Doing better SEO with WooCommerce
WooCommerce is the first solution in the world used to create an e-commerce site. Plugin backed by the WordPress CMS, you benefit from all the power of this tool to sell your products and services in a simple and fast way thanks to a powerful and varied ecosystem.
SEOPress is of course compatible with WooCommerce to facilitate the SEO of your online store.
Get the most out of your WooCommerce site by reading this guide with step-by-step tutorials, real-life case studies, and more to help you maximize its full potential.
Getting started with ecommerce SEO using WooCommerce
If you run or are thinking about starting an ecommerce site, you will be interested in generating traffic from search engines. Visibility in Google can increase brand awareness for your store, but it is also a unique opportunity to be seen at the exact moment when Internet users are ready to buy. Visibility at this moment can provide quality traffic that is very likely…
14 WooCommerce SEO tips to Boost your eCommerce
Selling Sunglasses with WooCommerce and SEOPress
Imagine that you are a freelance web designer who uses WordPress to make sites for clients. Ideally, you’d like to set up websites from scratch, working with the client to understand their needs and then leading him through the choices they need to make in terms of design, functionality, and SEO. But sometimes you don’t always get what you want in life! In this…
How to Write the Best Product Descriptions for SEO With WooCommerce
Adding WooCommerce to WordPress, you can create a great fully functional ecommerce site. The main content of your ecommerce site will consist of product pages and you will be hoping that these pages will rank in Google and that this visibility will generate traffic and sales. To get ranked, you need to be sure that each product page is optimized for search engines, particularly…
How to Optimize Product Schema in WooCommerce
Structured data allows Google to better understand the content of pages and will help improve the visibility of those pages in search results. Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Yandex created a standard of structured data types for search engines called Schema.org which is also a website. By adding specific HTML or Javascript code to a page, website owners can give values for the different properties…
