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Thank you so much!  I may have glanced at these before I really understood what I was doing or what they meant.

I get it now.  I had assumed I couldn't access the title tags, etc.  This shows me how.

Much appreciated!

Sharon

Hello Moz Wizards,

Could someone help me out with this?  It's not related to my own site's SEO...but maybe you have some perspective on how Etsy and Pinterest do SEO...

The issue is this - until recently, I was certain that individual stores/listings in Etsy (maybe Pinterest too) did not show up search results apart from the meta Etsy listing.  Now I'm seeing competitors on Etsy show up as separate search results - not via their own websites, but their actual store or listing within Etsy.

How is that done?  I don't ever recall that happening, as I thought Etsy controlled the SEO access to their stores/listings.

More importantly, how can I do that?

Thanks for any insights you may have.

Sharon

Hi Dan,

Thank you so very much!!  I think things have caught up...I chatted with Google a few days ago and they said everything is ok.  I am starting to see some keywords surface; it probably will kick in shortly, as I did quite a bit of SEO work with the new site.

I very much appreciate your help!

Best,

Sharon

Hi Nicolas,

Yes, I did.  I chatted with Google twice on Saturday, and they assured me that the site is being crawled - so, I dunno.  I will wait a week or so and recheck the console and MOZ stats.

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

Sharon

Hello Moz'ers,

More questions about my Shopify migration...it seems that I'm not getting indexed very quickly (it's been over a month since I completed the migration) - I have done the following:

• used an Seo app to find and complete redirects (right away)
• used the same app to straighten out title tags, metas and alt tags
• submitted the sitemap
• re-submitted my main product URL's via Fetch
• checked the Console - no reported blocks or crawl errors

I will mention that I had to assign my blog to a sub-domain because Shopify's blog platform is awful.  I had a lot of 404's on the blog, but fixed those.  The blog was not a big source of traffic (I'm an ecomm business)  Also, I didn't have a lot of backlinks, and most of those came along anyway.

I did have a number of 8XX and 9XX errors, but I spoke to Shopify about them and they found no issues.  In the meantime, those issues pretty much disappeared in the MOZ reporting.

Any duplicate page issues now have a 200 code since I straightened out the title tags.

So what am I missing here?

Thanks in advance,

Sharon
www.zeldassong.com

Hi Marcus,

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction!

I understand more about the errors, and will be more informed when I speak with Shopify.  I don't have any way of checking this myself & it is above my pay grade, anyway.

I noticed this was a topic on the Shopify forum discussion groups.  The discussion didn't last too long which leads me to believe either:
1.  people give up, or
2.  it ends up resolved.

We'll see.  In any event, thank you for taking the time to respond.  I have just started using MOZ and I'm very impressed with this community!

Fetch Joy!
Sharon

Hi Moz'ers,

I am a total newcomer to this level of seo.  Recently I transitioned to Shopify and I'm puzzled by why I'm getting 803 errors - incomplete crawl attempts due to server timing out.

Wouldn't this have to do with Shopify?  How would I go about fixing it?  I'm also getting 804 - SSL issues, but I assume that will go away.

Any advice?

Thanks!

Sharon
www.ZeldasSong.com