In this episode of Kajabi in 5 Minutes, we break down the essentials of SEO for your Kajabi website. Learn how to optimize your page titles, descriptions, and images, and discover best practices for using headings to boost your visibility in search results. Whether you’re new to Kajabi or looking to refine your SEO strategy, this episode offers practical, actionable tips to help your content reach more people.

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Welcome to Episode 50 of Kajabi in 5 Minutes! Today, we’re focusing on the essentials of SEO in Kajabi, including how to set up your page titles, descriptions, and headings to help your content perform better in search results and make it easier for your audience to find what they need.

Kajabi makes it simple to control the basic SEO settings for your pages. To access these options, go to your Pages section—either Website Pages or Landing Pages—and click the three dots to find the “Edit Details” area. This section is where you’ll set up the key SEO elements for your page.

On a Landing Page, you’ll see a page title at the top, which serves as your internal title. Scroll to the bottom of the “Edit Details” area, and you’ll find another title field, a description box, and an image upload option. The bottom title is your public site title, which appears in search results, social media shares, and browser tabs. It’s important to make this title relevant to your page content, as Google uses it to understand your page.

The description box, while not used by Google’s algorithms anymore, can still appear in search results and helps users decide which link to click. Use this space to make your page stand out and clearly explain what visitors can expect. The image you upload here will show up when your page is shared on social media or messaging apps.

For Website Pages, there’s only one title field at the top, which serves both internal and public purposes. There isn’t a second title or always an image option, so be sure your main title is clear and descriptive.

Headings play a major role in both SEO and readability. The H1 tag (Header 1) should be used only once at the top of your page to clearly state what the page is about. This helps Google understand your content and boosts your chances of ranking for relevant keywords. If you want to adjust font sizes for design purposes, use H2, H3, and other heading tags instead of repeating H1.

Set your H2 to match the size of H1 if you prefer a certain look, but reserve H1 for the main headline. This structure not only helps search engines but also makes your content easier for visitors to scan and understand.

While technical SEO settings are important, the quality and organization of your content matter most. Google’s goal is to provide the best answers to users’ questions, so focus on creating valuable, well-organized, and easy-to-read content. Use clear headings, readable fonts, and logical sections to guide your audience through your page.

Great content that answers specific questions will naturally perform better in search results. Make sure your page titles, headings, and descriptions all work together to support your main topic and provide a great user experience.

That wraps up our look at SEO basics in Kajabi. By setting up your page titles, descriptions, and headings thoughtfully, and by focusing on high-quality, organized content, you’ll make your site more search-friendly and helpful for your audience. Thanks for tuning in, and remember, you can always catch Kajabi in 5 Minutes at double speed if you’re short on time. See you next week!