Schema for SEO: Best Practices, Tools, and More
Leveraging schema markup is an essential step in SEO and helps search engines better understand the content that’s on your website.
Google dominates the search engine world with over 63,000 queries per second and over 90% of the market share. So it’s no wonder that when it comes to search engines, most users immediately think of Google or well-known competitors like Yahoo! and Bing.
But wait—are there other options out there? …
Leveraging schema markup is an essential step in SEO and helps search engines better understand the content that’s on your website.
These days, it can be hard to keep up with the seemingly endless Google’s Algorithm updates. It’s as if they’ve started doing their best Oprah impression: “You get an update! You get an update!”
There’s always a bounty of opportunity and advancements in the search industry, but there’s also a paradox: the more room for growth, the harder it is to accomplish your goals.
Google Analytics is a powerful tool that allows businesses to track all user data and behaviors that come through to their website. But…it’s a lot of information to take in.
UX is extremely important for e-commerce sites–and is shown to have a direct impact on revenue and sales. If a customer finds the checkout experience confusing or frustrating, they could abandon their carts, causing you to miss out on a purchase.
Optimizing your website for lead generation can seem like a daunting task. It can feel a lot more difficult to get a user to request more information or contact a representative (which entails giving up their personal information), than it is for an e-commerce website to make a sale.