This is the second post of the mini-series that talks about how to optimize your e-commerce website, and in this part, I will talk about title tag, meta keyword tag, and meta description tag.
Title tag
A unique title tag for each of the product pages is very essential. Use non-repetitive keyword in the title. Sounds simple, isn’t it?
Well, it does, and actually it is quite simple, if you have just 3-4 products to promote, but writing unique title tags start becoming more and more complicated when you have 100 or 200 or more products to sell. And even more complicated if you have to sell 20-40 products with different specification of same make; such as 1, 2, 4, 8, and 16 GB pen drive of XYZ brand.
Now how will you write title tag for each individual pages? Should you include the brand name? I will suggest not using the brand name as you may run the risk of duplication.
Meta keyword tags
Do not use the same set of meta keyword tags for all pages. Be more specific, and as suggested previous post, add commercial keywords in this place. Keyword tags should be taken from the keywords you entered in the database while entering the product details, as suggested in previous post.
Meta Description tags
The meta description tag on the product page of an e-commerce website may contain the brand name. Your meta description tag should work as a short, sweet and succinct sales letter that will ascertain that only those visitors are coming to you who has intention to make a purchase.
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“Hey, how are you doing?”
All set to learn how Google wants your website to be in order to make it rank better? Without wasting any time, let’s get started. In this blog post, we will talk about Google’s take on content and design of your website.
Design and content guidelines
- Always remember to link all the pages within the website properly. Broken links are not looked upon with kindness. Each page of your website should be reachable from at least one static link. I recommend having an HTML site map for that.
- Google has an agenda. It wants to help visitors, and hence it has set a rule that says: a website should have a site map that will hold links to all the important pages on the website. If the numbers of links exceed 100 then consider breaking the site map into pages.
- Do not create just a keyword-rich site. It will not take you anywhere. Google and even yahoo and Bing want to add to the visitors’ experience; hence, you are required to create a well structured site that adds value to the user by providing relevant information. No duplicate content.
- Use keywords at appropriate places, so that users can reach your page upon searching the used keywords.
- Use text in links, names or important contents. If you have to use image then supply Alt tag because Google cannot read images.
- Make Title tag and Alt tag descriptive. They matter a lot for Google.
- Remove broken links and unnecessary codes from your HTML.
- Keep the parameter of dynamic pages short. Search engine crawlers find it hard to index dynamic contents. Hence, go for static contents, if you can.
- Do not clutter any page with too many links. Keep the page readable for human.
Follow these guidelines and your site will be in the good book of Google. In the next post, we will talk about technical guidelines.
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