SEO impact of mouse over text on product page
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Hi,
we recently improved our product page to show more color options, like this
http://www.prams.net/knorr-baby-voletto-sport-pram-stroller-reversible-seat-green-a?inref=home-left
In order to improve the seo, we expanded our rich snippets the following way
- we added all color options, skus and prices as "items offered"
- we are showing the highest and lowest price range and eliminated the base price
https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/
Google now shows the price range in the rich snippet.
The questions is: as the user see the original color, the price and the sku only when mousing over the small images. We are worried that this could be treated a "hidden text".
Does anybody have experience in this matter or a way a to solve it better?
Thanks in advance
Dieter
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Hi,
As far as I know Google won't be treat this as hidden text, you are using it for better user experience. You have already mentioned the price very clearly beneath Reviews.
Thanks
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