Give every movie, series and live channel its own search-ready page, control how it looks in search results and shared links, and measure the traffic with Google Analytics 4 and Facebook Pixel.
Every Vodlix streaming website is built to be found in search. Each movie, series and live channel gets its own page with a readable address, a page title and description you write, a canonical tag, Open Graph and Twitter tags for link previews, and structured data that tells search engines the page holds a video. Site-wide, you switch on SEO-friendly URLs, edit robots.txt, decide what goes into your video sitemap, and add Google Analytics 4, Facebook Pixel or any other tracking code. Your social media accounts appear in the website footer. Everything is set in the admin, with no developer needed.
Your words in search results.
One readable address per title.
Measure every visit and campaign.
Each title on your streaming website shows up in search results with the title and description you wrote for it, under a clean address such as yourplatform.com/movies/37/harbor-lights. The page tells search engines it holds a video: it carries VideoObject structured data with the title, description, running time, thumbnail and upload date, so the result can show a video thumbnail. Every title page also has a canonical tag, so search engines rank one address instead of splitting it across duplicates.
When a viewer pastes a link to one of your titles into a chat app or social network, it opens as a preview card with the title's artwork, its SEO title and its description. Vodlix fills the Open Graph and Twitter tags on every title page for you, using the title's own landscape artwork as the image. Shared links look like a trailer card, not a bare web address, which is free promotion every time a fan recommends a show.
Your social media accounts appear as icons in the footer of every page of your streaming website. Add the links for Facebook, X (Twitter), TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn once in the admin, and visitors can follow you from any page. The footer is part of the ready-made front-end website, so it carries your logo and your app download links too.
Each movie, series and live channel has an SEO Settings section in the content editor, where you write the meta title and meta description search engines show. What you type becomes the page title, the meta description, the Open Graph and Twitter tags and the VideoObject structured data, so one edit updates the search result and the share card together. The title's tags become its meta keywords, and the admin shows the recommended length for each field: 50 to 60 characters for the title and 150 to 160 for the description.
SEO settings for your streaming website are a few switches in the admin. Enable SEO URLs gives every page a readable address with the title in it, and Force Redirect Old URLs sends old links to the new address so you keep their ranking. Enable Watch Canonical URL points watch pages for movies, episodes and live channels at one canonical address. For ad-supported titles without a trailer, you choose whether your video sitemap may list the main video stream. Listing pages such as Movies, TV Shows, Recently Added and My List get their own title, description and tags on the same screen, and you can edit robots.txt or hide a site that is not ready from search engines.
Paste your Google Analytics 4 measurement ID (the G-XXXXXXXXX code) and your Facebook Pixel ID into the admin, and every page of your streaming website starts reporting visits. Pixel data lets you measure ad campaigns and build audiences for retargeting, and you can switch the pixel off at any time. For other tools, such as a tag manager or a chat widget, the header and footer tracking code boxes add your snippet to every page. You can publish ads.txt and app-ads.txt from the same screen.
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