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Framer CMS SEO Title and Meta Description
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Framer CMS SEO titles and meta descriptions are the fields that become the Google snippet for each post. The canvas headline is not enough if the page <title> and meta description still use the site default. Set this up beside Framer CMS blog post SEO and how to write meta descriptions.
Key takeaways
- Add CMS fields for SEO title and meta description, then bind them in the page settings or custom code head.
- The H1 can match the post title. The SEO title can be slightly more specific.
- The blog index gets its own title. Posts do not canonical to the index — canonical tags.
- Internal links in the post point at a product, pricing, or case study — portfolio case study SEO and pricing page SEO.
- Renames need 301 redirects.
Publishing pass
- Write the post for one query. Use the on-page checklist.
- Fill SEO title with the topic first and the brand last.
- Fill the meta description with the outcome, not a keyword list.
- Check the live page source after publish, not only the CMS preview.
- Link to the next URL: a theme in Framer themes, a component note in best Framer components, or the CMS collections playbook.
Theme buyers who want those fields already in the CMS model can start from how to choose a Framer theme and the theme selection hub.
Related reading
- Ecommerce SEO guide when the Framer site sells into a Shopify catalog
- Twitter Cards hub for share titles, which are separate fields even on Framer
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Frequently asked questions
Does the CMS item title become the SEO title?
Only if you bind the page title to that field. A canvas heading that is not bound to the document title will not change the snippet.
Should every post share the site name in the title?
A short brand suffix is fine. The unique part of the title must be the post topic, or every result looks identical.
How long is the meta description?
Write one or two sentences a person can scan, often around 140–160 characters. Say what the post helps them do.
What if the field is empty?
Framer or Google may invent a snippet from body text. Empty fields on important posts are a publishing bug, not a strategy.
Do collection list pages need their own title?
Yes. The blog index is a different query from any single post. Give it a stable title and description.
Where is the wider CMS guide?
Framer CMS blog post SEO and the collections playbook cover structure, links, and pagination.