Three layers of SEO. One dashboard.
Control the headings visitors see, the metadata search engines read, and the structured data that drives rich results. All from one place.
- Content: H1, H2 and alt texts on every page
- Metadata: title, description, canonical and social
- Structured data: schema for rich results
- All of it published without touching your CMS
Every page has three SEO surfaces.
Content
What visitors see on the page.
Metadata
What search engines read about the page.
Structured Data
What powers rich results in search.
Content
What visitors see on the page.
Metadata
What search engines read about the page.
Structured Data
What powers rich results in search.
Edit what visitors see. Without your CMS.
H1 and H2 headings shape the first impression, and alt texts are what Google reads off your images. Updating them on hundreds of pages through your CMS is slow and error-prone.
Write one template with variables. Every page gets unique, optimized content that goes live instantly.
- Change H1 and H2 headings on any page
- Use variables like {h1} or {category} for unique content
- Changes go live instantly, no CMS publish cycle
Fix what search engines read about every page.
Missing titles, duplicate descriptions and generic metadata cost you clicks. Finding and fixing them manually across thousands of URLs is a full-time job.
Audit your entire site in minutes. Create templates with smart variables that generate unique, keyword-rich metadata for every URL.
- Audit titles and descriptions across your entire site
- Template metadata with dynamic variables
- Preview exactly how pages appear in Google
Add rich results. With zero code changes.
Schema markup unlocks star ratings, FAQs and product info directly in search results. But hand-coding JSON-LD for every page doesn't scale.
Build templates from blocks, see the resolved JSON-LD per page, and publish to thousands of pages at once.
- Visual JSON-LD editor, no coding required
- Preview the resolved JSON-LD per page
- Ship schema markup to thousands of pages
What happens after you press Publish.
Publish is not the end. Four views in the app show whether it is delivered, what searches say, how the pages connect and what to do next.
Deploy
Per URL: whether it is served, how many requests, cache hits and response time, and whether the published content has gaps such as a missing description or a title that is too long. Active, Idle or Error. Unpublish per page or everything at once.
Read about the Deploy viewKeywords
Which phrases each page targets, inferred from title, H1, URL, description and headings. Conflicts when two pages target the same phrase, and with Search Console connected: which conflicts are measured, not guessed.
Read about search performanceInternal links
Orphan pages, broken links, redirect chains, click depth and weak pages, computed from the crawl's link graph. A page that refused the request does not count as broken.
Read about link healthScore and to-do
One number 0–100 across four pillars: technical SEO, on-page, discoverability and rich presence. The overview explains why the score is not 100 and lists what moves it most, linking straight to the pages concerned.
Read how the score is computedReady to control all three layers?
Most tools handle one layer. Dynamic SEO handles all three. From one place.