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Set your page title, description and search visibility

On every plan, each page has its own meta title and meta description for search results, plus about text. You can keep one page out of Google with noindex.

Works on every planChecked 11 November 2026

SEO settings for each page

  • Meta title: the title search engines can show for your page.
  • Meta description: a short summary search engines can show under the title.
  • About text: a few sentences about you. It appears on your page, and AI assistants read it as your summary.
  • Hide this page from search engines: turn it on to keep this page out of Google search results.

Steps

  1. Sign in to More.You.
  2. Open the SEO settings of your page.
  3. Write a meta title that names you and what you do.
  4. Write a meta description of one or two sentences.
  5. Keep Hide this page from search engines off if you want the page in Google.

How Google uses these settings

Google chooses the title of each result automatically. Your page title is one of its sources.

Google sometimes uses the meta description as the text under the title. It shortens long text in the results.

Google removes a noindex page from its results. It must crawl the page to read the setting.

These settings are per page. On Premium, you can hide one page and keep the others in Google.

Questions about this

Will Google show my meta title exactly?

Not always. Google chooses the title of each result automatically, and your meta title is one source.

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Related guides

Sources

  • developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/title-link, checked 11 November 2026
  • developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/snippet, checked 11 November 2026
  • developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/block-indexing, checked 11 November 2026

Help from the More.You team

Add these three details to your email, so the team can find your page the first time.

Put this in your message

  • Your page address, like more.you/yourname
  • The email address on your account
  • What you did, what you expected and what happened

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