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SEO Settings
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SEO is a critical part of any website. Proper SEO configuration ensures that your site is more easily indexed by search engines. We recommend completing all SEO settings before publishing your site online.
Creght supports two types of pages, each with different SEO configurations:
- Regular Pages: For example, the homepage or About Us page.
- CMS Detail Pages: Used to display dynamic CMS data. With one layout page, you can dynamically present different content such as news articles, case studies, or blog posts.
Regular Pages
For regular pages, the main task is configuring the SEO title and description.
You can create strong SEO copy by analyzing competitors, leveraging AI tools (e.g., Deepseek), or tailoring content to your business needs.
CMS Detail Pages
CMS detail pages allow you to display different SEO information for each CMS entry.
To achieve this, Creght supports inserting CMS field variables into SEO titles, descriptions, and keywords.
For example, in the Creght Tutorial CMS, you can:
Copy the variable name by clicking the copy icon next to a field.
- Paste the variable into the SEO input field.
When users visit a tutorial entry, the browser tab will display a title that matches the CMS content dynamically.
SEO Configuration: Regular vs. CMS Detail Pages
| Feature | Regular Page | CMS Detail Page |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Static pages such as Homepage, About Us | Dynamic pages displaying CMS data (News, Blogs, Case Studies) |
| SEO Title & Description | Manually written, same for all visitors | Supports variables, dynamically updated per entry |
| Keywords | Manually entered | Supports CMS field variables |
| Content Variation | Fixed | Changes based on CMS item |
| Best Practice | Write concise, keyword-rich SEO copy | Insert field variables for unique titles & descriptions per entry |