Jun 16 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
PhotoBiz includes a powerful set of SEO tools built into the website builder to make sure you have everything you need to build up and maintain your rankings with Google, Bing, and the other search engines.
Overview
Every page of your PhotoBiz website includes built-in SEO tools that help search engines understand your content. These settings let you customize how each page may appear in search results on Google, Bing, and other search engines.
In this guide, you will learn how to customize SEO settings for an individual website page in the PhotoBiz Website Builder. The easiest option is to use ASK PHOTOBIZ AI to quickly generate your meta title, meta description, meta keywords, and schema markup.
You can also customize your Friendly URL, add tracking code, and paste your own schema markup if you already have it prepared. After you save your changes, your page-level SEO settings are applied to your website.
Customizing SEO gives you more control over how your website pages appear in search results. This is especially helpful for important pages such as your Home page, About page, Services pages, Contact page, portfolio pages, and location-specific pages.
PhotoBiz SEO tools can help you:
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click WEBSITE in the left-side menu.
This opens your Website Builder, where you can view and manage the pages on your website.
Select the website page you want to optimize.
Choose the page you want search engines to better understand. This may be your Home page, About page, Services page, Contact page, portfolio page, or another important page on your website.
After the page opens, click SEO in the top-right corner of the page editor. This opens the SEO settings panel for that specific page.
Review the SEO panel that slides in from the right side of the screen.
The SEO panel includes four sections: metas, friendly url, tracking, and schema. These options appear on the left side of the SEO panel and let you move between each page-level SEO setting.
In the metas section, review the Search Engine Preview, meta title, meta description, and meta keywords.
The Search Engine Preview shows an example of how your page may appear in search results. Search engines may use your page content, meta title, and meta description to determine how the page appears in results.
Your SEO may be set to Auto or Custom. Auto SEO can provide a helpful starting point. Custom SEO gives you more control over the title, description, and keywords for that page.
Click ASK PHOTOBIZ AI to generate SEO content quickly.
PhotoBiz AI uses information from your Business Profile and the content on your page to generate a meta title, meta description, and meta keywords. This helps you create page-specific SEO content without having to write everything from scratch.
After PhotoBiz AI adds the updated content, review the meta title, meta description, and meta keywords. You can make edits if you want to adjust the wording, add your location, highlight a service, or better match the content on the page.
When you are ready, click SAVE CHANGES.
Click friendly url on the left side of the SEO panel if you want to customize the page link.
A Friendly URL is the custom page link, sometimes called a URL slug. Short, descriptive URLs can help visitors and search engines understand what your page is about.
Choose Custom from the dropdown menu. Enter a short, hyphenated phrase using letters, numbers, and hyphens only.
For example, a wedding photography page could use: your-city-wedding-photography
Click SAVE CHANGES to apply the updated Friendly URL.
Click tracking on the left side of the SEO panel if you need to add tracking code to this page.
This section is optional. Use it when you have tracking code from a third-party tool such as Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or another provider.
Paste your tracking code into the appropriate HEAD or BODY field based on the instructions from your tracking provider.
When you are finished, click SAVE CHANGES.
Click schema on the left side of the SEO panel if you want to add structured data to the page.
Schema markup is structured data that helps search engines better understand the content on your page. It can help search engines identify details such as your business name, location, services, contact information, social media links, FAQs, events, products, reviews, and other page-specific information.
Click ASK PHOTOBIZ AI to generate schema markup for the page. This is the recommended option for most PhotoBiz users because you do not need to write schema markup manually.
Ask PhotoBiz AI may use your website content and the details saved in your Branding section to help generate schema markup. Review the generated schema markup before saving.
Using the ASK PHOTOBIZ AI button counts as one PhotoBiz AI request for the month.
When you are finished, click SAVE CHANGES.
After you save your changes, your page’s SEO settings are applied to your website.
There is no separate publish button. Clicking SAVE CHANGES applies the update to your website.
Your Search Engine Preview updates so you can review how your meta title and meta description may appear in search results. Search engines may take time to crawl and update your listing, so changes may not appear in Google or Bing immediately.
You do not need to customize every page at once. Start with the most important pages on your website, such as:
For most users, ASK PHOTOBIZ AI is the easiest way to create SEO content. It helps generate a meta title, meta description, and meta keywords based on your business information and page content.
You should still review the generated SEO before saving. Make sure it accurately describes your services, location, and the content on the page.
You can also write your own SEO content by switching the SEO setting to Custom and entering your own meta title, meta description, and meta keywords. This option is helpful if you already have specific SEO wording you want to use.
For best results, each page should have unique SEO content that matches the actual content on that page. Avoid using the same meta title and meta description across multiple pages.
If you plan to use ASK PHOTOBIZ AI for schema markup, review the Branding section of your PhotoBiz account first and make sure your business profile is accurate.
If you already have schema markup created outside of PhotoBiz, you can paste it directly into the schema section instead of using ASK PHOTOBIZ AI. This option is best for advanced users who are familiar with structured data and already have valid schema prepared. Most schema markup is added in JSON-LD format.
Schema markup should be unique and accurate to the page where it is added. Do not copy the same schema markup across multiple pages unless the information truly applies to each page.
Tracking code and schema markup should be added to their matching sections. Add analytics, pixel, or conversion tracking code in tracking. Add structured data or JSON-LD schema markup in schema.
A strong meta title should clearly describe the page and include an important keyword or location when appropriate.
A strong meta description should summarize the page in a natural way and encourage potential clients to click.
For example, instead of using a general title like “Gallery,” use a more specific title such as “Your City Wedding Photography Gallery.”
Instead of using a vague description like “View my photos,” use a more helpful description such as “View wedding photography in your city, featuring engagement sessions, ceremonies, receptions, and real couples.”
Why are my SEO changes not showing in Google yet?
Search engines need time to crawl and update your website listing. Your changes are applied to your PhotoBiz website after you save them, but Google and Bing control when updated search results appear.
Does Google always use my meta title and meta description?
Not always. Search engines may choose to display different text from your page if they believe it better matches a visitor’s search. Your custom meta title and meta description still help provide clear information about the page.
Should I add schema markup to every page?
You do not need to add schema markup to every page. Use schema when you have accurate structured information that matches the visible page content, such as FAQs, services, events, products, or business details.
What should I do if Google Search Console shows an alert?
Some Google Search Console messages are recommendations or notices rather than urgent errors. Review the message carefully. PhotoBiz is not affiliated with Google Search Console, but you can visit Google Webmaster Central for help with Google Search Console questions.
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