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how to add seo title and meta description in webflow
HeyBraza points at the page settings seo fields and the cms 'title/description from field' bindings so your tags actually publish.
webflow has dedicated seo title and meta description fields, but they're tucked inside each page's settings, and on cms template pages you have to bind them to fields instead of typing them. miss that and google shows the wrong text. here's where everything lives.
or do it yourself
- 1open the pages panel, hover a page, and click its settings gear.
- 2scroll to 'seo settings' and fill in the title tag and meta description for that page.
- 3on a cms collection template page, click the '+' in each seo field and bind it to a cms field (e.g. name, summary) so every item gets its own tag.
- 4republish the site - seo changes only go live after a publish.
- 5use the google search console url inspection tool to request re-indexing, since google can take days to refresh the snippet.
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downloadcommon questions
why isn't my new webflow meta title showing in google?
either you didn't republish, or google hasn't re-crawled yet - and on cms pages google sometimes rewrites the snippet. republish, then request re-indexing in search console.
where are the seo settings in webflow?
in the pages panel, open a page's settings gear and scroll to 'seo settings' for the title tag and meta description.