Site Settings
Configure page title, meta tags, analytics, and search engine indexing for each site.
Accessing site settings
Each site has its own settings page. To open it, go to your dashboard and click the gear icon on any site card.
Page Title & Description
Set a custom page title and meta description for your site. The title appears in the browser tab, and both are shown in search engine results. These are available on all plans.
If you leave the page title empty, it defaults to your site name.
The features below — Google Analytics, Custom Meta Tags, Search Engine Indexing, and Forms — require a Pro plan.
Google Analytics
Track visitor activity on your published site using Google Analytics.
Get your Measurement ID
In Google Analytics, go to Admin, then Data Streams, then select your stream. Copy the Measurement ID — it looks like G-XXXXXXXXXX.
Paste it in site settings
Open the site settings page and paste your Measurement ID into the Google Analytics field.
Save and publish
Click Save Settings. The tracking script is injected automatically on your published site — no code to paste.
Don't have a Google Analytics account yet? Create one for free at analytics.google.com. Set up a Web data stream for your mkpage.co subdomain.
Custom Meta Tags
Add custom meta tags to your site's <head>. These are useful for social sharing previews (Open Graph), author attribution, and other metadata that search engines and social platforms read.
Enter one tag per line in this format:
name=content
For example:
og:image=https://example.com/preview.png
og:title=My Awesome Site
author=Jane Doe
twitter:card=summary_large_image
Each line creates a <meta name="..." content="..."> tag in your published site's HTML head. Empty lines and lines without an = sign are ignored.
Search Engine Indexing
Control whether search engines like Google can discover and list your site. This is enabled by default.
- On — search engines can crawl and index your site normally.
- Off — a
noindex, nofollowmeta tag is added, telling search engines not to list your site in search results.
Turning indexing off does not instantly remove your site from search results. It tells search engines to stop indexing on their next crawl, which can take days or weeks.
You might want to disable indexing for sites that are still in progress, meant for a private audience, or used as internal landing pages.
Forms & Integrations
Collect form submissions from visitors on your published site and receive email notifications when new submissions come in. This feature is available on the Pro plan.
To configure forms, go to your dashboard, click the gear icon on a site card, and open the Forms & Integrations tab.
- Email notifications — Toggle on to receive an email at your account address each time someone submits a form on your site. There is a limit of 50 notification emails per day per site.
- Coming soon — Webhook forwarding, Mailchimp, Google Sheets, Zapier, and Make integrations are on the roadmap.
For full details on how forms work, viewing submissions, and spam protection, see the Forms documentation.