How to collect search queries for a store category
Keyword research for a category goes far beyond exporting a thousand phrases from a tool. It means finding out how real buyers phrase what you sell.
Keyword research for a category goes far beyond exporting a thousand phrases from a tool. It means finding out how real buyers phrase what you sell.
The split into "text for people" and "text for search engines" is outdated. Modern search evaluates how well a page answers the user's question – and that is exactly what the buyer wants.
Search Console is a free tool that shows how the search engine sees your website. It is the only source of truth about indexing and real search queries.
Changing a domain is the riskiest technical operation. It can be done without losses, but a mistake here costs months of recovery.
An article that ranked at the top a year ago gradually loses positions. It hasn't become worse – fresher and more complete materials have appeared.
Fluff in a text is a missing answer dressed up as style. If you can delete a paragraph and nothing changes, it was fluff.
Meta tags are your ad in the search results. Your ranking decides whether people see you, and the Title and Description decide whether they choose you among ten others.
Good topics come from outside the office. You find them where people have already put their questions into words – in search, in chats with your managers and in reviews.
A useful audit skips the hundred-page document that lists everything in sight. It is a list of problems sorted by how much money each of them costs you right now.
Schema markup tells a search engine exactly what is on the page. For an online store, it directly affects how the snippet looks in search results – and how many people click on it.
"How many characters" is the wrong question at its core. The right one is: does the text answer the question the shopper still has after browsing the products?
Most disappointment with SEO comes from expectations. A text goes live on Monday – and by Friday people ask why there are no sales.