Post by account_disabled on Dec 9, 2023 7:01:20 GMT
For example, one of the website's products receives a lot of traffic, and visitors enter the website through a series of related short-tail keywords and long-tail keywords. However, they will almost always appear on the product page. By analyzing the visitor journey for this page, we noticed that they leave to try to find more information about the item, as most visitors do not enter the site during the purchase phase of the conversion cycle. However, the location of this supporting information on the website is not immediately obvious.
In fact, it’s nearly four clicks away from the product landing page! Obviously, we have C Level Contact List to solve this problem and other similar problems we find by doing some fairly simple analysis. Product on the global product catalog built into the content management system. They're not great, but since we don't have access to the catalog or we can't do much with the product pages directly. Rewriting Content I don’t necessarily believe in such a thing as thoughtful writing.
Yes, you can build your page in a somewhat formulaic way using title tags, tags, and keywords in the title tag. You can also incorporate low-competition long-tail phrases and target keywords into your copy but if you’re sacrificing user experience for any of the things I just mentioned, then I’ll be honest, you’re doing it wrong. From looking at the data (average time on site was lower, bounce rate should have been lower), and reading the site ourselves, it was clear that the content needed to be rewritten.
In fact, it’s nearly four clicks away from the product landing page! Obviously, we have C Level Contact List to solve this problem and other similar problems we find by doing some fairly simple analysis. Product on the global product catalog built into the content management system. They're not great, but since we don't have access to the catalog or we can't do much with the product pages directly. Rewriting Content I don’t necessarily believe in such a thing as thoughtful writing.
Yes, you can build your page in a somewhat formulaic way using title tags, tags, and keywords in the title tag. You can also incorporate low-competition long-tail phrases and target keywords into your copy but if you’re sacrificing user experience for any of the things I just mentioned, then I’ll be honest, you’re doing it wrong. From looking at the data (average time on site was lower, bounce rate should have been lower), and reading the site ourselves, it was clear that the content needed to be rewritten.