No blank titles on demos
Pages ship with a business-name title instead of an empty tab.
How it works in HaWa
SEO pressure at generation time
- 1
Assembler sets a document title
Generated HTML includes a <title> based on the business name (plus standard viewport setup) so the page isn’t untitled in browser tabs and basic crawls.
- 2
Quality checks enforce basics
The generation quality pipeline checks for a <title>, html lang, and image alt attributes — flagging weak output before you accept a demo.
- 3
Copy agents consider SEO angles
Planning can surface SEO-oriented phrasing opportunities for the brief. That influences draft copy — it is not a keyword-rank dashboard.
- 4
Marketing-site SEO is separate
HaWa’s own marketing pages use buildMetadata, sitemaps, and OG tags. Those tools are for the HaWa website — not a per-customer SEO studio inside the editor today.
Outcomes
What you get out of it
Alt text is part of quality
Image alts are checked so stock/photos aren’t silently unlabeled.
Language attribute present
html lang is part of the quality gate for generated markup.
You still own the facts
Refine wording in the editor; SEO basics don’t replace accurate business copy.
Questions
Feature FAQ
Does HaWa include a meta description / OG editor for my site?+
Not as a customer-facing SEO suite today. Marketing pages for HaWa itself use rich metadata; generated customer sites rely on generation defaults and quality checks.
Will my site appear in HaWa’s sitemap.xml?+
No. The public sitemap lists HaWa marketing/blog URLs — not each customer’s generated website.
Do you guarantee rankings?+
No. HaWa helps with foundational markup hygiene. Rankings depend on content, demand, links, and competition outside the product.
Can I add schema.org markup myself?+
There’s no dedicated schema builder in the editor. Treat structured data as a future/expert enhancement unless you edit HTML outside the self-serve tools.