Module

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Description

Want to rank higher on search engines like Google, Yahoo!, and Bing? Increase your SEO and search engine visibility with the SEO (Search Engine Optimization) module by PrestaShop. 
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Merchant Benefits

Studies show that 85% of Internet users do not look beyond the first page of search results. Rank higher and maximize your visibility by using Meta tags for good SEO. Capture customers searching for your product or site.

This user-friendly module will automatically fill in all essential meta tags for optimized SEO. Optimize your site for search engines with just few clicks. No matter how big (or small) your product catalog, each product page will have unique tags and relevant keywords.

This amazing module will increase your visibility to help you reach your sales goals - a must for every online merchant! 

Features

Use our SEO module to Auto Fill meta tags to optimize your SEO for every product page. Here’s a look at fields this SEO module will auto-complete:

• Product Title Meta Tag “Meta Title”: This meta tag corresponds to the title displayed at the top of every page and in search engine results.
• Product Description Meta Tag “Meta Description”: This corresponds to the description of each page. It informs Internet users what they can expect from your site and with good copy, entices them to click on your website.
• Product Keywords Meta Tag “Meta Keywords”: Mostly used by Yahoo! and Bing, meta keywords are searchable words or group of words that describes the product page.
• Short Description Meta Tag: Short text descriptions for your product that is visible to search engines for SEO but not displayed on product pages.
• SEO Friendly URL “URL Rewrite”: URL rewriting allows you to create clean and unique web addresses for each page of your website.
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Content Optimization Procedures

Content Optimization the easy way

Content Optimization is a very important factor in search engine ranking. The technique is to write it your self and if that is not possible get some one to write it for you. The website with the best unique content get more marks from Google. There are many factors during  which should not be overlooked while building. Some of them are explained below:

Keyword Placement: Keyword placement mean where you place your keyword during. The best rule is to have your primary keywords in first two lines of your paragraph.

Keyword Density: Key word density means the number of time the keywords are repeated in your content. This density is generally not more then 5% for the main keyword you are focusing.

Keyword prominence: Keywords prominence mean have your primary keywords standout with respect to the rest of the text. This can be achieved during creation by bolding the text or using italic. What the most webmaster recommend is to bold the text.

Remember content creation during site optimization should be done with most care since in search engine world CONTENT IS THE KING. The website with the best text gets the best search engine ranking.

How to write good Content

1. Length. One common reason why readers bookmark is that they want to read from start to finish but don’t have the time at the moment. Writing a good quality article which is longer than your average blog post is a good way to get bookmarked.

2. Introduce a new idea. Seth Godin’s blog posts seem almost contradictory to the above point, in that they are frequently bookmarked but tend to be quite short. What makes them bookmark able is that they contain thought-provoking ideas readers don’t want to risk forgetting. You can encourage bookmarks by innovating.

3. Write a useful tutorial, how to, or guide. Tutorials tend to contain too many steps to memorize in one sitting. If a reader thinks what you are teaching is worthwhile, they’ll bookmark it. The most successful tutorials and guides are written about something a lot of readers want to do but haven’t been shown how elsewhere. Uniqueness and demand are the key factors in deciding whether a tutorial is bookmark able.

4. Create a one-stop reference. This requires more hard-work than creativity, and as such anyone can do it. Pick a topic and assemble all the useful information and resources you can find on that topic in one place. Readers are likely to bookmark this because you’ve done all the hard-work for them.

5. Create a recommended list. If you’ve developed a sense of trust with your readers then they’re likely to respect your opinion. Create a list of your favorite blogs, or favorite websites, or favorite posts, or favorite albums, etc. Readers will appreciate the recommendation from someone they trust. The longer the list, the more likely it is to be bookmarked and returned to later.

6. Create a cheat sheet for your topic. A cheat sheet is any single-page reference guide for a topic. A web-designer’s cheat sheet might contain definitions of every CSS term, a beginner chess player’s cheat sheet might outline how the pieces are set-up on the board, and how they move, a traveler going to Japan might create a cheat sheet with key Japanese phrases, tourist attractions, notes on local customs, and so on.
Cheat sheets encourage bookmarking because they’re a quick reference for information that can’t easily be remembered. I’ve written in detail on creating cheat sheets here.

7. Make a convincing argument on a controversial topic. Readers who share your opinion will often bookmark the post if they feel you’ve stated their case more eloquently than they themselves could. When the argument comes up elsewhere, that reader is likely to point others to your article as a means of stating their case. There is even a chance that your post could go viral — though you have to be prepared for a little controversy in the comments section!

