Search result text

Meta Tags

Meta Tags help search engines understand how to describe a page. For most store owners, the two important fields are the page title and meta description.

Try it on your storeThree steps to check this feature
  1. 1Open a product or category and write a unique Meta Title and Meta Description in the correct language.
  2. 2Save, then open the public page in a browser.
  3. 3Use View Page Source and search for <title> and name="description".
What confirms it works

The source contains the correct language's title and description. Google may display a different snippet in search results.

Remember: Avoid duplicate titles or keyword lists. Frontend verification guide →

High priority

Recommended approach

Write a unique, readable title and description for important products/categories. Describe the real page. Do not fill fields with repeated keyword lists just because the extension allows bulk editing.

What each field is for

FieldPurposeRecommended
Meta TitleThe main title search engines can use for a search result.Clear, unique, page-specific. Put the product/category meaning first.
Meta DescriptionA summary search engines may use as result text.Readable value-focused summary; write for a human, not a crawler.
Meta KeywordsLegacy metadata field.Not required for modern ranking. Do not spend time stuffing keywords here.

Good ecommerce examples

Product

Title: Wireless Mechanical Keyboard – RGB, Bluetooth | Store Name

Description: Shop a compact wireless mechanical keyboard with Bluetooth, RGB lighting and multi-device support. View specifications, stock and delivery details.

Category

Title: Wireless Keyboards | Mechanical & Compact Models

Description: Browse wireless keyboards for work and gaming, including compact and mechanical models with current prices and availability.

What should I avoid?

Bad: “keyboard, best keyboard, cheap keyboard, buy keyboard, keyboard online, keyboard sale, keyboard price…”

Keyword stuffing makes text less useful and can create duplicated low-quality metadata across many pages.

How long should titles/descriptions be?

Do not treat character counts as strict ranking rules. Search engines can rewrite or truncate result text. Use a practical length that clearly explains the page without unnecessary repetition.

Simple rule: if the title reads naturally in one line and the description explains why someone should open the page, you are probably closer to a good result than someone chasing an exact character number.

Bulk generation / AI

Automation is useful for a large catalog, but test a representative sample first. AI-generated text must be checked for:

  • incorrect specifications
  • invented benefits or stock/shipping claims
  • repetitive titles across many products
  • brand/category terms that do not belong to the product

Recommended workflow

  1. Start with your most important products/categories.
  2. Fill missing titles/descriptions.
  3. Use Quick Editor for efficient review.
  4. If using AI, generate a small sample first.
  5. Run SEO Health again after the cleanup.

Troubleshooting

  • Google shows different text: normal; search engines can rewrite titles/descriptions based on the query/page.
  • Many products have identical metadata: prioritize unique product-specific information.
  • Meta Keywords field is empty: not a problem for modern SEO.