If your Showit website looks beautiful but isn’t showing up in Google search results, there’s a good chance your SEO titles and meta descriptions haven’t been fully optimized.

This is one of the easiest updates you can make in Showit, and it can have a big impact over time. In this post, I’ll walk you through where to find your SEO settings, how to write effective titles and descriptions, and a few simple rules to follow so your pages don’t get cut off in search results.

Where SEO Lives in Showit

To add or update SEO settings in Showit, start by clicking on the page you want to optimize. From there:

1. Open Page Settings
2. Click on the SEO tab

This is where you’ll find fields for your SEO title and meta description. These settings are page-specific, so you’ll want to repeat this process for every important page on your website.

What Is an SEO Title?

Your SEO title is the headline that appears as the clickable blue link in Google search results. It tells both search engines and users what your page is about.

Best practices for SEO titles:

• Keep it between 50–60 characters
• Include your main keyword
• Make it clear and descriptive

Your SEO title does not need to match the headline on your website. You can keep your on-page design creative while using a more keyword-focused title for search engines.

Example:
Instead of “Services,” use something like:
Branding & Web Design for Service Businesses | Kemotion

What Is a Meta Description?

Your meta description is the short paragraph that appears under the SEO title in search results. While it doesn’t directly affect rankings, it plays a huge role in whether someone clicks on your page.

Best practices for meta descriptions:

• Keep it around 150–160 characters
• Clearly explain what the page offers
• Write it in a natural, human tone

Think of this as a short pitch. You’re helping someone decide if your page is worth clicking.

Quick Tips for Better Results

• Every page on your site should have a unique SEO title and meta description
• Avoid keyword stuffing. Clarity matters more than repetition
• Review and update your SEO settings anytime your services or messaging change

These small updates take just a few minutes per page but add up to stronger visibility and better click-through rates over time.

SEO doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Adding SEO titles and meta descriptions in Showit is one of the simplest ways to improve how your website shows up on Google, especially for service-based businesses.

If you haven’t checked your SEO settings recently, this is a great place to start.