8. Compile great videos on a topic. Search for the best ten (or whatever number) videos on your topic and compile them in a post. If each video is 5 minutes long then it might take half-an-hour to watch them all. Readers will be more likely to bookmark the post and watch a new video when they have the time.

9. Remedy a problem. If the remedy is not a simple process readers are likely to bookmark it so they can implement the points over time. Even readers who are not yet suffering the problem might bookmark the post just in case they suffer it in future. I myself have bookmarked a post which lists dozens of content ideas — even though I’m nowhere near running out of ideas yet.

10. Compile a directory of links. These links are usually grouped under one broad topic and divided into sub-headings. There might be a sentence or two of evaluative or descriptive text next to the link. The more links, the more bookmark able the content.

How to use Heading

“Heading” is much weighted in Google and Inktomi algorithms. The H1 and title tag will give you quite a boost to your page optimization and your search engine rankings. Again, you should not repeat keywords in this tag, as it will be seen as spam. If you want to have subheadings underneath the main Page headings, your best bet is to create a cascading stylesheet (CSS) file that declares classes for different classes of H1 tags. For those of you who are not familiar with CSS, please read the tutorial at w3schools.com. You can then gain the high rating Google places on the h1 tag, while having different font sizes and colors, etc. declared in your CSS file. A simple h1 tag example would be:

Main Heading
Sub Heading
Another Sub Heading

Due to their abuse by unethical webmasters and SEO’s, the weight given to heading tags is not what it could be however the content between these tags is given increased weight over standard text. There are rules to follow with the use of heading tags that must be adhered to. If you use heading tags irresponsibly you run the risk of having your website penalized for spam even though the abuse may be unintentional.

When using your heading tags try to follow these rules:

· Never use the same tag twice on a single page
· Try to be concise with your wording
· Use heading tags only when appropriate. If bold text will do then go that route
· don’t use CSS to mask heading tags

Header Tags (e.g. H1 and H2 tags): More weight is given to keywords that appear within H1 tags, then H2, H3 and so on.

Example ofa good content structure and Tags:

Keyword: Website Optimization Tips, Website Optimization Advise

Title Tag: Website Optimization Tips and SEO Advice

Meta Description Tag: Place your target keywords near the front of a clear and click inviting sentence.

H1 Tag:

The 1st heading on your page: Website Optimization Tips and Advise
This should be followed by a short paragraph using variations of the target keywords and at all times making good grammatical sense, thinking of the potential reader first and the search engines second.

H2 Tag:

The 2nd heading on your page: Website Optimization Basics
Again followed by a short paragraph using variations of the target keywords, thinking of the potential reader first and the search engines second.

Another H2 Tag:

The 3rd heading on your page: Website Optimization Essentials

If possible using short sentence or even bullet point

Keyword Density

Keyword density is an important part if you write for the web and write SEO articles. keyword density basically indicates the amount of times that a selected keyword or keyword phrase appears on a web page or in an article on said page.

Keywords should be used throughout the article but you do not want to over use them. If you repeat them too often, your article or web site could be misconstrued as attempting to spam search engines or artificially boost your search engine rankings. Rather than help your site, it will hurt it. Be careful not to overuse those words!

What is keyword density and how can you determine what it is for your article or web page? Simply put, keyword density is defined as a percentage of the total word count on a web page, or how many times certain words appear within the total body of the article (web page).

For example, imagine that you have 100 words on your web page. Do not include the HMTL code used for writing the web page. Imagine that you use a certain keyword five times on the page or in that article. The keyword density on that page is figured by simply dividing the total number of keywords, by the total number of words that appear on your web page. So five divided by 100 = .05. Because keyword density is defined as the percentage of the total word count on the page, multiply the above by 100, that is 0.05 x 100 = 5%.

The accepted standard for keyword density is between 3% and 5%, so to get recognized by the search engines and you should never exceed it and you would want to have a 3% density at the minimum.

Remember that this rule applies to every page on your site and to every article that you write for the web or your own web site. It also applies to not just to one keyword but also a set of keywords that relates to a different product or service.

Easy steps to check the density:

1. Copy and paste the content from the web page or article that you wish to check into a word processor program such as Microsoft Word or Open Office.

2. On the tool bar, select Edit from the menu and click Select All. Next, go to the Tools menu and select Word Count. Jot down the total word count.

3. Now select the Find or Find and Replace function from in the Edit menu. Go to the Replace tab and fill in the keyword you wish to locate. Replace that word with the same word, so that you are not changing the text.

4. After you have completed the Replace function, the system will provide a count of the words that you have replaced. This gives you the number of times you have used the keyword on that page or in said article.

5. Using this method and the examples shown above, you can now calculate the keyword density.