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Article categories: organise your blog
Article categories group your blog posts by topic. Each category has its own page on the site listing its articles.Creating a categoryClick New.Write the title, a subtitle and, optionally, a description, in each language.Fill in the link (for example blog or news): it is the address of the category...
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FAQs: answer questions before people write to you
FAQs answer the questions your customers ask again and again: delivery times, shipping, returns, payment methods… Done well, they save messages and build trust.Creating a questionClick New.In Title write the question the way a customer would ask it, in each language.In Description write the...
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Question categories: group your FAQs
Question categories group your FAQs by topic (for example “Shipping”, “Payments”, “Account”). Each category has its own page with its questions.Creating a categoryClick New.Write the title and, optionally, a subtitle and a description, in each language.Fill in the link (for example...
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Forms: contact forms and automatic emails
A form defines two things at once: the fields the visitor fills in and the email sent on submit. Forms also act as templates for the automatic emails of customer accounts.TypesCONTACT: a contact form for your site.REGISTER, RECOVER, VALIDATED: the emails a customer receives when signing up,...
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Titles and metas: how your site appears on Google
When someone searches on Google, each result shows a title and a description. Here you decide which text appears for each page of your site.The listIt brings together everything with its own address: the front page (HOME), pages, categories, products, articles and FAQs. The Section column shows...
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Google Analytics: measure your site’s visits
Here you paste the Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager code to know how many visits you get, where they come from and which pages they read.Connecting Google AnalyticsAt analytics.google.com, create a property for your site and copy the Google tag (the block starting with ).Paste it into...
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Sitemap: the list of your pages for Google
The sitemap is a file (sitemap.xml) listing all the pages of your site. It helps Google find all of them, including new ones.Generating itChoose the protocol: Https (the usual one).Type your domain, without https:// or a trailing slash (for example www.mycompany.com). If you use a custom domain,...
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Robots: what search engines may crawl
The robots.txt file tells search engines which parts of your site they may crawl. On this screen you edit its content directly.The usual setupFor most sites it is enough to allow everything and point to the sitemap:User-agent: *
Allow: /
Sitemap: https://www.mycompany.com/sitemap.xmlThe Sitemap:...
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General: name, logo, languages and address of your site
This is where your site’s main details live. Almost everything else depends on what you put here.ImagesLogo: the one in the header. Ideally PNG or SVG with a transparent background.White logo: the version for dark backgrounds (dark header, “dark” contrast blocks, footer).Favicon: the small...
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Preferences: colors, fonts and the style of each page
Preferences gathers the site’s visual settings, in several cards. Each card is saved separately with its own Update button.General: colors and fontsPrimary color: your brand’s main color. It is the background of “dark” contrast blocks and many details.Secondary color: the color of buttons,...