SEO, performance, and reporting
Watch the Flax SEO overview
See how Flax’s SEO features work with your site content.
Add and connect useful CMS content
Just add your best content and link it to other relevant content. For service-based businesses, you should link your reviews, images, FAQs, and projects to services and locations. This will help Flax output the strongest possible pages for your site without you needing to add or edit pages in the editor.
Choose the guide for your business
What Flax handles
Published Flax sites can include responsive image markup, page titles and descriptions, canonical URLs, multilingual alternate links, social sharing metadata, structured data, an XML sitemap, a crawl policy, an IndexNow key, and an llms.txt file. The exact output depends on the content and settings on the site.
- Flax creates pages from enabled services, service areas, product categories and products, and events when those features are configured. Use the guide for your business model to decide which pages should be prominent.
- Flax creates responsive image sources from the image variants stored in the site content. You do not need to write
srcsetmarkup yourself. - Flax generates structured data from site content. Search engines decide whether any enhanced search appearance is shown.
A temporary Flax subdomain can be intentionally blocked from indexing while the site is being prepared. Connect and verify the final custom domain before expecting search engines to crawl the live site.
Build for people first
A page should answer a real customer question with accurate service details, proof, and a useful next step. Adding a separate URL for every nearby area is not automatically an SEO improvement. Only create a local page when it can offer genuinely local information and a clear reason to exist.