This area of the Landing Page composer previews how the Landing Page appears in search engines and when shared on social media & states whether the Landing page is set to be visible in search engine results or not:
- Click Edit to set the SEO and social share settings.
Page Visibility
If you don't want your Landing Page to appear in search results, toggle Page visibility to off. This adds the following meta tag to your Landing Page, instructing web crawlers to ignore the page:
<META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="NOINDEX, NOFOLLOW">
Landing Pages in Search Results
For a Landing Page to appear in a search engine, it must first be indexed by a web crawler. For the web crawler to find your page, your website must contain a link to the Landing Page. (In other words, you must publish the link.)
If you have a Custom Marketing Domain, your Landing Pages will reflect your brand URL. Your web administrator can control how your Act-On Landing Pages are indexed by creating a sitemap, a robots.txt file, and using SEO audit tools with major search engines such as Google Search Console.
If you do not have a custom marketing domain set up, your pages will show in search results from the domain actonsoftware.com. (This is one reason we highly suggest creating a Custom Marketing Domain!) Act-On does not create sitemaps or submit sitemaps to Google. Activity from web crawlers, such as page views, is ignored.
For more information, see Google's SEO Starter Guide.SEO & Social Share Settings
Each of these properties alters how your Landing Page appears in social media and web results.
| Property | Description | Use |
| Page title |
Required. Maximum 55 characters. |
META PROPERTY="og:title" |
| Description | Optional. Maximum 150 characters. | META PROPERTY="og:description" META NAME="description" META NAME="twitter:description" |
| Social Share Image |
Optionally upload or drag an image here. Also, Browse the image library or account logos. |
META PROPERTY="og:image" |
For Facebook, you will want to use images that are at least 1200x630 pixels for optimal display on high-resolution devices. Your images should be at least 600x315 pixels to display as a large image. Any images smaller than 600x315 pixels will display as a thumbnail.