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Your storEDGE marketing website comes with custom content, including strategic page titles and meta descriptions, written by our storEDGE website team. If you’d like to make changes to page settings, you can do so from your marketing website's admin. Click the Page Settings gear icon to begin.

Your page settings give you the ability to make further adjustments to your website. From your Page Settings in your website admin, you can:

• Edit page titles and meta descriptions
• Edit navigation
• Connecting analytics tools
• Manage redirects

⚠ The ability to edit page titles, meta descriptions, and navigation is controlled by user permissions in your Corporate Settings. Since these are sensitive settings and can affect your website’s SEO, only storEDGE staff can edit these permissions for you. Contact support@storedge.com to have page settings permissions adjusted for your facility.

Editing page titles and descriptions

To edit your website’s page titles and meta descriptions, click Page Settings from your Page Settings tab (represented by the gear icon).

To edit your page titles and descriptions, click Page Settings. Click the menu under Page and select the page you’d like to edit. Enter the page title under SEO Page Title and the description under Page Description. Click Save after editing each page title and description.

Your page title and description appears on a search engine results page when someone makes a search on Google or another search engine.

Fee breakdown for California facilities

If your facility is located in California, the total of any applicable fees that are set in your software will be shown on your website under unit prices. If the customer clicks the fee total, they will see a detailed breakdown of fees that apply.

This setting can be disabled by clicking the Display Hidden Fees toggle. However, doing so may result in non-compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Please consult with legal counsel before making any changes to this setting.

Editing navigation

To edit your website’s navigation, click Navigation from the Page Settings tab.

Your Navigation Editor enables you to add or remove published pages from navigation. Your navigation includes a search function so you can easily find pages that you’d like to add to your navigation menus.

The menu on the left contains a list of published pages that do not appear in navigation. You can search for pages by using the search bar at the top of the menu. The menu on the right labeled Navigation Tree displays all pages that appear in your site’s navigation in the order they appear.

⚠ Only published pages can be added to navigation, and they aren’t added automatically - you’ll need to add a page to navigation if you’d like it to appear in navigation menus.

• To add a page to your navigation, find the page in the menu on the left and click the + button to its left. Doing so will add the page to the top of your navigation tree.
  
  
• To edit the navigation text, hover over the page you added to the navigation menu on the right and click the pencil next to the navigation title. Click Edit, add text to the Name field, and press Enter.
  
  
• To add a dropdown menu, click Group from your left navigation menu. Enter a name for the menu and click Save. The new navigation menu will appear on the right at the top of the list. You can then add pages to that menu by dragging and dropping pages beneath it and slightly to its right.
  
  
  
• To rearrange navigation, drag and drop pages into position. Click Save when you have each page where you’d like it to appear.
  
  
  
  
• To add an external link, click Link from your left navigation menu. Enter a name for a link, add the URL you’d like to link to, and click Save.

Connecting analytics tools

The Analytics tab of your admin page settings allows you to add or view your connected Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager codes. Additionally, you'll find a field to add a Facebook Pixel if you're using Facebook for marketing your self storage business.

You can learn more about connecting your analytics accounts to storEDGE products on our help site. Additionally, check out our guide on adding a Facebook pixel to your website. 

Managing Redirects

Adding a redirect to a page sends a user to a different location on the web when they navigate to a page from an internal or external hyperlink or from your site’s navigation. For example, if you have one of your facility pages listed in navigation but prefer to redirect website users to another page for reservations, you can redirect the user to that page. Additionally, if you have more than one website, you can redirect a user from one website to a separate website.

The Redirects section of your Page Settings allows you to manage any redirects you want to add to your website. There are two sections for redirects - Primary and Secondary. A Primary redirect is a redirect from your primary domain. If you have a second domain, it will appear under Secondary. You may want to use the Secondary redirect section as well.