SEO

Schema markup can be very powerful in terms of local SEO. Adding the ability for us to add, even basic schema like the business address, description and service type would go a long way.

Can we have a way to add schema markup for individual articles in the blog? At the moment we can only do it to the blog page, but not to the articles themselves.

Create a section to manage all SEO Meta Data as an alternative to visiting individual pages, each page would get a box with fields to populate, but instead of visiting each individual page, its all on one, this allows you to apply the same author, social image, etc. to the selected, or ALL webpages You can include an SEO scoring system.

We handle SEO and local ranking strategies for many clients, but right now we can’t show keyword ranking progress or Google Business Profile performance inside GoHighLevel. Because of this, we still need to rely on external SEO tools and manually transfer results when reporting to clients. It would be incredibly beneficial to track keyword movement, search visibility and Google Business Profile activity inside the platform. Being able to see how keywords are improving over time, how many local searches and profile views clients are getting, and the impact of our SEO work would allow us to report results more clearly and more easily. For agencies, SEO and local ranking are a major part of client acquisition and retention. Having this functionality native in GHL would allow us to keep everything in one place and provide a much more complete performance picture, without having to send clients to other tools or dashboards.

Today, we can resell Search Atlas per sub-account, where each sub-account can use it on up to 4 sites. While this is a great value, it's not a good fit for most agencies. 👉🏼 The problem: Most sub-accounts only manage 1 site, so the current pricing structure ($97–$79 per sub-account) doesn't scale well unless we're delivering full SEO services. 👉🏼 The opportunity: Introduce an agency pricing model that allows us to spread cost across more sub-accounts and sites. This would unlock more usage, better scalability, and likely higher total adoption. Suggested pricing model options: Pay-per-site model (agency-managed deployment and/or optional markup price): 💸 0–10 sites: $30/site 💸 10–50 sites: $25/site 💸 50+ sites: $20/site Flat-rate agency plan (agency-managed deployment and/or optional markup price and/or SaaS plan access): 💸 0–10 sites: $197/month 💸 10–25 sites: $497/month 💸 25+ sites: $997/month This would make Search Atlas much more attractive to agencies, especially those offering SEO as a bundled or optional service — not just a core deliverable. Let us offer it at scale. More flexibility = more users = more growth for everyone.

Currently it is not fully white-label, because if I click on the "Advanced SEO" function, it redirects the user to a leadconnector page. We need this to be fully white-label, so w can re-sell it in our SaaS.

Please consider adding a native robots.txt editor to GoHighLevel’s website and funnel builder. This feature is essential for controlling SEO and crawler access without relying on external workarounds. Having an integrated robots.txt editor would simplify SEO management, improve site indexing, and enhance user control. It’s a widely requested feature that would greatly benefit the community. Thank you for considering this addition to your roadmap.

Overview -- GoHighLevel needs a Global SEO Template System that allows administrators to define platform-wide defaults for meta titles, meta descriptions, open graph tags, canonical URLs, and other SEO elements using dynamic variables. -- This would eliminate repetitive manual edits, reduce errors, and bring GHL in line with SEO capabilities found in WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, HubSpot CMS, and other modern platforms. Current Limitation -- All SEO fields must be updated manually one page at a time across websites, funnels, funnel steps, blog posts, and membership pages. -- This is inefficient and inconsistent, especially for agencies managing multiple client accounts. Proposed Solution: Add Global SEO Defaults with Dynamic Variables -- Add a new section under Site Settings labeled SEO Defaults where users can define global SEO templates. -- Allow variables such as {{page.title}}, {{ site.name }}, {{page.path}}, {{ brand.phone }}, {{ brand.location.city }}, {{brand.location.state}}, and {{brand.domain}}. -- These variables would automatically populate SEO metadata on every new page unless manually overridden. Examples of Global SEO Patterns -- Meta Title Template: {{page.title}} | {{ site.name }} -- Meta Description Template: Learn more about {{page.title}} from {{ site.name }}. -- Open Graph Title Template: {{page.title}} – {{ site.name }} -- Canonical URL Template: https://{{brand.domain}}/{{page.path}} Benefits -- Massive time savings by removing the need to edit SEO metadata on dozens or hundreds of pages manually. -- Eliminates human error by ensuring consistent metadata across all pages and funnels. -- Essential for agencies that want standardized SEO practices across multiple client accounts. -- Supports multi-location and programmatic SEO using dynamic variables. -- Improves overall search performance through consistent, correct, and structured metadata. Optional Enhancements -- Option to force global templates unless overridden on a specific page. -- Option to bulk-apply global SEO settings to all existing pages. -- Ability to define global no-index rules for pages like thank-you, checkout, and upsell steps. Conclusion -- A Global SEO Template System with dynamic variables would significantly strengthen GoHighLevel’s SEO capabilities, reduce operational workload, and provide consistent, professional SEO foundations for all sites and funnels on the platform.

I have 30 GHL tabs open right now. They all say my Agency Name. Instead, one should say "Sub Account Name -> Workflows" Another should say "Sub Account Name -> Funnels" and another should say "Sub Account Name -> Contact > Conversation > Greg Hill" It's a nightmare for power users like myself to use this system with multiple tabs. Please, please, PLEASE add USEFUL meta title tags to each GHL page.