page) > and click on the 📄🔍 SEO & AI search optimization icon in the top left toolbar, to configure your SEO details

3. Content:

   1. Title - the headline that appears in browser search results and tabs (aim for under 70 characters, and include your most relevant keyword)

   2. Description - add a short summary of the page. This will appear below your title in search results (aim for under 155 characters and write it as an invitation to click)

4. Keywords: enter relevant search terms separated by commas (e.g. coaching, business, women)

5. Author: add an author name (e.g. Your Name)

6. Images: upload an image that will display as a social sharing image when this page is shared via message or social media - a clear, branded image works best here

7. Links and Tags:

   1. Custom Meta Tags (optional): add additional custom meta tags for advanced SEO control (see the FAQ section below for guidance on when to use these)

   2. Canonical Link (optional): use this if you have duplicate or very similar pages and want to specify which one search engines should treat as the preferred version (paste in the full URL of the preferred page)

8. Language: select the language of your page from the dropdown

9. Schema Markup (optional): allows for you to add a Schema Markup to your page for immediate discoverability, refer to our Generate Schema Markup guide for step-by-step instructions

10. Click the [Save] button at the top right of your page to save your changes > and click [Publish] if your site page was already live, or is ready to go live
    
    Note: As you fill in the above information, a preview of what your social sharing will look like will appear above the categories.

11. (optional) Turn on Auto-generate Schema to automatically generate a schema markup for any published pages that don’t already have one set up:

    1. Ensure your changes have been saved > and click the [← Back] button, in the top left corner

    2. Click to the [Settings] tab, where you can configure the settings for your website, funnel or store

    3. Scroll down to SEO & AEO > and toggle ON Auto-generate schema

    4. Click the [Save] button

Yes, for optimal SEO you should these details wherever possible. Search engines index pages individually, so a title and description set on your Home page does not carry over to your other pages. Every published page, funnel step, and blog post should have its own unique SEO title and description.

Custom meta tags are hidden HTML (code) snippets that provide additional instructions to search engines and browsers. Common uses include preventing a specific page from being indexed by search engines (using a "noindex" tag), verifying your site with Google Search Console, or optimising how your pages appear when shared on specific platforms. These are an advanced setting, and in most cases, you won’t need them for everyday page publishing.

Yes, if you have pages you do not want to appear in search results (such as thank you pages, checkout pages, or private content pages) you can add a custom meta tag with the name robots and the content noindex. This instructs search engines to skip indexing that page entirely.

A canonical link tells search engines which version of a page is the preferred one, when multiple similar or identical URLs exist. For example, if you have a thank-you page that can be reached via different URLs, you can use a canonical link to point search engines to the one you want indexed. If your pages all have unique URLs and content, you generally do not need to worry about this setting.

After updating your page title or image in SEO & AI Search Optimization, Google may continue showing the old preview until it re-crawls and refreshes its indexed data. Changes can take up to 48 hours to reflect, and can’t be manually forced from within Ivorey™.

If your social image isn’t showing on platforms like Facebook and Messenger, this is because these platforms cache an old version of your website's data the first time it’s shared. Even if you update your SEO image in Ivorey™, Facebook may not see the change right away.

To fix this, you can force Facebook to refresh its data by using the Facebook Sharing Debugger > paste your website/funnel link into the tool > and click Scrape Again until the correct image appears in the preview. Please note that this only affects new messages you send, as previously sent links can’t be updated.