Local SEO
Every published site automatically serves a sitemap.xml and a robots.txt on its own address, so search engines can index all pages of the site. No setup is required.
FAQ section. Add the “FAQ” section in the builder and answer the questions customers ask most often - search engines can show these answers directly in search results.
Landing pages. You can create landing pages for specific services and cities - for example, “brake repair in Springfield” - to catch local search queries.
Google Business. Link your Google Business profile in the site settings so visitors can find you on Google Maps. After completed appointments your guests receive an email asking them to leave a review - reviews strengthen your local ranking.
The publish checklist in the builder now also reminds you about local-SEO basics: consistent name, address and phone (NAP), filled-in working hours and an enabled lead-capture form.
Product catalog and feeds
The “Products” section shows your marketplace products on your microsite - with search, filters and pagination. Enable it in the builder on the “Sections” step (requires seller verification); products are taken from your seller catalog automatically.
Why a setting is not visible on the site
If you changed a setting but nothing changed on the site, the reason is usually one of these: