# SEO Property

The SEO property takes care of many of the standard meta deta you need for a webpage. It also comes with an easy way to get the meta tags into your view.

#### SEO Property Editor

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#### SEO Checker

The SEO checker is built into ZauberCMS and available in the settings section, but the SEO Property also includes is and you can run the checks on the current page to make sure your page is as good as it can be. In addition you can create your own checks, see link below

{% content-ref url="/pages/l9WC9cPBNDHaHEC4c45w" %}
[SEO Checks](/zaubercms/extending-zaubercms/seo-checks.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

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#### Rendering Meta Tags

In your Layout view, you can render the meta tags using the following Html helper.&#x20;

```csharp
@await Html.GenerateMetaTags("PropertyAliasHere", Mediator)
```

#### Example of getting value on page

```csharp
Content!.GetValue<Meta>("PropertyAliasHere"))
```


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