SEO Settings

To improve the visibility of your event web page on search engines like Google, you can edit the SEO settings. This will help increase your SEO score and make it easier for participants to find your web page through search engine results.

Meta Title

The meta title is displayed as the main title in search engine results pages and appears as the title of the browser tab when a webpage is opened. The meta title is an important on-page SEO element as it provides a concise and relevant summary of the content of a webpage, helping users and search engines understand what the page is about. It is often used by search engines as a ranking factor and should be optimized with relevant keywords to improve the web page's visibility in search results. Add a meta title here that best describes your event and help your potential attendees find your event during their searches.

Meta description

The meta description is a brief summary that appears below the meta title in search engine results in pages. It provides a concise overview of the web page's content and can influence users to click on the webpage. Including relevant keywords and compelling information in the meta description can improve the click-through rate and attract more visitors to your event webpage. Be sure to add a descriptive and engaging meta-description that entices potential attendees to click and learn more about your event.

Allow search engines to index this website

This is a setting that determines whether search engines are allowed to crawl and index your event website. If this option is activated, search engines will be able to index your website, which means your website will be visible in search engine results when users search for relevant keywords. However, if this option is not activated, search engines won't be able to index your website, and your event webpage may not appear in search results, resulting in limited visibility to potential attendees who use search engines to find events.