Technical Questions From SEO
Posted: Wed Apr 06, 2016 9:01 am
Hello,
I have a some technical questions from an SEO standpoint...Have any of the following been incorporated into Gold R11? Thanks in advance!
- Addition of Google-recommended attribute: "unit pricing measure"
- Microdata for condition (*Although we're using the "condition" field in R8, our Google Merchant Center/Google Shopping account is telling us that we're missing the correct microdata for that attribute)
- Implement the “Rel=Next/Prev” element in all paginated sections of the site (especially the product pages and blog pages) for proper Google indexing:
When you have content on your site that is displayed in pages the Rel=”next/prev” tag is a useful tag for handling this paginated content. Similar to the canonical tag, this is used to show search engines that you have a set of pages in a series. Since paginated sections often do not have a lot of unique content of their own adding this tag is very useful in avoiding any issues with thin or duplicate content. Additionally, search engines use these tags to serve users only the first page of a section in the results page. To use it, you would add code to all paginated sections, in addition to the canonical tag, similar to below:
So the page: hotsaucedepot.com/Hot-Sauce.aspx would include the code:
This is stating that the “canonical” link is what should be indexed, but the following page is part of the same series of content. The page hotsaucedepot.com/Hot-Sauce.aspx?s=Featured%20ASC&ps=48&p=1 would, in turn, include the following code:
This describes that this is a unique page located at the canonical link mentioned, but is also preceding by the “prev” URL in a series and proceeded by the “next” link. The final URL in the series would not use a “next” link.
- Add schema microdata markup to category and product pages to highlight breadcrumb navigation: With R8 the breadcrumb is already described within a <div> element, but does R11 have the schema attribute with the <div> tag making it:
Thank you!
I have a some technical questions from an SEO standpoint...Have any of the following been incorporated into Gold R11? Thanks in advance!
- Addition of Google-recommended attribute: "unit pricing measure"
- Microdata for condition (*Although we're using the "condition" field in R8, our Google Merchant Center/Google Shopping account is telling us that we're missing the correct microdata for that attribute)
- Implement the “Rel=Next/Prev” element in all paginated sections of the site (especially the product pages and blog pages) for proper Google indexing:
When you have content on your site that is displayed in pages the Rel=”next/prev” tag is a useful tag for handling this paginated content. Similar to the canonical tag, this is used to show search engines that you have a set of pages in a series. Since paginated sections often do not have a lot of unique content of their own adding this tag is very useful in avoiding any issues with thin or duplicate content. Additionally, search engines use these tags to serve users only the first page of a section in the results page. To use it, you would add code to all paginated sections, in addition to the canonical tag, similar to below:
Code: Select all
<link rel="prev"
href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=1" />
<link rel="next"
href="http://www.example.com/article?story=abc&page=3" />
Code: Select all
<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.hotsaucedepot.com/Hot
Sauce.aspx" />
<link rel="next" href="http://www.hotsaucedepot.com/Hot
Sauce.aspx?s=Featured%20ASC&ps=48&p=1" />
Code: Select all
<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.hotsaucedepot.com/Hot
Sauce.aspx?s=Featured%20ASC&ps=48&p=1" />
<link rel="prev" href="http://www.hotsaucedepot.com/Hot
Sauce.aspx" />
<link rel="next" href="http://www.hotsaucedepot.com/Hot
Sauce.aspx?s=Featured%20ASC&ps=48&p=2" />
- Add schema microdata markup to category and product pages to highlight breadcrumb navigation: With R8 the breadcrumb is already described within a <div> element, but does R11 have the schema attribute with the <div> tag making it:
Code: Select all
<div id="breadcrumb" itemprop="breadcrumb" />