Bulk Meta Tags
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Meta Tags allow you to set Meta Titles and Description which are important elements when optimizing SEO on-site.
The Meta Title defines the title of each page of a website (Homepage, product page, etc.) shown in search engine result pages (SERPs). It contains the keyword you wish to rank for and should be kept between 10 - 60 characters.
The Meta Description is a summary of the page content that is displayed below the meta title. In the description, it is essential that several keywords should be included. Highly recommended that the description include between 50-170 characters to fully be shown on SERPs.
Just one click to optimize Meta Title and Description!
We provide an auto system for you to update meta tags quickly. First, go to SEO Tags & Content, and then choose tab Bulk Meta Tags.
Next, you can choose the page you want to optimize like Home, Product, Collection, Blog, Blog Posts, or any customized Page.
From here, there are two options for you. With the Use default template option, your title will be adjusted to conform to the standard format: page_title | shop_name - page_description shop_name.
In case the error from your title is too confusing with the over-exceeding length, or you find this system not perfect enough, you can set it up yourself easily. Just choose to Create your own template option and fill in those blanks. You can choose your preferred available tags to customize your meta tags in a quick, unique way.
By entering your own title manually, you can control the title and description display on each page of your website.
In Product, and Collection pages, you can also tick on the Overwrite edited content in AI Generate since you want to change the title and description of some products.
On the Product tab, we provide another option with CSV files. A CSV (Comma Separated Values) file is a plain text file that contains a list of data. You can download our CSV example, fill in your data about meta tags of product pages here, and then browse your file here. The app will set up meta tags for all your product pages automatically as what is included in your file.
You can take a look at this example of a CSV file.
To get the Product ID, please go to Shopify Admin > Products > Choose the page of the product that you want to get the ID.
Let's see the URL at the top and copy the number that comes after ‘…/products/’. It is the Product ID.
With other customized pages, such as the Contact page, About us page,... you can refer Page tab to add Bulk Meta tags here.
Social Meta Tags (or Open Graph Meta tags) displays a title and a description of the page when sharing links on social media platforms.
To create Social Meta Tags, navigate to add Social Tags panel under the Meta Tags panel.
There are two options you can choose from. You can choose the default template option. Your title will be adjusted to the standard form: page_title | shop_name - page_description shop_name.
You can create your own template as well. Just choose to Create your own template option and fill in those blanks. You can choose your preferred available tags to customize your meta tags in a quick, unique way.
This feature allows you to add the meta tags to certain product/collection only. To create Product meta tags for product groups, please navigate to Product section and click on Add Filter.
After clicking on Add Filter, you will be shown a panel like in the picture below.
Step 1: Filter products to edit
The first thing to check out it is the All/ Any of the following conditions match:
If you choose All, the filter will apply to products that match ALL of the condition you require. You can check the below picture to see how it will turn out once you apply the ALL filter.
If you choose Any, the meta tags will automatically apply to products even if the product match to one of the condition only. You can check the below picture to see show it turns out once you apply the Any filter.
Next we can check out what condition we can set up for the product. Let's take a look at the first field of the condition in the picture below.
There will be Collection Title, Product Title, Product Type and Product Tags
The next field is/ is not. It means if the first element contain/ doesn't contain the word in the third field.
The third and final field would be the words you want to the first element to contain/ not contain. For example, you click in the third element, it will display a collection of keywords you use in your title/tag/ type.
Once you finish selecting the last elements, you can click on "View products match conditions" to view the products that matches conditions and will have the meta tags automatically apply To add more condition you can always click on the Add collection button.
Step 2: Choose template
In this step, you can choose to use our default template, create your own template.
Note: If you have generated the Meta Tags in AI Generate before, our app will automatically display the preview of the tags as in the content you have edited in AI Generate. If you wish to display the meta tag you created in this feature instead of AI Generate, please check the box here!
Once you have done all the step you need to click Save to keep the change.
Please go to a page you want to check->Right click->View page source -> Ctrl + F -> Search for "Title" or "Description" to check the corresponding meta tag.
We can help you have it quickly submitted, but it is Google that decides when and which update is published. It may take a few days or months depending on how large your sitemap is.
One reason for this issue is that your site is a Password protection page, so the information will not be read by any outsider’s tool including ours.
It is not a big deal when you have multiple Title/Meta description tags. However, you are highly recommended to have only one title/description. More than one title/description will confuse Google which to use and may ignore the page altogether. For more info, please refer to this post:
It takes time for Google to save your change. Google needs a period of time to crawl all the sites it can recognize. So when Google has done crawling, you can see the change on the Google search result page. See more details here:
