Tags, Categories & SEO

Organize your recipes and improve search visibility with keywords, categories, and SEO optimization.

Keywords

Add searchable keywords to help customers find your recipes.

Open a recipe
Find the Keywords field
Type a keyword and press Enter to add it
Add as many keywords as needed

Tips for Keywords

Include main ingredients (chicken, chocolate, garlic)
Add cooking methods (baked, grilled, slow cooker)
Include occasions (weeknight, holiday, quick)
Use terms customers search for

You can paste a comma-separated list of keywords and they'll be added automatically.

Cuisine

The Cuisine field indicates the recipe's culinary origin or style.

Enter a cuisine type like:

American
Italian
Mexican
Asian
Mediterranean

Cuisine helps customers browse recipes and is included in Google Recipe Schema for SEO.

Author

Enter the recipe creator's name in the Author field.

Including an author:

Builds trust with customers
Required for some Google rich snippet features
Useful for sites with multiple recipe contributors

Recipe Notes

Use the Notes field for additional information:

Storage instructions
Make-ahead tips
Variation ideas
Serving suggestions
Ingredient substitutions

Notes appear on the recipe card below the directions.

SEO Best Practices

Recipe Title

Keep titles clear and descriptive
Include the main dish and key ingredients
Use terms people search for
Good: "Easy Chicken Stir Fry with Vegetables"
Avoid: "Grandma's Secret Recipe #47"

Description

Write a compelling 2-3 sentence description
Include relevant keywords naturally
Describe what makes the recipe special

Complete All Fields

The more information you provide, the better your recipe will perform in search results. Recipe Kit automatically generates Google Recipe Schema (structured data) from your recipe fields.

See Google Recipe Schema (SEO) for details on how this improves search visibility.

What's Next?

Google Recipe Schema (SEO) - How schema markup helps search rankings
Creating Recipes - Complete recipe guide