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What this feature does (and why use it) Improve how your booking page appears on Google and social media by customizing your Meta Title, Meta Description, and Social Preview Image.
These settings help you stand out in search results, increase click-through rates, and control how your link looks when shared anywhere online.

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Step 1

Go to Event Types in your dashboard.

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Step 2

Select the event for which you want to update the SEO details and click on the Settings (⚙️) icon on that event card.

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Step 3

Choose “Edit” from the dropdown.

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Step 4

In Your “Event Type”, scroll down to find “Advanced.”

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Step 5

In “Advanced” scroll down and update the following fields in “Webpage SEO & Branding”: “Meta Title” → Keep it under 55–60 characters so it doesn’t get cut in Google. Put the event name first, then your name/brand or location for context.
  • Example (agency): “Strategy Call — Brand Positioning Audit | BrightLabs”
“Meta Description” → Aim for 140–160 characters. State who it’s for, what happens on the call, and any key qualifier (duration, format, outcome). Example (coach): “Book a 45-minute career coaching session. Get role clarity, resume fixes, and an action plan.” “Social Preview Image”→ Use 1200×630 px (or similar 1.91:1) with readable text. Include your logo, event name, and a short benefit. Keep margins wide so text isn’t cropped. Example (therapist): A calm background with “Intro Therapy Session — 30 min” + clinic logo.

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Step 6

Click “Save” to apply the changes.

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Step 7

Copy your event link and paste it on the channel you want to share (WhatsApp, LinkedIn, X, Facebook, email). The “Social Preview Image” and “Meta Title”/“Meta Description” will render automatically. Preview-
Startup DemoCommon Mistakes to Avoid
Meta Title: “Product Demo — AI Reporting | Acme Analytics”
Meta Description: “Live 30-minute walkthrough. See automated dashboards, alerts, and team sharing.”
Social Preview Image: Product UI screenshot with “Live Demo” tag.		• Stuffing keywords in Meta Title — makes it hard to read and reduces clicks. Use a clear event name + brand/location.
• Writing vague Meta Description (e.g., “Best service ever”). Instead, describe the session, duration, and outcome.
• Using a low-contrast Social Preview Image with tiny text — becomes unreadable on mobile.
• Forgetting to Save and then testing the old cached preview. • Reusing the same Meta Title for multiple events — looks duplicate in search results.