How to fix a generic page URL in Showit

Quick answer

In Showit, open the Pages panel, double-click the page name or click the three dots and select Rename, then give it a clear descriptive name. 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. Replace the generic name with something descriptive — use the service, topic, or location the page is about

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

5. Publish your changes in Showit

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

What's the issue

FastaSEO found a page with a URL that looks like a placeholder — something like /page-1, /untitled, /copy, or /test. These give search engines no signal about what the page covers and can make your site look unfinished or untrustworthy.

Why it matters

• Your URL is one of the first things search engines and visitors see. A generic URL like /page-1 tells Google nothing about the page and can make your site look like it was never properly set up. A descriptive URL — even a simple one — gives Google and AI bots a clear signal about the page topic and makes a better first impression when shared.

What good looks like

A short, descriptive URL that clearly describes the page. For example: /brand-photography, /wedding-florist-sydney, or /seo-services. Avoid: /page-1, /untitled, /new-page, /copy, or /test.

How long this takes

Renaming a page takes less than a minute.