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Last updated on Jan 9, 2024
By default, Wix adds SEO meta tags and Social Share meta tags (known as open graph or og tags). to your site's pages so that search engines and social networks display them properly.
These default SEO Settings that Wix adds are based on your site's data, as well as common best practices for SEO meta tags. Some SEO Settings are general and apply to all your pages, while others are only relevant to specific page types (e.g. Site Pages, Products Pages, etc.)
You can customize your default SEO Settings and Social Share settings to structure how these pages appear in search results. Learn More
Custom settings can be reset to their defaults:
- To reset any field to its default, delete the field's content, and click Save.
- To reset all fields in a setting to their defaults at once, click the Reset to Wix Default icon
. Be sure to click Save and confirm in order to save the default settings.
See the default settings for:
Site pages
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the search results for the page. | Your page name followed by your current site name: {{Page Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in search results for the page (below the title tag and URL). | The default setting is blank until you enter a description. |
Page URL | The page URL that appears in the search result. | https://www.domain.com/page-URL Home Page: Your main site address. Other Pages: Your page URL, based on the first name you gave your page. |
Let search engines index your main site pages | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the page. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The title of your page when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The description of your page when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The image that appears when your page is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> By default, there is no image unless you have already added an og:image for the entire site. |
og:url | Your page's URL when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:url” content=”{{your-page-url}}“/> The default is your Page URL. |
og:image:height og:image:width | The width and height (in pixels) of your Social Image. | <meta property=”og:image:height” content=”{{image-height}} “/> <meta property=”og:image:width” content=”{{image-width}}“/> The default is your image's current proportions. |
og:site_name | The site name that appears when your page is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:site_name” content=”{{your-site-name}}“/> The default is your site's name. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your page information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your page when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your page when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your page is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. | <link rel=”canonical” href=”{{your-page-url}}”/> |
Product pages
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the product page's search result. | Your product's name followed by your site's name. {{Product Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears below the title and URL in the product page's search result. | Your product's description. |
Page URL | The product page's URL that appears in the search result. | https://www.your-site-address.com/product-page/{product name} |
Let search engines index your products | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the page. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All products are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The title of your product when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The description of your product when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The image that appears when your product is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Product Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your product information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your product when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your product when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your product is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your product page's primary URL to search engines. | <link rel="canonical" href="https://www.your-site-address.com/product-page/{product-name}"> |
og:type | Defines your page's type to social networks. | <meta property="og:type" content="product" /> The default tag indicates it is a product available for purchase. |
og:url | Your product page's URL when it is shared on social media. | <meta property="og:url" content="https://www.your-site-address.com/product-page/{product-name}"> |
product:availability | Indicates if the product is currently in stock. | Changes according the availability you define for the product. In stock: <meta property="og:availability" content="https://schema.org/InStock"/> Out of Stock: <meta property="og:availability" content="https://schema.org/OutOfStock"/> |
product:price:amount | Displays the product's price, e.g. 40. | Changes according to the current product's price. <meta property="product:price:amount" content="{price}"> |
product:price:currency | Displays the currency of your product price. | <meta property="product:price:currency" content="{currency (e.g. USD)}"> |
Structured data markup for product pages
The structured data markup we add to each of your products is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. Your product's markup includes the following settings:
- Page Type: Product.
- Page Name: Your product's name.
- Page Description: Your product's description.
- SKU: Your product's SKU (product number). This is only relevant if you've manually added SKUs to your products.
- Image: Your product image's height, width, alt text and URL.
- Thumbnail: Your product image's thumbnail height, width, alt text and URL.
- Brand: Your website/business name defined in your General Info settings.
- Offer Type: The default type is Offer, which means your page features an offer to sell a product.
- Offer URL: Your product page's URL.
- Price Currency: Your product price's currency.
- Price: Your product's price.
- Availability: In stock or out of stock.
- Seller Name: Your website/business name defined in your General Info settings.
Forum post pages
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the post page's search result. | Your post title followed by your site name. {{Post Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears below the post page's search result. | The first 300 characters of your post content. |
Page URL | The URL of the post page. | Your post page's URL. |
Let search engines index your forum's posts | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the post. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All posts are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The description of your post when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The description of your post when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The image that appears when your post is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Post Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your post information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your post when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your post when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your post is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Structured data markup for Forum posts
The structured data markup we add to each of your posts is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. Your post's markup includes the following settings:
- Headline: The post's title.
- Article Body: The post's content.
- Article Section: The post’s category.
- Author: The post’s publisher.
- Date Published: The post's publish date.
- Date Modified: The post's last modified date.
- Post URL: The post’s URL.
- Image: The forum post’s images’ height, width, alt text and URL.
- Publisher: The website/business name defined in General Info settings**.
- Logo: Logo as defined in General Info settings.**
Important:
To get rich results, Google requires that the Publisher (business/site name) and Logo fields be completed. These fields can be edited in your site's General Info Settings.
