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SEO Settings for Blog Posts

Each blog post has its own SEO settings that control how it appears in Google search results and in link previews when shared on social media.

SEO title​

The SEO title appears as the clickable headline in search results and in the browser tab. If you leave it empty, TinyPages uses your post's title by default.

Keep it under 60 characters to avoid truncation. Include the main keyword someone might type to find this article.

SEO description​

The SEO description appears under the title in search results and in social media link previews. It doesn't affect your ranking directly, but it influences whether someone clicks on your post.

Keep it between 120 and 155 characters.

TinyPages includes an AI tool in this field — click the small purple star to generate a description from your post's content, then edit as needed.

Preview image​

When someone shares your article link on social media, it shows a preview card with an image. The preview image is what fills that card. It also appears above the title in your public blog list, so visitors see it while browsing your articles.

Pick any image from your media library. If you leave it empty, TinyPages falls back to a default preview based on your logo, and the article list shows no image above the title.

A wide, landscape image works best (a 16:9 ratio). On social networks the image is cropped to fit their card, so keep the important part near the centre.

Where to set these​

The SEO title and description appear in the publishing dialog when you click Publish. You can update them at any time from the blog dashboard by clicking on the post's settings.