CMS Collection Design
Collections and reference fields modeled so every template page gets unique, keyword-mapped metadata.
Platform & CMS SEO
Clean, CMS-driven SEO structures in Webflow
Webflow ships clean code by default — but CMS collections, folder structures, and 301 hygiene still make or break rankings. We design the structure before it hardens.
What's included
Designer-grade site, search-grade structure
Collections and templates set up so content scales without SEO debt.
Template Metadata
Dynamic title and description patterns using CMS fields — no hand-editing hundreds of pages.
Redirect & Slug Hygiene
Slug changes in Webflow silently 404 old URLs; we maintain the 301 map inside the project.
Asset & Interaction Performance
Lottie files, large images, and heavy interactions audited for Core Web Vitals impact.
How it works
A process you can follow
Structure review
Static pages, CMS collections, and folder logic mapped against keyword clusters.
Template setup
Metadata patterns, Open Graph, and schema embedded per collection template.
Migration safety
If moving to Webflow, every legacy URL gets a tested 301.
Editor training
Your team learns the slug, metadata, and publishing rules that keep it clean.
Deliverables
What lands in your inbox
- CMS collection & folder architecture
- Dynamic metadata patterns per template
- Schema via custom code embeds
- Complete 301 redirect map
- Editor guidelines one-pager
Questions
Frequently asked
Is Webflow good for SEO?
Yes — output code is clean and fast. The risks are structural: slug changes, missing redirects, and unplanned CMS collections. All preventable.
Can you add schema to Webflow?
Yes, via custom code embeds fed by CMS fields — it scales across every collection item automatically.
We're migrating from WordPress to Webflow. Will we lose rankings?
Not with a proper redirect map and parity checklist — both included in our migration process.
Design freedom without SEO debt
Free audit: we'll check your collections, slugs, and redirects before they become problems.