SEO & Analytics

A good site should be easy to find. It should also show you what people do. Redo Page has tools for both.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) helps people find your site. It also helps Google know what each page is about.

Good SEO does not mean stuffing words onto a page. It means each page has one clear job. The title is useful. The description is clear. The page loads fast.

Redo Page handles the technical parts for you:

• Sitemaps: We make a sitemap.xml file for your site.
• Robots.txt: We tell search bots what they can read.
• Speed: Fast pages are better for people and Google.
• Mobile: Redo templates work on phones.

A Simple SEO Checklist

• Give every important page one clear topic.
• Use a title that says what the page is and who it helps.
• Write a description that sounds useful to a real customer.
• Use headings that match real questions.
• Keep your name, place, services, and contact info the same everywhere.
• Redirect old URLs when you rename or replace pages.

Page Settings

You can choose how each page looks in search:

1. In the editor, click the Pages tab in the sidebar.
2. Click the Gear Icon (⚙️) next to a page.
3. Select SEO Settings.

Here you can set:

• Meta Title: The blue link text that appears in Google.
• Meta Description: The short summary under the link.
• Social Image: The image people see when they share your link.

Ask AI For Better Metadata

Use this prompt when you want a better title and description.

Write SEO metadata for this page:

Business: [business name]
Page URL: [page path]
Audience: [who this page is for]
Main service/product: [what the page offers]
Location, if relevant: [city/region]

Return:
1. Meta title under 60 characters
2. Meta description under 155 characters
3. A short social sharing description

Publishing SEO Changes

SEO changes save as draft work. Use Save & Publish when you want them on the live site.

Redirects

Use redirects when a page URL changes. A redirect sends people from the old path to the right new page.

1. Open SEO from the site sidebar.
2. Choose Redirects.
3. Click Create redirect.
4. Enter the old path and the new URL.
5. Choose the redirect type and HTTP code.

Use a permanent redirect when the move is final. Use a temporary redirect for a short test or campaign.

Advanced SEO

Advanced SEO settings are for teams that need more control. Use them for custom sitemap entries, JSON-LD, and structured data.

What Is JSON-LD?

JSON-LD is a small block of data. People usually do not see it. Search engines read it. It can say, "This is a local business." It can also show hours, address, or article info.

What Is Schema.org?

Schema.org is like a label kit. It gives names to common things. Examples include LocalBusiness, Organization, Product, and FAQPage. JSON-LD is the format. Schema.org is the dictionary.

Example Local Business JSON-LD

This example is a starting point. Replace each value with real business info before you publish.

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "LocalBusiness",
  "name": "Example Business Name",
  "url": "https://www.example.com",
  "telephone": "+1-555-123-4567",
  "address": {
    "@type": "PostalAddress",
    "streetAddress": "123 Main Street",
    "addressLocality": "Chicago",
    "addressRegion": "IL",
    "postalCode": "60601",
    "addressCountry": "US"
  },
  "openingHours": "Mo-Fr 09:00-17:00"
}

After you add JSON-LD, test the live page with Google's Rich Results Test. Paste your page URL. Google will show if it can read the data.

Ask AI To Draft Schema

Create JSON-LD structured data for my business.

Business name:
Website:
Business type:
Phone:
Address:
Hours:
Primary services:
Social/profile links:

Use schema.org vocabulary. Keep it valid JSON. Explain any fields I should verify before publishing.

How To Check Your JSON-LD

1. Publish the page that contains your structured data.
2. Open the Google Rich Results Test.
3. Enter the published page URL and run the test.
4. Fix errors first.
5. Then review warnings.

A passing test does not promise a rich result in Google. It only means Google can read your data.

Helpful Resources

• Google Search Central: structured data gallery
• Google Rich Results Test
• Google: Local Business structured data
• Schema.org: LocalBusiness

Analytics

Redo Page has simple analytics in your dashboard. You do not need to install Google Analytics. You do not need cookie banners.

What we track:

• Total Views: How many times people viewed your pages.
• Top Pages: Which content is most popular.
• Referrers: Where visitors came from.

To view your data, click Analytics in your site dashboard.