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Manage a selected client's website titles, meta descriptions, eligible social-share images, defaults, and live page previews.

Updated Aug 13, 2026 5 steps 5 questions answeredOpen this page in the platform
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Overview

Inbound SEO manages titles, meta descriptions, and eligible social-share images for the selected client's hosted website. Review defaults, pages, index pages, blog posts, and glossary terms without editing the site code.

How to use this page

  1. Select the client

    Choose the client in the top-right Client Switcher. The SEO rows and live links belong only to that client's hosted site. If no site exists, the page explains that setup is required first.

  2. Filter the SEO rows

    Use Filter pages to search by the row label or URL path. Results are grouped as Defaults, Pages, Index pages, Blog, and Glossary.

  3. Review the status

    Each row shows its path and whether it uses DEFAULT, CUSTOM, or READ-ONLY metadata. Draft eligible pages also show a DRAFT badge. Read-only rows cannot be expanded.

  4. Edit page metadata

    Expand an editable row to enter a Title tag and Meta description. Eligible rows may also have a Social share image URL. The panel includes character guidance and a search preview.

  5. Save and view the page

    Select Save after changing a row. Blank title or description values return to the site's default. When the site is live, select View page to open the matching URL in a new tab.

What the buttons do

Select Client
Chooses which client's website metadata is shown.
Filter pages
Filters rows by their label or URL path.
Editable row
Expands or collapses the metadata editor for a row that supports custom values.
Save
Stores the selected row's title, description, and eligible social-share image.
View page
Opens the matching live page when the selected site is published.

Common questions

The page is under the platform/inbound access section and is scoped to the selected client's hosted website.
DEFAULT uses the site's generated fallback metadata. CUSTOM means a value has been saved for that row.
Some index pages are controlled by the site system and cannot be edited from this page.
The page marks 60 characters as the ideal title maximum and 140 to 160 characters as the ideal meta-description range.
No. Saved metadata is stored for the hosted client site and is used on the next visit.
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