SEO
Publish directory pages that search engines can understand
Use structured records, custom pages, clean URLs, and SEO settings to make your directory easier to crawl and share.
The goal is simple: less plugin setup, more search-friendly public pages.
All featuresGive your directory the basics it needs before you start chasing traffic.
SEO controls for public pages
Structured content for long-tail pages
Custom pages for About, FAQ, and landing pages
Control page metadata
Set search and social details for important pages without editing code.
Publish structured records
Records and collections give search engines clearer content than a loose pile of pages.
Create supporting pages
Add custom pages like About, Contact, FAQ, policy, or niche landing pages on Growth and higher plans.
Why it matters
Directories win when their records and category-style pages can be discovered, understood, and shared.
Turn structured records into search-friendly public content
Create supporting pages that build trust around the directory
Avoid bolting SEO basics onto the site after launch
Built for directory SEO
| Feature | DirectoryCraft | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Structured records | Built in | Often manual |
| Custom pages | Plan-based limits | Plugin or custom work |
| SEO settings | Included | Usually add-on setup |
Questions about seo-ready pages
Can category pages rank in search?
Does DirectoryCraft support structured data?
Do I need a separate SEO plugin?
Explore more features
Submissions & Payments
Accept visitor submissions, design custom forms, review records, and charge for paid placements from one directory workflow.
Directory Monetization
Create paid submission flows, review content before publishing, and turn directory visibility into revenue.
Collections & Records
Model your directory content with collections, records, custom fields, references, and structured data built for real directory sites.
Launch your directory this week.
Start with your content, collect submissions, and publish on your own domain without setup overhead.