Customization

Site Settings

Status: Available Configure your community's core settings, branding, and preferences. Overview Site Settings is the central hub for your community's configuration. Here you control everything from branding to authentication options. Branding - Site Title — your community's name, shown in the browser tab and across the platform - Site Logo — displayed in the navigation bar - Site Icon — used as the favicon and in mobile bookmarks - Brand Color — your primary brand color used throughout the UI Language and SEO - Language — the default language for your community - Meta Description — appears in search engine results under your site title - Search Engine Visibility — if disabled, your entire site is hidden from search engines (adds noindex meta tag) Revenue Model This is automatically determined based on your products and plans configuration: - Products Only — you only sell one-time products - Subscription Only — you only offer subscription plans - Combined — you offer both products and plans The revenue model affects the landing page layout, checkout flow, and onboarding experience. Don't manually override it. Authentication - Enable Google Auth — allow members to sign in with Google - Enable Facebook Auth — allow members to sign in with Facebook These require setting up the corresponding client IDs and secrets in API Tokens. Currency - Default Currency — used for all price displays across your community Tips - Upload both a logo and icon — they serve different purposes - Keep your meta description under 160 characters for best SEO results - Test social login before enabling it for members Related - Landing Page Setup - SEO and Indexing

Landing Page Setup

Status: Available Customize your community's landing page to convert visitors into members. Overview The landing page is the first thing visitors see. It's composed of configurable sections that you can customize from Site Settings. Hero Section The main banner area at the top of your landing page: - Eyebrow Text — small text above the heading (e.g., "Welcome to") - Heading — your main headline - Benefits List — bullet points highlighting key value propositions - Hero Image — the image displayed alongside your headline - Promo Slider Items — rotating promotional content below the hero Sidebar Widgets The left sidebar on the newsfeed page supports promotional widgets: - Promo Widget — a card with title, description, and call-to-action button. Toggle visibility with the enabled switch - Upgrade CTA — a widget encouraging free members to upgrade. Shows headline, subtext, and CTA button Best of Community A curated showcase of your best content. You can select specific posts, articles, courses, or groups to feature here. Tips - Keep your hero heading short and compelling — under 10 words - Use 3-5 benefits in the list for best visual balance - The promo widget is great for highlighting limited-time offers or new features - Update the Best of Community section regularly to keep the landing page fresh Related - Site Settings - SEO and Indexing

SEO and Indexing

Status: Available Control how your community appears in search engines. Overview TribeCrafter gives you control over search engine visibility at both the site level and individual content level. Site-Level SEO In Site Settings: - Meta Description — the description shown in search results for your homepage - Search Engine Visibility — master switch. If disabled, no page on your site is indexed Content-Level SEO Individual blog posts and articles have their own SEO fields: - Is Indexable — controls whether this specific piece of content is visible to search engines. Auto-set to true when you publish, but you can override it - Meta Title — custom title for search results (falls back to the content title if empty) - Meta Description — custom description for search results How It Works - When Is Indexable is true, the page includes a <meta name="robots" content="index, follow"> tag - When false, it includes <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> tag - This is set automatically on publish but can be manually overridden Tips - Always write custom meta descriptions for important content — auto-generated ones are often poor - Keep meta titles under 60 characters and descriptions under 160 - Premium/gated content can still be indexed — search engines see the preview, members see the full content - New content is automatically set as indexable when published Related - Site Settings - Blog Management - Articles and Access Groups