Anyone own an ecommerce site? This blog post is just for you.
Quote: So for those of you managing large ecommerce websites, product descriptions could either be the bane of your life or the magic ingredient to search success! Here are a few hints on making product descriptions work for you!
For a big ecommerce website with hundreds, or even thousands of products, those specific product pages are going to account for a large quantity of your overall website content.
Google has been incredibly open about the fact, in the Post Panda era, that quality content on certain pages on your website can have positive knock on effect for your entire domain. By the same token, poor quality, unoriginal and duplicated content on some pages on your domain could Continued at: http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/product-descriptions-seo.html
Your thoughts on this? Also, if you have any other suggestions that have worked for your ecommerce site, please post a detailed response in this thread. I have never started an ecommerce site so this is all new information to me. lol It's good practice to also rewrite those product descriptions so that you don't get duplicate content penalty. Quote: Originally Posted by buzznebo
It's good practice to also rewrite those product descriptions so that you don't get duplicate content penalty. That would fall under the Don't duplicate tip that was mentioned in this blog post.
Any other new stuff to mention?
Quote: So for those of you managing large ecommerce websites, product descriptions could either be the bane of your life or the magic ingredient to search success! Here are a few hints on making product descriptions work for you!
For a big ecommerce website with hundreds, or even thousands of products, those specific product pages are going to account for a large quantity of your overall website content.
Google has been incredibly open about the fact, in the Post Panda era, that quality content on certain pages on your website can have positive knock on effect for your entire domain. By the same token, poor quality, unoriginal and duplicated content on some pages on your domain could Continued at: http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/product-descriptions-seo.html
Your thoughts on this? Also, if you have any other suggestions that have worked for your ecommerce site, please post a detailed response in this thread. I have never started an ecommerce site so this is all new information to me. lol It's good practice to also rewrite those product descriptions so that you don't get duplicate content penalty. Quote: Originally Posted by buzznebo
It's good practice to also rewrite those product descriptions so that you don't get duplicate content penalty. That would fall under the Don't duplicate tip that was mentioned in this blog post.Any other new stuff to mention?