Your Super 'site name' (located in Site Settings) will only show up for you to identify your site on your Super Dashboard. This site name will not show up for visitors to your site.
The page titles visible on your site are taken from Notion, not Super. So, the page titles that you create in Notion will be the site name/title that your visitors will see.
In Super, the Site Name setting is primarily for your reference inside the dashboard, but there’s an optional SEO benefit:
Site Name as SEO Title
Some platforms allow the Site Name to be used as the default title for the homepage in search engines.
This means if you don’t set a separate Page Title for your homepage, Google may display your Site Name as the main headline in search results.
Important distinction
This doesn’t automatically show up to visitors on your site, it’s only for search engines and page metadata.
If you want more control over SEO, it’s better to set a custom Page Title for each page rather than relying solely on the Site Name.
Practical tip
Use the Site Name for branding purposes (like your company or project name).
For your homepage title, you can combine it with descriptive keywords: e.g.,
Site Name: Token Kitchen
SEO Homepage Title: Token Kitchen – Guides & Tools for Token Economy
If you'd like to hide your page title with CSS, you can do so with this code snippet:
div.notion-header__content.no-cover {
display: none !important;
}