Rank Math metadata / schema not adapting for dynamically generated result pages

#1114796
  • Ume Habiba
    Rank Math free

    Hello Rank Math Support Team,

    I run an Italian based net salary calculation website, where users input values (e.g. salary, region) to generate a net salary result page. These result pages are generated dynamically (via template + query params / form submission) and are critical for SEO and user engagement.

    I’m encountering a problem where the SEO metadata and structured data (title, meta description, Open Graph tags, JSON-LD schema) remain generic and do not adapt based on the input values. For example:

    If a user inputs “€30,000 lordo, Lombardia”, the result page content shows the exact net amount, but the page’s <title> and description remain “Calcolo stipendio netto – calcolostipendioneto.it” (or similarly generic).

    The Schema / JSON-LD markup (if any) does not embed the computed values (net, deductions, region) in the structured output.

    In some cases, metadata appears to be injected via JavaScript after page load, meaning crawlers (which might not execute JS) only see default placeholders and miss key dynamic data.

    This causes two major issues:

    Search engines may view these pages as low value / thin content, since the metadata is not tailored to the content.

    Rich snippets or structured data features may not trigger because the JSON-LD doesn’t reflect the dynamic content.

    It limits click-through rate, since titles/descriptions are not descriptive of the user’s unique inputs.

    What I’d like assistance with / what to inquire:

    Is there a recommended method or hook in Rank Math to dynamically set title, description, and JSON-LD Schema based on query parameters or form inputs?

    Does Rank Math support conditional filters for metadata that run after dynamic content is computed (on result pages)?

    If metadata is being injected too late (via JS), how to force server-side rendering or ensure crawlers see the dynamic metadata?

    Is there a best practice or example snippet to integrate Rank Math with calculator / form-based result pages?

    I believe solving this would greatly improve the SEO effectiveness of my result pages. I’d appreciate your guidance or suggestions.

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  • Hello,

    We apologize for the issue you are facing with the metadata and schema not adapting for your dynamically generated result pages. Thank you for raising this concern.

    To address your questions:

    1. Dynamically Setting Title, Description, and JSON-LD Schema: Rank Math does allow for dynamic content to be set using filters and hooks. You can use the rank_math/frontend/metadata filter to modify the title and description based on query parameters or form inputs. This would involve writing a custom function in your theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin that checks the query parameters and sets the metadata accordingly.

    2. Conditional Filters for Metadata: Yes, Rank Math supports conditional filters that can run after dynamic content is computed. You can utilize the same rank_math/frontend/metadata filter to check for specific conditions and adjust the metadata accordingly.

    3. Server-Side Rendering: If metadata is being injected too late via JavaScript, it is crucial to ensure that your server-side rendering is set up correctly. This might involve adjusting how your result pages are generated to ensure that all necessary data is available in the HTML before it is sent to the browser. This way, search engine crawlers can access the complete content without relying on JavaScript execution.

    For more detailed guidance on implementing these changes, we recommend checking out our Rank Math documentation or considering our professional setup service at Rank Math Services, which can help ensure your plugin setup adheres to the latest SEO standards and is fully optimized for your needs.

    If you have further questions or need assistance with specific code examples, please reply to this ticket, and a human agent from our support team will assist you further.

    Thank you for your understanding, and we hope this helps improve your site’s SEO performance!

    Sources:
    Configuring “Schema Markup” in Rank Math for Rich Snippets » Rank Math
    Rank Math ‘Titles and Meta’ Options and Settings

    This is an automated reply from Rank Math Support Bot. If you need further assistance, please reply to this topic and a human support agent will reply to you shortly.

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