Which SEO fields can I control per page in Vareons?
Last verified: 2026-09-18
Controlling SEO fields per page means every store page speaks to search engines in its own voice: a title describing content precisely, a description encouraging clicks from results, and keywords mirroring the page topic in Arabic and English. Add the advanced tab for fine control over indexing and social sharing. See per-page SEO setup, centralized SEO workspace, and editing SEO for products and blogs.
Core fields for every page
- Title in Arabic and English: describe precisely and mirror the actual page content.
- Description in both languages: write an encouraging copy appearing in results and driving clicks.
- Keywords: pick words mirroring the page topic and real customer search.
- Author name from the advanced tab to lend credibility to published content.
- The four indexing directives controlling page appearance in engines and archiving.
- Social share fields: share title, description, image, and type for attractive display when shared.
Recommended practices
- Write a unique title and description per page and avoid repetition across pages.
- Remember canonical and language links generate automatically and are never entered manually.
- Pick an attractive share image for every important page: it is your face on social networks.
- Review fields after any major page-content change to stay consistent with it.
- Start with the most visited pages: improving them pays more than marginal pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which core fields do I control for each page?
You control the title, description, and keywords in Arabic and English from the unified form, plus an advanced tab for author name, indexing directives, and social share fields.
Do I enter canonical and language links manually?
No. Canonical and language links generate automatically per language and are never entered manually. Focus your effort on title, description, and keyword quality.
How do I improve my pages appearance in social sharing?
Fill the social share fields: share title, description, image, and type. Pick an attractive image expressing the page, since it is the first thing audiences see when the link is shared.