Yes, mainly "Duplicate Page Content" and "Duplicate Titles" went up.
Prior to adding Twylah we only had a few errors here and there.
I have reached out to the Twylah team and they are currently looking into this.
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RE: What are your thoughts on Twylah and SEO?posted in Technical SEO
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RE: Lead With Branded Keywords or Descriptive Keywords in Page Title for (Niche) Site?posted in On-Page Optimization
Thanks Ryan, this is great feedback.
I was wondering about the one vs. two keywords in the title
So thanks for pointing that out!I did notice the "hingehead" vs _"hinge head" _difference in our analytics. Would it be sufficient to create a single page (say a blog post) for each to address the different spellings? Alternatively, I was planning to split out "hingehead" and _"hinge head" _50/50 across all our product pages.
I am already onto Pinterest
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Lead With Branded Keywords or Descriptive Keywords in Page Title for (Niche) Site?posted in On-Page Optimization
Our site is hingeheads.com, and our products and product catalog are unique in two ways.
For one our product is not something that people are generally aware of, and secondly our entire product catalog consists of different variations of the same product.
- **Catalog Overview: **http://hingeheads.com/collections/all
- Product Example: http://hingeheads.com/products/dolphin
I keep wondering if it is better to lead the title with "branded keywords" [1] or with "descriptive keywords" [2]?
- Dolphin HingeHead | Unique Home Decor & Gift Idea | HingeHeads
- Dolphin Decor Accessories & Unique Gift Ideas | HingeHeads
I am currently going with the second solution, but I am always wondering if that's the right/better solution.
I am curious to hear feedback from people who have more experience with this than I do.
How would you structure the title for our product pages?
Thanks!
Kai
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What are your thoughts on Twylah and SEO?posted in Technical SEO
I recently signed up for Twylah. If you are not familiar with it, Twylah creates a summary of all your tweets, which you can then add to your site to make them easily accessible for humans and for search engines.
On first glance I am really liking this idea, however after adding Twylah to our site, our crawl diagnostics took a major spike in errors and alerts:
Here is our Twylah page:
I am not a SEO expert, but the number of errors is worrying me. Are we getting penalized by Search Engines/Google because of the high number in errors/alerts?
Curious to hear your thoughts.
P.S. I have fwd this to the Twylah team. They will get back to me in the next few days.Diagnostics%20After%20Twylah.png
