Question & Review should be seperate page
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Hi pls look at the below page,
http://www.powerwale.com/store/exide-xplore-xltz4-3ah-battery/76933
is questions and review should be in seperate page, as i think that in the future the comments, will become Key word stuffing for the product page. Pls suggest..
If yes, suggest the best url as well.. thanks
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No, I would always include the reviews on the same page. Keyword stuffing is one of the most overrated SEO issues + the intention there is way different if you would do it just for stuffing the page. In this case it's user generated content.
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