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Editing page metadata and OG tags

Learn how to update page titles, descriptions, and link preview settings for each page and blog post.

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Written by Jay Douglas
Last updated: 20 Nov., 2025
  

Each page on your site has its own metadata. This includes the page title, description, OG (Open Graph) tags, and OG media. These details determine what appears in search results and how your page looks when shared on social platforms.

This also applies to your home page. The metadata on your home page is used when someone searches for or shares your main domain name.

For more information about metadata and OG tags, view this article.

Editing a page's or blog post's metadata

1. In the left sidebar menu, go to website Website > pagesPages.

2. Select the page or blog post you would like to update. Scroll and click Metadata.

3. Enter a page title and description, along with a page OG title and description.

4. Under Page Open Graph media, click Choose from library. Select the image you want to use for the page preview.

5. Click Publish to update these changes on your live website.

Setting website metadata

Website metadata is used only when a page does not have its own metadata. Since most B12 pages include their own page level metadata, these website metadata settings are usually not shown unless needed.

To update the main metadata that represents your domain (for example, www.yourwebsite.com), use your site's Home page metadata when possible. If you want to update the fallback metadata, follow the steps below.

1. In the left sidebar menu, go to website Website > settings Settings.

2. Select Website metadata. This may show as Enabled or Not enabled depending on how much information is filled in.

3. Enter a site Title and site Description. Then set your site's favicon by clicking Choose from library. Select the image you want to appear as your browser tab icon.

Note: A favicon is the small icon displayed in browser tabs. It helps visitors quickly recognize your site when multiple tabs are open.

4. Click Save.

5. Enter your OG title and description. Then set your page OG media by clicking Choose from library and selecting the image you want to appear in link previews.

7. Click Save.

8. Click Publish to update these changes on your live website.

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