The difference between your Super site name and the page titles visible on your site. And a quick how-to on hiding your page titles.
Your Super 'site name' (located in Site Settings) will only show up for you to identify your site on your Super Dashboard. This site name will not show up for visitors to your site.
How Page Titles Work on Your Super Site
The page titles displayed on your website are pulled directly from Notion, not Super. This means that whatever title you assign to a page in Notion will appear as the title your visitors see on your site.
Site Name vs. SEO Title: Understanding the Difference
- Site Name: Your Site Name in Super is primarily used for branding purposes. It does not automatically appear on your pages as the main title visible to visitors.
- SEO/Page Title: The SEO or page title is what search engines read and display in search results. By default, Super may use your Site Name, but for better search visibility and clarity, it’s recommended to set a custom Page Title for each page rather than relying solely on the Site Name.
Practical Tips for Using Site Name and Page Titles
- Branding: Use your Site Name consistently across pages to reinforce your brand or project identity. This only appears on your Super.so account
- Homepage SEO: For your homepage, combine your Site Name with descriptive keywords to make it clear to both visitors and search engines what your site offers.
Example:
- Site Name: Token Kitchen
- SEO Homepage Title: Token Kitchen – Guides & Tools for Token Economy
This approach ensures your site is both recognizable to visitors and optimized for search engines.
If you'd like to hide your page title with CSS, you can do so with this code snippet:
div.notion-header__content.no-cover { display: none !important; }