Hi Alli 7,
I would go for product title and maybe brandname after that but as as you mention they only sell 1 brand you should easily rank for that.
Regards,
Tymen
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Hi Alli 7,
I would go for product title and maybe brandname after that but as as you mention they only sell 1 brand you should easily rank for that.
Regards,
Tymen
Hi,
I have one blog outside my company which completely focuses on 1 keyword. I host it outside for I know that if you own and host several websites linking to each other on 1 server it can be regarded spammy.
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Hello Rosemary,
For a site I work on I added the rich snippets from 3rd party Review company in my footer. This results in "golden stars" in my SERP results aswell as on Adwords. This increased traffic instantly. See more on: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/reviews
The 3rd party I use offers several options to display a summary of reviews so perhaps they can help you.
Hope it helps,
Regards, Tymen
Hi Raymond,
It is very well possible to rank on different keywords on 1 page. I would not focus to much on the page title and title tags but mainly on the content of the page. If you explain clearly how and why A,B and C are connected it is clear for visitors what they need.
Good luck!
Tymen
Hi Jozsef,
The sooner you put the content online the sooner you will start ranking with it. So if the content, url and metadecriptions/ tags stay the same it wouldnt harm to just post it.
Hi Karan,
With Press Releases this is always the case. In my opinion it is good as long as you put the content on your own site first. In the press release you than link to this source as you mention. I would advise to look at the link quality (spamscore and DA) of the press sites you want to send it to. It is better to have a couple very good links than a lot of low quality free publicity links.
Good luck!
Tymen
Hi Christian,
After I implemented the right structured data it took 5 weeks for Google to show the stars. So you might need to have some more patience. Also the updates of number of reviews lags a few weeks so the number of reviews in the Rich Snippets are a few weeks behind the real number of reviews. I have only my own reviews so this is a lot easier I guess. I placed the code in the footer so it shows on all pages (except Homepage).
Good luck!
Tymen
PS: The code I used:
****http://schema.org/LocalBusiness" itemscope="" class="fc_rating">
Eppinga.nl" itemprop="name">
http://schema.org/AggregateRating" itemprop="aggregateRating" itemscope="">
Wij scoren 4.6 van 5 sterren, berekend uit 83 reviews van klanten.****
Hi Nick,
I would suggest you do both; add property on a regular basis and als write a blog with relevant articles every now and then. I would not delete sold property for as long as pssible but make clear the property they were looking for is sold and than make suggestions of other property you do have available. Good Luck!
Tymen
Hi Frederic,
Why would you want to start a new site? I would stay on the domain you are on now as this has built up history and authority. You can switch platforms on the old domain and put the new SEO proof content on there. If you really, really have to change domains you should redirect the old domains urls to the new ones (301 see: https://moz.com/learn/seo/redirection). The programmer who builts the new site should know how to redirect all of them quickly and than you are good to go!
Regards,
Tymen
Hi Jonathan,
I am also in the Woodbusiness and my set-up is as follows:
Firstly I focus on the main category pages: www.company.com/categoryA etc..
Than I made for every wood specie pages aswell: company.com/woodA etc.. This generates good traffic from people who are looking for specific products in a specific type of wood
Now I am mainly focussing on product pages for my experience is that how more specific the traffic is the better the conversion rates become:
company.com/category1/woodA-productA-size
My product names all begin with the sort of wood than the product (door, table, etc...) and last the exact measurements.
This works better for me than the subcategories.
Hope it helps. Good luck!
Tymen
Hi Zero,
I use Search Console/ GA for that the rankings differ slightly from MOZ but it still is good to show clients what progress you made. It is also possible to export your MOZ rankings to a different tool like Klipfolio where you can track rankings over time.
Regards,
Tymen
Hi Frederic,
There is a good article on this issue:
https://moz.com/ugc/301-redirects-migrating-a-new-site-from-development-to-live
Good luck!
Tymen
Hi Jon,
Google allows several forms of structured Data which you can find on https://developers.google.com/structured-data/rich-snippets/. I just have the Reviews in place and this works very well for me. There's a handy tool to see if you meet Googles regulations on https://developers.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/
With Wikipedia's example I indeed think google is playing around. If your client is ont the Whiskey business aswell I would suggest you enrich the Wikipedia page for them :).
Good luck!
Tymen
Hi Michael,
I use http://quirktools.com/screenfly/ If you look good there on the different devices, you are good imo. I also regularly check GA to see how the different devices score.
Good luck! Regards,
Tymen
Hi,
No it is not penalised. It doesn't add value either though. Unless the video makes your visitors stay on the page longer, then it is a good reason to use them. I use a lot of 3rd party video's on "how to make...." and these are very good for the "Average Time on page" of my visitors so that could be a good reason to put them on. Who made the video? If you are allowed to use them you can also republish them on your own Youtube/Vimeo account and change the video's name etc... and it will be regarded a "new" video.
Good luck! Regards, Tymen
Hi Pet,
You could look at: https://nl.wordpress.org/plugins/last-updated-shortcode/
Good luck!
Tymen