Page titles, sitemaps, audits, keywords and competitors.
TeleportHQ gives every page a title, description, social image, canonical address and schema markup, writes your sitemap.xml, robots.txt and llms.txt when you publish, lets you hide a whole site with Show this site in search engines, lists broken links in the editor's Issues window, and adds audit tools under Growth → SEO & Performance.
In TeleportHQ, open a page's menu in the Pages list, click Page SEO Settings and fill in Meta Title (up to 70 characters) and Meta Description (up to 160); set the site-wide defaults in Project settings → SEO & social → Search engines, then publish.
In TeleportHQ, open a page's Page SEO Settings and click Fill with AI next to Meta Settings to write the page's missing meta title and description from its content; it fills only empty fields and uses a small amount of AI tokens.
In TeleportHQ, set a site-wide sharing image and description in Project settings → SEO & social → Social sharing, then change the image, title and description for any page in Page SEO Settings → Open Graph Settings, where Generate with AI can also create the image.
TeleportHQ writes sitemap.xml, robots.txt and llms.txt for your site every time you publish; to see or change them, click the Project settings cog, then SEO & social → Search engines, where the settings show the files your next publish writes, save on their own, and link to the files on your live site.
In TeleportHQ, open a page's Page SEO Settings and turn on No Index to keep it out of Google, Custom Canonical to point search engines to another address, or Custom Redirect to send visitors elsewhere; hide the whole site with Show this site in search engines, and manage every redirect under Custom Redirects in Project settings → SEO & social → Search engines.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click the yellow issues button at the top left (for example 1 issue) to open the Issues window, which lists every link on your pages, Blog posts and Help Center articles that leads nowhere, with a button that takes you to each one, even before you publish.
In TeleportHQ, open Growth → SEO & Performance → Site Health and click Run audit; in about a minute the Audit report opens with Performance, SEO, Accessibility and Best practices scores from 0 to 100 for your live site, plus a plain-language list of issues you can download or fix with AI.
In a TeleportHQ Site Health audit report, click Apply fixes with AI (or Fix with AI on one issue) to have AI write missing SEO titles, search descriptions, image alt text, link labels and social sharing images; review the proposals, click Apply, then publish.
In TeleportHQ, open Growth → SEO & Performance → Contrast and click Run contrast audit to find text on your live site that is hard to read against its background; each issue shows its current colors next to a suggested fix that the AI Assistant can apply for you.
In TeleportHQ, open Growth → SEO & Performance → Keywords → Performance data, click Connect Google Search Console, sign in with the Google account that owns your verified site, and see the searches, clicks, impressions and positions that bring visitors to your site.
In TeleportHQ, open Growth → SEO & Performance → Keywords; click Analyze pages under Recommendations for page-by-page title, description and content suggestions, or open Performance data and click See AI keyword ideas for search terms to target, even without Google Search Console.
In TeleportHQ, open Growth → SEO & Performance → Competitors, optionally add competitor websites, and click Run benchmark to compare your Google PageSpeed scores with similar sites and get a prioritized to-do list you can hand to the AI Assistant.
TeleportHQ publishes schema markup (JSON-LD structured data) on every page for you; to give a page its own, open its Page SEO Settings and, under Schema markup, click Generate schema markup or edit the code, and the Keep Schema Markup Up To Date switch rewrites AI-written schemas that fell behind their page, using AI tokens, before a publish or a Next.js or React export.
