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Having information on Magento or Wordpress may be the same SEO value.

But what happens if the information in this case will be:

www.website.com/blog/resources/article

www.website.com/resources/article

Then it is better to have the second option from a SEO point of view, isnt it?

Thanks for the answers, then it looks like we are sticking to the wordpress blogg and posting the useful resources and other information there instead.

Cheers!

Our e-commerce site is running on the Magento platform while the blog for the site is integrated and is on the Wordpress platform. The blog is not on a separate subdomain, so it is on www.website.con/blog.

What I wonder is how Google treats information on a Wordpress blog compared to pages created in the Magento CMS pages. Would a high quality content article posted as a blog post on the Wordpress have a lower SEO value than a page on the Magento?

Thanks.

I am running an e-commerce business where I sell fashion jewelry. We usually have 500 products to offer and some of them we have only one in stock.

What happens is that many of our back links are pointed directly to a specific product, and when a product is sold out and no longer is in stock the URL becomes inactive, and we lose the link juice.

What is the best practice or tool to 301-redirect many URLs at the same time without going and changing one URL at a time?

Do you have any other suggestions on how to manage an out of stock product but still maintain the link juice from the back link?

Thanks!

The keyword tool is mostly used for the keywords that you want to track. So yes, you will need to optimize your site for the keywords you want to be in the SERP. A good tool to do this is the Grade Cards, where you check how your site performs for the certain keywords.

The best part, is that you can do all this things to your competitors as well

Thank you!

And the same strategy should be used on the title tag?

Because the URL strategy is already known to me and implemented on my site.

The URL and the individual product pages are already optimized, like you explained.

My thought was that if I use the more competitive keyword, "Jewelry Online", on all Category pages it would boost my trafic on that specific keyword.

But I guess thats a bog NO, and I will only create competition between my own pages?

I agree with Ryan, even if the domain name will be the "perfect" SEO it does'nt mean it will have a high CTR. If you take a look at this from a users perspective:

1. You dont see the words directly, just a bunch of letters
2. People will not remember the domain name
3. It looks spammy.

If you use only two words, which looks better, I think you would have some good results.

I am pretty excited about changing all my title tags (for the most important 7 pages) since I have seen my rankings jump up in the SERP just by adding the main keyword for my website in the title tag.

To make it easier I will explain my business. Simply,  I run an online jewelry shop, so basically the keywords I want to use is "Jewelry online" and for the main categories "Necklace", "Rings" and "Bracelets".

What I am unsure about is whether to use all the keywords in the main pages title tag or should I just use the main keyword "Jewelry online". I don’t want to create competition between my own pages of course.

Jewelry Online - Trendy Fashion Jewelry | Homepage

Or

Jewelry Online - Necklace, Rings, Bracelets | Homepage

And the same goes for the main categories, should I include "jewelry online" or not, like:

Bracelets - Fashion Jewelry Online | Homepage

Or

Bracelets - Trendy_ Bangles_ and Arm Cuffs | Homepage

Any suggestions what is the best practice for the title tag on main page and the main categories?

Thanks