SEO
The title, description, focus keyphrase and the site's SEO defaults
Every page and category has an SEO tab. Fill in the SEO title and description that search engines and social networks show. As you type, its analysis shows what the page still lacks.
The screens in this chapter come from the VMHub demo, where you can look around yourself.
A page's SEO
Fill in the SEO title and the description — without them the page title and the teaser text are used. The previews show how the page will look in Google results and on Facebook or X.
With a focus keyphrase, the analysis checks as you type whether it is in the title, description, intro, headings and address, how long the text is and whether the page links to other content on the site. Inflected Czech forms count, too.
What to fix
Each time a page is published, its analysis score is stored. You see it for every page in the content list, and the SEO filter finds the pages with problems. On the dashboard, the SEO to fix card lists pages without a description or with a title that is too long.
The site's SEO
In the site settings, an SEO tab holds the title pattern for pages without their own and the default description. It also has the share image and the verification codes for Google Search Console and Seznam. Switch on indexing by search engines once the site runs on its final domain.
