Manage SEO metadata for every entry
Write meta titles, descriptions, keywords and social copy by hand or with AI, automate it for new entries and render it on your website.
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Every entry has an SEO panel next to the editor. What you put there travels with the entry through the delivery API, so your website can render it in the page <head>.
The fields
| Field | Recommended length | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Meta title | 50–60 characters (limit 70) | The blue link in search results |
| Meta description | 140–160 characters (limit 170) | The snippet under it |
| Focus keyword | One phrase | The search you want this page to rank for |
| Keywords | Up to 12 | Related searches the page covers |
| Social title | Up to 95 characters | Link previews on social networks and chat apps |
| Social description | Up to 200 characters | The preview text |
Counters turn red when you pass a limit.
Let the AI write it
Choose Write with AI in the SEO panel. The AI reads the entry and your workspace brief, picks the most valuable realistic search intent for your audience, and fills in every field. It prefers your preferred terms when they genuinely match the page.
SEO metadata written by the AI is marked as such, and you can edit any of it. Writing SEO metadata doesn’t create a new content version, so it never conflicts with someone editing the entry.
Automate it
In AI settings → Automations, add When an entry is created → Generate SEO metadata. Every new entry, including AI drafts, gets metadata within seconds. Limit it to the schemas that become public pages.
Render it on your website
The delivery API returns an seo object with each entry. In a Next.js site, for example:
export async function generateMetadata({ params }) {
const { slug } = await params;
const post = await getPost(slug); // your call to the Stratafold delivery API
return {
title: post.seo?.metaTitle ?? post.title,
description: post.seo?.metaDescription,
keywords: post.seo?.keywords,
openGraph: { title: post.seo?.ogTitle, description: post.seo?.ogDescription },
};
}
Give every published page a unique meta title and description, and keep slugs short and readable. Search engines reward pages that answer one question well.