Mount Olympus: SEO, Domains and Publishing
SEO settings, tracking codes, custom code, domains, previews, backups and going live.
What the Site Dashboard does
The Site Dashboard is one full-screen place for a site's stats, Site Audit, SEO and AEO settings, links, accessibility, cookies and legal pages, and backups, opened from the editor's SEO/AEO button.
How to use the Site Audit
Run the Site Audit to find accessibility, on-page, trust, technical and search/AI visibility issues on a Mount Olympus site, see which pages they affect, and jump straight to the fix.
The editor's Settings panel explained
What every section of the editor's Settings panel does, from Domain and Google Tools to Root files, Custom code and Export site, and who sees each one.
How to set page SEO and meta tags
Set each page's SEO title, description, social image, canonical URL, No index and schema, edit every page at once in Page SEO and Blog SEO, and let Zeus write missing meta tags for free.
How to set the favicon, social image, root files and iframe security
Set a site's favicon, home screen icon and default social share image, add ads.txt or verification files at the top of the domain, and choose whether other sites may frame it.
How to use the accessibility checker
Check every page of a Mount Olympus site for problems that affect screen-reader, keyboard and phone users, get a score and plain-English fixes, and fix many of them with one click.
How to add image alt text across a site
See every image on a Mount Olympus site in one place, fill in missing alt text, and have Zeus look at the images and write alt text for you to review and save.
Your site's sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt and blog feed explained
Every published Mount Olympus site makes its own sitemap.xml, robots.txt, llms.txt and blog feed. Where to find them, what's in them, and why a page might be missing.
AEO settings, llms.txt and AI crawlers explained
Control how AI assistants read a Mount Olympus site with an llms.txt file, an AI crawler policy in robots.txt and Local Business schema built from Business Info.
How to set up the cookie banner
Show a cookie banner on a Mount Olympus site — notice only, opt-in, or region-aware (opt-in in the EU and UK) — so analytics, pixels, custom code and embedded videos and maps wait for the visitor's choice.
How to set up URL redirects, site-wide SEO and the 404 page
Send old addresses to new pages with 301 or 302 redirects, set the site's fallback title and description, hide the whole site from search, and customize the 404 page.
How to add Google Analytics, tracking pixels and Search Console verification
Add GA4, Google Ads, Tag Manager, Meta and TikTok IDs to a site in Settings → Google Tools, verify it in Search Console, turn Zeus's Google Ads conversions on or off, and add conversion code to one form.
How to create a privacy policy, terms of service and cookie policy
Generate a Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and Cookie Policy for a Mount Olympus site from the client's Business Info and what the site really uses, then review them and set them live.
How to add custom code to a site (Dev Mode)
Add site-wide CSS, head code, body-end code and JavaScript in Settings → Custom code, choose when each waits for cookie consent, run an HTML widget's scripts on the live site, and add head code to one page.
How to connect Google Search Console to a site
Let ContentForge verify a live Mount Olympus site in Google Search Console and submit its sitemap, connect a property you already have, or paste a verification code by hand.
How to connect a domain to a site
Choose a free subdomain or connect the business's own domain with step-by-step DNS instructions for its DNS host, a live check, emailed steps and automatic SSL.
How to publish, republish and unpublish a site
Put a Mount Olympus site live, republish changes, keep unfinished pages as drafts, publish a single page, or take the site offline. Published sites count toward hosted-site billing.
How to preview a site and share a preview link
Preview a site on desktop, tablet and phone before publishing, and send clients a preview link to unpublished changes that lasts until you stop sharing it.
How to back up and restore a site
Make named backups of a Mount Olympus site, preview any backup, and restore an earlier version. A backup is also saved on every publish and before every restore.
How to export a site
Download a site as a static website you can host anywhere, as a content pack (a WordPress import file, spreadsheets and the media library), or as a ContentForge backup you can restore as a new site.
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