Note:
If you don't complete the Publisher or Logo field, and you're connected to Google Search Console, you may get error emails from Google Search Console indicating that the site is not eligible for rich results due to missing data.
Forum categories
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the category page's search result. | Your category name followed by your site name. {{Category Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the category page's search result. | Your category description. |
Page URL | The category's URL that appears in the search result. | The URL of your category. |
Let search engines index your forum categories | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the category. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All categories are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The title of your category when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The description of your category when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta description. |
og:image | The image that appears when your category is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Category Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your category information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The description of your category when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your category when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your category is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Pro Gallery Pages
Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the expanded item's search result. | Your item’s title followed by the gallery's page name. {{Gallery Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the expanded item's search result. | Your item's description. |
Page URL | The expanded item's URL. | The item’s expand mode URL https://www.your-site-address.com/Page Name/ Item ID |
Let search engines index your gallery items | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the gallery item. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All gallery items are indexed by default unless you hide them from search results.you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The gallery item’s title when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The gallery item’s description when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The gallery item’s image when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Gallery Item Image. |
Canonical | Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. | The page the gallery is in. |
og:url | Your gallery's URL when it is shared on social media. | The item’s expand mode URL. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your gallery information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your gallery when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your gallery when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your gallery is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Bookings Services
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the Bookings services's search result | Your Bookings service's name followed by your site name. {{Service Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the Bookings service’s search result | Your Bookings service description. |
Page URL | The expanded item’s URL. | The Bookings service page's URL https://www.your-site-address.com/service-page/ Service Name |
Let search engines index your services | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Bookings service page. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All Bookings service pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The Bookings service's title when sharing in social media. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The Bookings service’s description when sharing in social media. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The Bookings service’s image when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Service Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your Bookings service information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your Bookings service when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your Bookings service when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your Bookings service is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your page's primary URL to search engines | The Bookings service page's URL |
og:url | Your Bookings service page's URL when it is shared on social media | The Bookings service page's URL |
Structured data markup for Bookings Services Pages
The structured data markup we add to each of your Bookings services pages is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. Your Booking services pages' markup includes the following settings:
- Page Type: Service Type.
- Page Name: Your Booking services page's name.
- Page Description: A description of your Bookings services.
- Provider: Details about the provider of your Bookings services.
- Image: Your Booking services page's image's height, width, alt text and URL.
- Offers: Details about your Bookings services offers.
Event Pages
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the expanded item's search result | Your Event title followed by your site name. {{Event Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the Event page’s search result | Your Event description. If it doesn’t exist - your event teaser. If neither exist, it will be blank. |
Page URL | The expanded item’s URL. | The Event’s URL https://www.your-site-address.com/Page Name/ Item ID https://www.your-site-address.com/event-details/Event Slug |
Let search engines index your gallery item | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Event Page. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All Events Pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The Event Page’s title when sharing in social media. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The Event Page’s description when sharing in social media. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The Event Page’s image when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Event Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your Event Page information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your Event Page when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your Event Page when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your Event Page is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your page's primary URL to search engines | The Event Page URL |
og:url | Your Event Page URL when it is shared on social media | The Event Page URL |
Structured data markup for Event
- Event Title
- Event Description - your event description if exists, otherwise your event teaser
- Event Start Date
- Event End Date
- Event Status - Scheduled or Canceled based on the event’s settings.
- Event Attendance Mode online or offline
- Event Location including name and address, including link if relevant
- Highest ticket price
- Lower ticket price
- Number of ticket types offered
- Details of each ticket: name, price, number of available tickets
Blog posts
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the post’s search result. | Your post's title followed by your site name. {{Post Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the Event page’s search result. | Your Post's description. |
Page URL | The URL of the post page. | The post's page's URL. https://www.your-site-address.com/post/ Post Slug |
Let search engines index your gallery item | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the post page. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All post pages are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The post page’s title when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The post page’s description when sharing in social media. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The post page’s image when sharing in social media. | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Post Cover Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your post page's information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your post page when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your post page when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your post is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your page's primary URL to search engines. | The post page's URL. |
og:url | Your post page's URL when it is shared on social media. | The post page's URL. |
og:type | Defines your page’s type to social networks. | <meta property="og:type" content="article" /> The default tag indicates it is an article. |
article:author | Defines the post’s author to social networks. | The post publisher |
article:published_time | Defines the post’s publish time to social networks. | The post’s publish date. |
article:modified_time | Defines the post’s last modification time to social networks. | The post’s last modification date. |
Structured data markup for Blog posts
The structured data markup we add to each of your blog posts is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations.
