Sometimes you need to keep an enrollment page or landing page private — maybe it's a draft, a special campaign for current families only, or a testing page. Here's how to tell search engines not to index it.

Why Would I Want to Do This?

Blocking search engines makes sense when you're:

  • Testing a new enrollment page before launch
  • Running a private campaign for existing families
  • Creating duplicate pages for A/B testing
  • Building a draft that's not ready for public viewing

Block All Search Engines

To prevent most search engines from indexing your page, add this custom meta tag:

Name: robots
Content: noindex

The HTML tag looks like this:
<meta name="robots" content="noindex">

Block Only Google

If you only want to block Google specifically (while allowing other search engines), use:

Name: googlebot
Content: noindex

The HTML tag looks like this:
<meta name="googlebot" content="noindex">

How to Add the Tag in Enrollio

  1. Open your enrollment page or landing page in the page builder
  2. Click Settings (gear icon)
  3. Find the Custom Code or Head Tracking Code section
  4. Paste the meta tag from above
  5. Save and publish your page

Pro Tip: Remember to remove this tag when you're ready to make your page public. Otherwise, families won't be able to find it through Google searches.

Important Notes

  • Search engines respect this tag, but it's not a security feature — anyone with the direct link can still access your page
  • It may take a few days for search engines to process the change and stop showing your page in results
  • If you need true password protection, use a private landing page or gated content instead