Booking site settings
How to content, labels, support, and legal text
The Content-related settings control the written experience guests see. This includes page titles, site labels, terms text and checkbox behavior, support phone and email presentation, SEO-oriented metadata, and publishing-related text values that shape how the site reads from a guest perspective.
The Content-related settings control the written experience guests see. This includes page titles, site labels, terms text and checkbox behavior, support phone and email presentation, SEO-oriented metadata, and publishing-related text values that shape how the site reads from a guest perspective.
Content, labels, support, and legal text
The Content-related settings control the written experience guests see. This includes page titles, site labels, terms text and checkbox behavior, support phone and email presentation, SEO-oriented metadata, and publishing-related text values that shape how the site reads from a guest perspective.
- Use page titles and labels to make the public flow match the business voice.
- Use terms settings to require agreement to legal or policy language.
- Use support contact settings so customers can find the correct help channel.
- Use SEO title and description fields to shape how the booking site presents externally.
Tips
- Set appearance and content first, then refine customer and participant fields so the public site feels branded before you optimize data collection.
- Keep required fields to the true minimum needed for operations and compliance.
- Review publish settings whenever new public surfaces like products, vouchers, or memberships are introduced.