There are three markup types for Blog posts:
- Article (Blog Posting) Markup - This is the default preset markup
- Article (News Article) Markup
- Article Markup
See the settings included in:
Article (Blog Posting) Markups
Article (News Article) Markups
Article Markups
Blog category
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the category’s search result. | Your Category title followed by your site name. {{Category Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the Category page’s search result. | Your Category description. |
Page URL | The Category page's URL | The Category page's URL https://www.your-site-address.com/blog/categories/ Category Slug |
Let search engines index your gallery item | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Category Page. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> All Categories are indexed by default unless you choose not to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The Category’s title when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The Category’s description when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The Category’s image when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Category Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your Category information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your Category when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your Category when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your Category is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your Category page's primary URL to search engines. | The Category page's URL |
og:url | Your Category page's URL when it is shared on social media. | The Category page's URL |
og:type | Defines your Category page’s type to social networks | <meta property="og:type" content="website" /> The default tag indicates it is a website. |
Blog tags
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the tag’s search result. | Your Tag name followed by your site name. {{Tag Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the Tag page’s search result. | “Read all posts about {{tag.name}}” |
Page URL | The Tag URL. | The Tag URL. https://www.your-site-address.com//blog/tags/{{Tag Name}} |
Let search engines index your blog tags | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Tag page or not. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> Tag Pages are not indexed by default unless you choose to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The Tag Page’s title when it's shared on social media. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The Tag Page’s description when it's shared on social media. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The Tag Page’s image when it's shared on social media. | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> By default, there is no image selected. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your Tag Page information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your Tag Page when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your Tag Page when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your Tag Page is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your Tag Page's primary URL to search engines. | The Tag Page's URL |
og:url | Your Archive Page's URL when it is shared on social media. | The Tag Page's URL |
og:type | Defines your page’s type to social networks | <meta property="og:type" content="website" /> The default tag indicates it is a website. |
og:site_name | Defines the site name for social networks | The site’s name |
Blog Archive Pages
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the Archive Page’s search result. | The Archived Month Name followed by the Archived Year. {{Archived Month Name | Archived Year}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the Archive Page’s search result. | By default, there is no meta description added. |
Page URL | The Archive Page's URL. | The Archive Page's URL. https://www.your-site-address.com//blog/archive/Archived Month/Archived Year |
Let search engines index your blog archive pages | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Archive Page or not. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> Archived Pages are not indexed by default unless you choose to let search engines index them. |
og:title | The Archive Page’s title when it's shared on social media. | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The Archive Page’s description when it's shared on social media. | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The Archive Page’s image when it's shared on social media. | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> By default, there is no image selected. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your Archive Page information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your Archive Page when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your Archive Page when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your Archive Page is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your Archive Page's primary URL to search engines. | The Archive Page's URL |
og:url | Your Archive Page's URL when it is shared on social media. | The Archive Page's URL |
og:type | Defines your Archive Page’s type to social networks | <meta property="og:type" content="website" /> The default tag indicates it is a website. |
og:site_name | Defines the site name for social networks | The site’s name |
Online Programs
Meta Tag Name | Definition | Default Settings |
|---|---|---|
Title Tag | The title that appears in the search result. | Your Online Program name followed by your site name. {{Online Program Name | Site Name}} |
Meta Description | The description that appears in the Online Program page’s search result. | Your Online Program description. |
Page URL | The Online Program URL | The Online Program URL https://www.your-site-address.com/online-program-page/{{Online Program ID}} |
Let search engines index your programs | Indicates to search engines whether or not they should crawl and index the Online Program. | Enabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”index”> Disabled: <meta name=”robots” content=”noindex”> Online Program Pages are indexed by default, unless they are a secret program, and in which case they are not indexed. |
og:title | The Online Program page’s title when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:title” content=” “/> The default is your current Title Tag. |
og:description | The Online Program page’s description when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:description” content=” “/> The default is your current Meta Description. |
og:image | The Online Program page’s image when sharing in social media | <meta property=”og:image” content=” “/> The default is your current Program Image. |
Twitter card size | The size of the card that your product information is shared in on Twitter. | <meta name="twitter:card" content="summary_large_image"> The default card size is Large. |
twitter:title | The title of your product when it's shared on Twitter. | <meta property=”twitter:title” content=” “/> The default is your current og:title. |
twitter:description | The description of your product when it's shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:description” content=” “/> The default is your current og:description. |
twitter:image | The image that appears when your product is shared on social networks. | <meta property=”twitter:image” content=” “/> The default is your current og:image. |
Canonical | Defines your page's primary URL to search engines | The Online Program URL |
og:url | Your Online Program URL when it is shared on social media | The Online Program URL |
og:type | Defines your page’s type to social networks | <meta property="og:type" content="website" /> The default tag indicates it is a website |
og:site_name | Defines the site name for social networks | The site’s name |
Local Business structured data markup
When you add a business name and location to your account, Wix automatically creates Local Business markup for your site's homepage. Local Business markup lets you give search engines information about your business. Learn more about Local Business markup
The Local Business markup that Wix adds to your homepage is based on Schema.org and Google's recommendations. Your Local Business markup includes the following settings:
- Name: Your business's name as it appears in the Profile section of your site's Business Info
- URL: Your site's URL
- Image: The logo you added in your site's Business Info
- Address: Your address as appears in your site's Location & Contact Info section of your site's Business Info
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