SEO settings

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What Superblog does for you

Every blog gets these without any setup:

A sitemap at /sitemap.xml, and an RSS feed at /rss.xml.
Canonical URLs, Open Graph and Twitter tags on every page.
Structured data (schema) for posts, breadcrumbs and FAQs.
Fast pages: optimised images, minified code and a worldwide CDN.
An llms.txt file that gives AI tools your posts as clean markdown.

Homepage search appearance

Setting	What it does
Meta title	The title search engines show for your homepage.
Meta description	The text shown under it.
OG image	The image shown when your homepage is shared, 1200 × 630 pixels.

Each post has its own meta title and description. See Change a post's settings.

Indexing

Tick any of these to keep those pages out of search results:

Do not index pagination pages (page 2, 3 and so on of your post list)
Do not index category pages
Do not index tag pages
Do not index author pages

Hide trailing slash writes your URLs without a slash at the end in canonical tags and the sitemap. Choose one form and keep it, so search engines see one address per page.

Crawlers and AI

Setting	What it does
Custom robots.txt	Your own robots.txt. It applies once a custom domain is connected.
Generate llms.txt	Publishes your posts as markdown for AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude. On by default.
Block ChatGPT crawling	Adds a rule to robots.txt that asks OpenAI's crawler not to read your blog.

Blogs on a subdirectory

If your blog is at example.com/blog, your main website's robots.txt must list your blog's sitemap. See Why are my posts not indexed?.