What Custom Meta Tags Are
Custom meta tags are hidden HTML metadata fields added to a specific page.
They do not appear visually on the page.
They can affect how the page is read by:
Search engines
Browsers
Social media platforms
SEO tools
Where to Find Custom Meta Tags
Custom meta tags are added from the SEO Meta Data panel inside the Kyrios page builder.
To open the SEO Meta Data panel:
Go to Sites.
Open Funnels or Websites.
Select the funnel or website you want to edit.
Open the page or step you want to update.
Click the SEO Meta Data icon at the top of the builder.
How to Add a Custom Meta Tag
Add custom meta tags from the Links & Tags section inside the SEO Meta Data panel.
Open the page in the builder.
Click the SEO Meta Data icon.
Open Links & Tags.
Find Custom Meta Tags.
Click + Add.
Enter the tag name.
Enter the tag content.
Click Add.
Click Update SEO Meta to save the page metadata.
Example: Add a Noindex Meta Tag
Use a noindex tag when you do not want search engines to index a specific page.
Create a custom meta tag with these values:
Name: robots
Content: noindex
This tells search engines not to include that page in search results after the page is crawled again.
Common Issues and Fixes
The custom meta tag did not save
Click Update SEO Meta after adding the custom meta tag. The tag is not fully saved until the SEO metadata is updated.
Google has not updated the page yet
Search engines may take a few hours or a few days to recognize updated meta tags.
The timing depends on when the page is crawled again.
A private or draft page still appears in search results
Add a custom meta tag with:
Name: robots
Content: noindex
Search engines must crawl the page again before the result may disappear.
FAQ
How long does it take for Google to recognize updated meta tags?
Google may recognize updated meta tags within a few hours or a few days, depending on its crawl schedule.
Can I add multiple custom meta tags to one page?
Yes. You can add multiple custom meta tags to the same page when needed.
Will missing meta tags hurt my SEO?
Missing important meta tags, such as descriptions or social sharing metadata, can reduce how clearly search engines and platforms understand the page.
What happens if I add a noindex tag?
A noindex tag tells search engines not to include that page in search results after the page is crawled again.