OK thanks Alan. That's good advice. Our rel and next are working brilliantly. As you say we'll implement sitemap.xml with pagination to cover our bases.
Also, we'll be compartimentalising to measure index rates on various categories.
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RE: Include pagination in sitemap.xml?posted in Technical SEO
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Include pagination in sitemap.xml?posted in Technical SEO
Curious on peoples thoughts around this.
Since restructuring our site we have seen a massive uplift in pages indexed and organic traffic with our pagination.
But we haven't yet included a sitemap.xml. It's an ancient site that never had one.
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Given that Google seems to be loving us right now, do we even need a sitemap.xml - aside from the analytical benefis in WM Tools?
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Would you include pagination URL's (don't worry, we have no duplicate content) in the sitemap.xml?
Cheers.
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RE: Alt tag matching product titles - e-commerceposted in On-Page Optimization
Best answer. But at a granular product line level, Amazon use 'product details' for all their products.
Might try replicating each product title with each alt tag on one category - see how it goes.
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Alt tag matching product titles - e-commerceposted in On-Page Optimization
Hey all,
Just wondering if it is ok to match the alt tag to product titles.
Imagine an e-commerce site that lists a whole lot of products on any one page for any one category.
Each product listing has a thumbnail image beside it.
The easiest way to implement this dynamically is to use the product title for the alt tag.
Anyone had any experience with this? Is it overkill / spam of keywords - given that the product title is repeated.
Our current situation is that our alt tags are simply blank or say 'photo' which is no good, and we have hundreds of thousands of pages.
Cheers,
Croozie
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RE: Did Google's Farmer Update Positively/Negatively Affect Your Search Traffic?posted in Industry News
Hey Dave,
I would love to know what kind of errors and warnings were being thrown up in crawl diagnostics on you seomoz campaign.
I am responsible for 3 large E-Commerce sites that have all the normal duplication issues, too many links etc. We rank fairly well, but the algorithm change hasn't hit our shores yet. So I'm curious what errors and warnings you have, so that I can raise the argument for acclerating our seo changes in-house.
Would be interesting for us all to know so that we can attribute a possible correlation between these and the Farmer changes