The template work buyers never see but Google does.

When someone buys a Framer template, they judge it on how it looks. What quietly decides whether their site gets found is the part they never open.

Before I ship, I set it up so the buyer inherits good SEO without knowing the term: a real heading order (one H1 per page, logical H2s), a filled meta title and description on every page, alt text on the meaningful images, and an Open Graph image so the link looks intentional when someone shares it.

None of this shows in the preview. All of it shows up three months later, when their page is the one that ranks. A template that is findable out of the box is worth more than one that only looks good.

The template work buyers never see but Google does.

When someone buys a Framer template, they judge it on how it looks. What quietly decides whether their site gets found is the part they never open.

Before I ship, I set it up so the buyer inherits good SEO without knowing the term: a real heading order (one H1 per page, logical H2s), a filled meta title and description on every page, alt text on the meaningful images, and an Open Graph image so the link looks intentional when someone shares it.

None of this shows in the preview. All of it shows up three months later, when their page is the one that ranks. A template that is findable out of the box is worth more than one that only looks good.