[Bennett]

To make sure your product template has the right design, it is advised that you preview it with several different products.

Click on the eye icon on the bottom left panel, then settings. Under Preview Settings, choose the specific product you want to display. Now, apply and review to see how it looks like.

This is the stage in which you set the conditions that determine where your product template will appear. By default, the template will affect all the product pages on your site. You can also select a specific category of products.

Click on Publish.

[Bennett]

A sitemap is a smart technique for indexing the website quickly. Instead of crawling through all the links one by one, search engine bots go through the URLs listed in the sitemap and index them. In the process, they pick up essential information about the web pages, such as the last update timestamp and the page’s importance.

Sitemaps have no direct impact on your site’s SERP ranking. However, they are essential for indexing your site to be included in the search engine results. New websites would find it challenging to achieve SERP rankings independently without the support of backlinks.

Another important aspect of implementing sitemaps is to keep the search engines updated with your website’s structure. If you update your website or add a new page, these changes will only reflect in SERP if you include the sitemap changes.

[Bennett]

Despite not being fully optimised out of the box, WooCommerce is highly SEO friendly. Any website’s optimization will require effort from the website owner!

WooCommerce is also SEO friendly because it is integrated into WordPress, which makes WordPress a platform for SEO-friendly websites. In light of this, you should invest some effort to enhancing the SEO of your WooCommerce site.

I strongly advise utilising a WooCommerce SEO plugin like All in One SEO to accomplish it quickly. You can use it to quickly address problems with WooCommerce-specific SEO like:

1. Page titles and meta descriptions on your product pages and category pages
2. Sitemap XML
3. Product image optimization
4. Rich Snippets or schema

Some Must-follow WooCommerce Strategies are

1. Perform Keyword Research
2. Use the All in One SEO Plugin
3. Concentrate on Focus Keyphrases
4. Don’t Overlook Product and Category Pages
5. Use Breadcrumbs
6. Add Internal Links to High-Priority Product Pages
7. Find How Organic Traffic Brings in Business
8. Implement Schema Markup on Product Pages
9. Use Alt Tags on Images
10. Check Site Speed
11. Optimize Slugs Before Publishing

[Bennett]

Is WooCommerce Good for Subscriptions?

 

[Bennett]

Hey, Jacob As you have mentioned in your answer about cart abandonment reduction rate. If there is any suitable setup or guide available for my query?

[Bennett]

It depends on your business. Websites are rewarded for unique, quality content that is regularly updated. Creating pages for the sake of SEO will diminish the user experience.

So, if you are a small local business that is targeting the local area, you probably only need 5-10 pages. If you are setting up an online store that posts US-wide, you will require more.

Generally speaking, 10-30 pages of well-crafted content that showcase your products and services should be enough for most small to medium businesses.

As long as you prioritize the user experience, you will get results

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