How to optimize SEO in Repaint
Last updated September 28, 2026
Repaint can set up the technical side of SEO for you, so search engines can find and understand your site. You don't need to know the technical details to start from a solid base.
What Repaint handles
You can ask Repaint to run an SEO audit, and it applies the technical basics search engines look for, like clear page titles and a sitemap. It can also help you write and refine the actual words on your pages.
“Run an SEO audit on my site and fix the technical basics.”
What Repaint can't do is guarantee search traffic. Good technical SEO and content give you a strong foundation. But rankings also depend on things outside any website builder's control, like how much competition you face and the authority your site builds over time.
What to focus on
Beyond the technical setup, a few areas matter most for how you rank. You don't have to handle these yourself. You can ask Repaint to look into and improve any of them.
Your titles and descriptions
Each page's title and meta description are what show up in search results. Each one should be unique and include the words your customers would actually search for. You can ask Repaint to rewrite any that feel generic.
Your content and keywords
Search engines rank pages on the quality and relevance of their content. It helps to know what your audience searches for and to cover those topics in plain, useful language. Real, specific content does more for SEO than any technical tweak.
Your images
Every meaningful image should have alt text that describes it. This helps search engines understand your images and makes your site more accessible. Repaint can add or improve alt text across your site.
Your domain
Connecting a custom domain helps your site build authority over time, rather than living on a shared subdomain. If you're moving an existing site over, you can also preserve your SEO from the old one.
Tracking your traffic
Once your site is live, you can connect it to Google Search Console to track your SEO. It lets you submit your sitemap and check that Google can crawl your pages. It also shows which searches bring people to your site. It's the best way to monitor how your SEO performs over time.