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# Search Engine Visibility

Control whether your event landing page appears in search engine results.

## Prerequisites

* **Organization Manager** or **Event Manager** role

## Steps

1. Go to **Event Setting** > **General Setting** from the event dashboard.
2. Locate the **Search Engine Indexable** toggle.<br>

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3. Toggle **ON** to allow search engines to crawl and index your event page.
4. Toggle **OFF** to prevent the page from appearing in search results.

## Notes

* Disabling indexing still allows direct access via the event URL — it only affects search engine results pages (SERPs).
* Changes may take **24–48 hours** to reflect after search engines recrawl the page.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Q: Can attendees still access the event page if search engine indexing is disabled?

**A:** Yes, disabling indexing only prevents the page from appearing in search engine results. Attendees can still access the event directly via the event URL.

### Q: How long does it take for indexing changes to take effect?

**A:** Changes may take 24 to 48 hours to reflect after search engines recrawl your event page.

### Q: Who can control the search engine visibility setting?

**A:** Users with Organization Manager or Event Manager roles can toggle the Search Engine Indexable setting.