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SEO output

What every published page emits for search engines and answer engines, and the settings that change it.

Explanation· Last verified Aug 18, 2026

On this page

Your blog is built to be read by crawlers as well as people. This page is what it emits, so you know what is already handled.

Per page

Title and meta description

Set per post in the editor, with defaults derived from the article.

Canonical URL

Always the primary domain, so aliases and the platform subdomain never compete with your own hostname.

Structured data

Article level markup, plus FAQ markup where an article carries questions.

Open Graph and Twitter cards

Title, description and image, so a shared link renders properly.

Indexing control

A post can be excluded from indexing without unpublishing it.

Per site

  • A sitemap.xml covering your published posts, kept current as you publish.
  • A robots.txt naming that sitemap.
  • Clean, stable slugs. Changing a slug is possible and worth avoiding once a post has been indexed.

GEO

Answer engines quote articles that answer directly, carry visible structure and cite specifically. The editor's GEO panel checks exactly that, per article. See the editor.

Search Console

Connecting Search Console brings indexing verdicts and query performance into the workspace, and lets Blogged confirm your sitemap was submitted. See Search Console.

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