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Hi All
This is my first post, thought I'd see what ideas anyone had for a two product website.
My site sells fridge magnets and badges, at the moment for each design you can purchase on the same page either a magnet or badge. I'm trying to get high listings for both keywords "button badges" and "fridge magnets" with not much luck. All the category pages ie "funny sayings" have the words "button badge and fridge magnet" next to each product and all the tags feature the same keywords.
I don't really want to duplicate sections ie a fridge magnet "sayings" category and a badge "saying" category, so each product is duplicated.
Any ideas how the best way to set this site up, seperate categorys so only one keyword ie badges or mixed together etc.
Hope this makes sense!
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Steve Find which keywords are having good no of searches and low competition.
Then look which keyword can be targeted to which page, and then add keywords accordingly to each page.
This way your both site will get ranking and good traffic as well from those keywords. I would add that for each low competition keyword that you find, you are better setting up an independent page inside the site that links backs to "Home", and you promote that single page with some bookmarking and profile links. Usually,when I don't understand, why doesn't work like I do, I take the most successful competitor and I look his pages in Seoquake. What density of keywords he has and where they stand, and then doing the same. Quote: Originally Posted by SteveW
Hi All
This is my first post, thought I'd see what ideas anyone had for a two product website.
My site sells fridge magnets and badges, at the moment for each design you can purchase on the same page either a magnet or badge. I'm trying to get high listings for both keywords "button badges" and "fridge magnets" with not much luck. All the category pages ie "funny sayings" have the words "button badge and fridge magnet" next to each product and all the tags feature the same keywords.
I don't really want to duplicate sections ie a fridge magnet "sayings" category and a badge "saying" category, so each product is duplicated.
Any ideas how the best way to set this site up, seperate categorys so only one keyword ie badges or mixed together etc.
Hope this makes sense!
Cheer
Steve Hi Steve,
Have you tried long-tail keywords and researching your competetion?
You could have for example..
London Bridge Fridge Magenet
Colchester Army Badge
I dont knwo the level you have researched, you could also add your local area to the keywords.
Have you also done any on page SEO for your site?
This is my first post, thought I'd see what ideas anyone had for a two product website.
My site sells fridge magnets and badges, at the moment for each design you can purchase on the same page either a magnet or badge. I'm trying to get high listings for both keywords "button badges" and "fridge magnets" with not much luck. All the category pages ie "funny sayings" have the words "button badge and fridge magnet" next to each product and all the tags feature the same keywords.
I don't really want to duplicate sections ie a fridge magnet "sayings" category and a badge "saying" category, so each product is duplicated.
Any ideas how the best way to set this site up, seperate categorys so only one keyword ie badges or mixed together etc.
Hope this makes sense!
Cheer
Steve Find which keywords are having good no of searches and low competition.
Then look which keyword can be targeted to which page, and then add keywords accordingly to each page.
This way your both site will get ranking and good traffic as well from those keywords. I would add that for each low competition keyword that you find, you are better setting up an independent page inside the site that links backs to "Home", and you promote that single page with some bookmarking and profile links. Usually,when I don't understand, why doesn't work like I do, I take the most successful competitor and I look his pages in Seoquake. What density of keywords he has and where they stand, and then doing the same. Quote: Originally Posted by SteveW
Hi AllThis is my first post, thought I'd see what ideas anyone had for a two product website.
My site sells fridge magnets and badges, at the moment for each design you can purchase on the same page either a magnet or badge. I'm trying to get high listings for both keywords "button badges" and "fridge magnets" with not much luck. All the category pages ie "funny sayings" have the words "button badge and fridge magnet" next to each product and all the tags feature the same keywords.
I don't really want to duplicate sections ie a fridge magnet "sayings" category and a badge "saying" category, so each product is duplicated.
Any ideas how the best way to set this site up, seperate categorys so only one keyword ie badges or mixed together etc.
Hope this makes sense!
Cheer
Steve Hi Steve,
Have you tried long-tail keywords and researching your competetion?
You could have for example..
London Bridge Fridge Magenet
Colchester Army Badge
I dont knwo the level you have researched, you could also add your local area to the keywords.
Have you also done any on page SEO for your site?