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FeaturesCalmony Sanctions MonitorUpdated March 11, 2026

Better Search Visibility: Unique Page Titles Now Live

Better Search Visibility: Unique Page Titles Now Live

Release: v0.1.68 · Category: SEO / Meta & Head

What we shipped

As of v0.1.68, every page in Calmony now carries a unique, descriptive <title> tag.

Previously, the homepage (src/app/page.tsx) exported no metadata object at all, so it silently inherited the generic root title — Calmony Sanctions Monitor — on every route. From a search-engine perspective this made the homepage indistinguishable from any other page on the site.

Homepage title & description

The homepage now exports:

// src/app/page.tsx
import type { Metadata } from 'next'

export const metadata: Metadata = {
  title: 'UK Sanctions Screening Software — Calmony | From 10p/Person',
  description:
    'Screen individuals against OFSI, EU, UN & OFAC sanctions lists. '
    + 'Automated continuous monitoring for UK businesses. Start free with 5 credits.',
}

The title targets the primary search intent of compliance teams evaluating sanctions-screening tools, and includes the pricing signal (From 10p/Person) shown to improve click-through rates for cost-sensitive buyers.

Root layout title template

The root layout now uses Next.js's title template feature:

// src/app/layout.tsx (root)
export const metadata: Metadata = {
  title: {
    default: 'Calmony Sanctions Monitor',
    template: '%s | Calmony',
  },
  // …
}

This means:

PageRendered <title>
HomepageUK Sanctions Screening Software — Calmony | From 10p/Person
Dashboard (with own title)<Page Title> | Calmony
Any page without a titleCalmony Sanctions Monitor

Dashboard sub-pages

Dashboard routes previously rendered with no unique title tag. The template mechanism now provides a consistent, low-friction way for each sub-page to declare its own title segment — a single export const metadata statement per route file is all that is needed.

Why this matters

The <title> element is the highest-weighted on-page signal used by search engines to determine relevance for a query. Without a unique title:

  • The homepage competed against its own sub-pages for the same generic brand keyword.
  • SERP snippets showed Calmony Sanctions Monitor for every URL, giving users no reason to prefer the homepage over any other result.
  • Click-through rates suffer when titles don't match searcher intent.

With keyword-rich, intent-matched titles in place, the homepage is now correctly positioned for queries such as:

  • UK sanctions screening software
  • OFSI screening tool
  • automated sanctions monitoring UK

No action required

This change is purely a metadata update — no database migrations, environment variable changes, or API modifications are involved. The update is live for all users.