How to add your target keyword to your URL in Showit

Quick answer

In Showit, open the Pages panel, rename the page to include your target keyword naturally, and keep it short. Showit will automatically update the URL slug.

How to fix it in Showit

1. Open the Pages panel on the left-hand side in Showit

2. Double-click the page name — or click the three dots beside the page and select Rename

3. Update the page name to naturally include your target keyword — keep it short and descriptive

4. Only include the keyword if it fits naturally — do not force it in at the expense of clarity

5. Showit will automatically update the URL slug — it removes capitals, converts spaces to hyphens, and cleans the URL for you

6. Publish your changes in Showit

7. Use FastaSEO to confirm the updated URL looks correct after your next scan

What's the issue

FastaSEO checked your URL against the target keyword you set for this page and couldn't find a match. A URL that includes the target keyword gives search engines an additional signal about what the page covers — and can make the link look more relevant to people searching for that term.

Why it matters

• Your URL is one of the signals search engines use to understand what a page is about. Including your target keyword in the URL — especially as part of a short, clean slug — reinforces the page topic and can help with relevance. It also makes the link look more trustworthy and relevant to visitors who see it in search results or when it is shared.

What good looks like

A short URL that naturally includes the target keyword. If your keyword is brand photographer Melbourne, your URL might be /brand-photographer-melbourne. Keep it concise — 4 words or fewer is ideal.

How long this takes

Renaming a page takes less than a minute.