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Thank you Andrea. This is very helpful. The example you gave really clarified for me! We are going to make sure any changes we make will be of value to our users

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ThatKwameGuy

That is very helpful and great information thank you for your response. That advice will help me a lout as we plan to make these changes!

Thanks again Sergio,

ThatKwameGuy

I work for a organic vitamin and supplement company and we are looking to rank for our categories by making more specific categories.  For example we are going to try to add under the category "vitamin d"  some smaller more relevant (longer-tail) categories like "spray vitamin d" and "vegan vitamin d" and try to rank instead for these searches and also searches containing words that we already have more authority from Google like "natural" or "organic".

I know that putting the product pages a level deeper will only hurt us so I want to avoid that but I'm wondering if anyone has some advice on how to organize categories for longer tail keywords that we actually have a chance to rank for.

Any help to figure this out would be greatly appreciated. Here is our page as it is currently, like I said we want to create sub categories that are effective for SEO, but also make searching and navigating the site easier.

http://www.mynaturalmarket.com/Vitamin-D.html

Thanks,

ThatKwameGuy

Itemprop WP will be the best for you.

I work for a organic vitamin and supplement company and we are looking to rank for our categories by making more specific categories.  For example we are going to try to add under the category "vitamin d"  some smaller more relevant (longer-tail) categories like "spray vitamin d" and "vegan vitamin d" and try to rank instead for these searches and also searches containing words that we already have more authority from Google like "natural" or "organic".

I know that putting the product pages a level deeper will only hurt us so I want to avoid that but I'm wondering if anyone has some advice on how to organize categories for longer tail keywords that we actually have a chance to rank for.

Any help to figure this out would be greatly appreciated. Here is our page as it is currently, like I said we want to create sub categories that are effective for SEO, but also make searching and navigating the site easier.

http://www.mynaturalmarket.com/Vitamin-D.html

Thanks,

ThatKwameGuy

That is very helpful and great information thank you for your response. That advice will help me a lout as we plan to make these changes!

Thanks again Sergio,

ThatKwameGuy