Search engines & sharing

Your weather site is built to be found: published sites get clean titles, structured data, a sitemap and social share previews out of the box. The Search engine & social card on your site's Settings page lets you tune how that looks — or opt out of search engines entirely.

What search engines and shares show

• Meta title: the page title shown in the browser tab, in Google results and on social shares. Leave it blank to use your site's title. About 60 characters works best (the field allows up to 70).
• Meta description: the summary search engines show under your title. Leave it blank to use your tagline. About 155 characters works best (up to 200 allowed).
• Share image: when someone shares your site on social media, the preview uses your header banner photo, or your logo if you haven't set a banner. Both are uploaded on the Appearance page.

What's handled for you

For every published site, Pro Weather automatically provides:

• A sitemap (/sitemap.xml) and robots.txt on your site's own address, including your custom domain.
• Structured data (JSON-LD) describing your site and — when your station's coordinates are known — its location. This helps your site show up for local searches like "weather in your town".
• A canonical URL, so search engines index one address consistently.

Keeping your site out of search engines

Prefer to share your site privately? Turn on "Discourage search engines from indexing this site" in the same card. Your site stays reachable by anyone with the link, but asks Google and other search engines not to list it. This works on every plan.

Draft and expired sites are never indexed

Only published sites are indexable. While your site is a draft, or if a trial or subscription lapses, visitors see a Coming soon page and search engines are told not to index it.

Next steps

• Add Google Analytics to measure your visitors
• Use a custom domain
• Appearance & branding