I am trying to test how well my title tags are working as well as description and images for purposes of getting picked up in search results.
I have set things up correctly on my page to have title tags, description and images.
However using some tools to test how they are rendering I am not able to see them.
Specifically, I can’t see them when using this tool for title tag checks. The title tag they get is “my page” which is a bubble default.
However, from the same site using another tool for meta description using this tool
I am able to see the meta description.
I also can’t seem them when I use the debugger inspector. I click on the page and the page title is “my page”. And the page title for SEO is empty. The meta description for SEO is correct though.
The strange thing is that I set up social sharing and when I share to sites like facebook the page title shows up in the post.
My page title is set up to do a search for the datatype and constraint is slug = get data from URL path and I use my URL path to set the content in a group on the page that contains all elements.
Everything displays correctly on the page.
Not sure what I am doing wrong as I don’t get to see the page title etc. on the inspector tool or other site seo checking tools.
Probably related to the fact that Bubble is JS-heavy, and many tools just check the static HTML without processing the JS and rendering dynamic elements. See this post. Of course, Google does, as highlighted in this post.
I had read through those posts, they were helpful in me getting to the point that I could test for this. The first post you linked to is where I got the tool you linked, which is great and thank you for posting it. Through that tool I am not able to see the page title but I can see the page meta description.
I would also think that even though bubble is rendered in JS that the bubble debugger inspector tool would show the page title but it is not. I am not sure if the bubble debugger tool is something they built or just coming off the browser developer tools in some way, but if bubble did build it, it would surely be built to process JS so that the page title would be rendered correctly.
I guess I will take a deeper dive on the second post you linked and register with google to see what they show me.
One other related issue is the RTE plugin from bubble content is not registering the header tags.
