Optimizing Visme Published Projects for Search Engines

Visme allows users to publish their projects online, but their visibility in search engine results depends on multiple factors. Understanding how search engines interact with Visme projects can help users optimize their content for search result ranking. You can also ensure that content you want to keep out of search engine results can be made private.

This article covers how Visme’s published projects work with search engines and provides best practices for SEO optimization.

How Search Engines Interact with Visme-Published Projects

Indexing and Visibility

– Enterprise Plans: Only users on an Enterprise plan can enable search engine indexing for their Visme projects. This is essential for projects to appear in search results.

– Allow Indexing Setting: For Enterprise users, in the Advanced Settings of the Share window, the “Allow Indexing” option is turned on by default. However, users can disable this if they full assurance that their project will not be indexed.

– Privately Share Project URLs: Projects shared privately do not include the project title in the URL. Instead, they use a randomized string of letters and numbers, making it difficult for search engines to index them due to lack of keywords associated to the content online.

URL Structure and Metadata

– Publishing for Web: When users publish a project for the web, the project title is included in the URL tail. This helps search engines crawl and rank the content.

– Alt Text for Accessibility & SEO: Adding Alternative Text (Alt Text) to images and elements in a project helps search engines understand the content – while allowing you to improve the accessibility of your content for all audiences.

– Meta Titles & Descriptions: Currently, standard Visme project settings do not support meta titles.

Best Practices for SEO Optimization

To improve the likelihood of Visme content ranking in search results, users should follow these strategies:

Embed Visme Projects on a Website

While search engines do not prioritize embedded content alone, users can optimize the page where their Visme project is embedded by:

– Using best practices and SEO techniques such as keyword optimization, meta descriptions, and structured content.

– Creating high-quality supporting content around the embedded Visme project.

– Ensuring internal linking to and from the page.

Download and Integrate HTML5 Content

– Users can download their Visme project as an HTML5 file and integrate the code directly into their website.

– This method allows search engines to index keywords and text within the Visme project, improving its relevance in search queries.

Use Descriptive Titles and Alt Text

– When publishing a project (Publish for Web option), choose a clear and relevant project title using keywords that are relevant to the content in the project and that align with common search queries.

– Add Alt Text to images and objects to enhance search engine visibility and improve accessibility.

Optimize Webpages That Feature Visme Content

If embedding a Visme project on a webpage, follow SEO best practices to improve rankings:

– Use structured data and high-quality content around the embedded Visme project.

– Include internal links to increase discoverability.

– Ensure fast page loading speeds for a better user experience