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11-12-2020, 06:09 AM
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Any S.E.O expert can answer these questions .
1.Provide reason(s) why it's beneficial to incorporate targeted keywords (SEO) into E-Commerce retailer content.
2. What makes a keyword good for converting searches into sales on E-Commerce product pages? |
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11-13-2020, 03:41 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-13-2020 04:25 AM by Nitro.)
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RE: Any S.E.O expert can answer these questions .
@zaryabjamil1
1.By adding a product-related keyword and/or its variations to a piece of content (for e-commerce, it's mainly a product description section) will help Google identify a topic relevancy of this page. This is the main benefit. FOR EXAMPLE: let's say a store is selling a product: "portable vacuum cleaner for a vehicle". However, the 'Vacuum Cleaner' page is missing such important keywords and variations as: - portable - car - vehicle What will happen? Google may think a topic of this page is about any vacuum cleaner. Since "vacuum cleaner" is a generic topic, it makes hard to rank the product page for: - portable vacuum cleaner - car vacuum cleaner And the reason why? It's because there's no relevancy between the product and the actual content/description. 2. Regarding your second question... It's all about intent that is the searcher's purpose for the search (informational, navigational, transactional, and commercial) Transactional and commercial intent makes a keyword good for converting. Transactional will usually help convince a searcher to buy a product in the sales funnel. Example of translactional keywords: product + review ... product #1 vs product #2 ... 5 best features ... 10 top products ... Users with commercial intent are most likely to commit to buy. Good example of commercial queries: buy + product free shipping discount coupon deals Hope I have provided my crystal-clear answers to all your questions:) ~Nitro
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