One Page Design / Single Product Page
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I have been working in a project. Create a framework for multi pages that I have
So here is the case
Most of them are single page product / one page design wich means that I dont have many pages to optimize. All this sites/ pages follow the rules of a landing page optimization because my main goals is convert as many users as I can.At this point I need to optimize the SEO, the basic stuff such as header, descriptions, tittles ect. But most of my traffic is generated by affiliates, which is good beacuse I dont have to worrie to generate traffic but if the affiliate network banned my product, then I lose all my traffic.
Put all my eggs in the same basket is not a good idea. Im not an seo guru so that is the reason Im asking whic strategies and tactics can give me results.
All kind of ideas are welcome
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Hi Roman!
Honestly, this depends a little on:
- What the product is
- How competitive it is
Because in some cases, if it's a clear/straightforward product and there's not super high competition, you could possibly rank with one page. But if the product has a lot of search query variations, is complicated, and has high competition, you may need more content.
As Martin pointed out, you can build the authority of these pages through other content - whether that's internal content linking users to the product, or external.
You can actually also try running facebook or instagram ads for the product - perhaps for some direct traffic benefits - but also because this can sometimes boost the rank of the page you're advertising.
A final detail - make sure your top targeted keyword in the title tag
Not a huge boost, but will help a tiny bit! -
Hey Roman,
As you've said, having only one source of traffic is a bit risky.
Once you have optimized your on-page elements, I'd recommend to build some high quality links to boost your SEO. Not only will it have impact on rankings but also on amount of traffic coming from the other sites.
Also, you can diversify the traffic by creating email campaigns, social pages and video content.
If you don't have the blog, it would be one of the first things to build in terms of SEO and long tail KW usage.
Hope it helps. Cheers, Martin
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