How to Change Existing Metadata on a Page

This solution article will walk you through how to locate and update the metadata (meta titles, descriptions, keywords, and images) for your existing website pages. Updating metadata is important to keep your content optimized for search engines and ensure your pages display correctly across the web.

Step 1: Log in to the Dashboard

• Log in using your credentials.

• You’ll land on the main Dashboard page.
  

Step 2: Navigate to Pages

1. Click on the hamburger menu (☰) in the top left.

2. Content> Pages

Step 3: Select the Page to Edit

1. Find the Page: Scroll through the list of pages to locate the page whose metadata you want to edit.
2. Click the pencil icon ✏️ next to the page you want to edit

Step 4: Update the Metadata

Once you're in the page editor:

• Meta Information:
  Update the following fields as needed:
  • Meta Title: This is the title that appears on search engine results and browser tabs.
  • Meta Description: A short summary (usually 150–160 characters) describing what the page is about, helping boost your search engine ranking.
  • Meta Keywords: List important keywords related to the page content. (Note: Modern SEO relies less on keyword meta tags)
  • Meta Image: Upload or update the featured image that displays when your page link is shared (social media previews, messaging apps, etc.).

Step 5: Save your changes

1. After updating the metadata, click Save.
2. Refresh your website’s front end to ensure changes have been applied.
3. It may take some time for search engines to pick up the new metadata.

Step 6: Save Your Changes

1. After updating the metadata, click Save.
2. Refresh your website’s front end to ensure changes have been applied.

It may take some time for search engines to pick up the new metadata.

Tips for Good Metadata

• Meta Title: Keep it concise (50–60 characters) and include your most important keyword.
• Meta Description: Write naturally, highlight your main value, and aim for 150–160 characters.
• Meta Image: Use a clear, relevant image sized appropriately for sharing (typically 1200x630px).