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Meta Description #62

Closed inflameous48 closed 4 years ago

inflameous48 commented 4 years ago

Meta Description for the homepage:

"WOD Every Day is the Largest Platform for CrossFit Gyms Across the World. Get The Latest Reviews, Pricing, Contact Information for CrossFit Gyms in Your Area."

Meta Description for the city location pages: "The {number of gyms in city} Best CrossFit Gyms in {city}. Check Out The Latest Reviews, Pricing, Contact Information for CrossFit Gyms in {city}"

Meta Description for individual gym pages: "{number of reviews} for {gym name}. Photos, Pricing, Contact Information and All You Need To Know Before Visiting"

cb0806151 commented 4 years ago

@inflameous48 something that you should be aware of; google only allows you to retrieve a maximum of five reviews from a location, so the number of reviews will always be less than or equal too five

cb0806151 commented 4 years ago

@inflameous48 should there be a default meta description for the rest of the pages? (country search and state search)

cb0806151 commented 4 years ago

in their current state they'll leave the og tags with a blank description when linked to

inflameous48 commented 4 years ago

@cb0806151 let's do the following

For countries: "{nr of gyms in that country} across {nr of cities that have gym CrossFit gyms}. Find the best CrossFit Gym in your City. Photos, Pricing, Contact Information and All You Need To Know Before Visiting"

For states: "{nr of gyms in that state} across {nr of cities that have gym CrossFit gyms}. Find the best CrossFit Gym in your City. Photos, Pricing, Contact Information and All You Need To Know Before Visiting"

Regarding OG tags, if a page doesn't have a meta description, take the homepage description as the default one, this applies only to OG tags. For pages that don't have a meta description template, just leave meta description blank.

cb0806151 commented 4 years ago

Caveat: The number of reviews for a gym page is not displayed yet; this information needs to be fetched before the html is generated and so will be added after task #79 is finished

inflameous48 commented 4 years ago

@cb0806151 I can see that this included in the source page, but is behind some sort of NUXT function, I think the issue here might be that search engines wouldn't be able to read it, the typical way for these to be displayed is inside the tag and following this format:

cb0806151 commented 4 years ago

@inflameous48 I think part of that message got clipped; which format are you specifying?

cb0806151 commented 4 years ago

It appears to be showing up when running a meta tag description test.

I'm entering https://www.wodeveryday.com/gym/crossfit-pantheon into https://seositecheckup.com/tools/meta-description-test and its passing

inflameous48 commented 4 years ago

@cb0806151 interesting, so I've checked this with another tool and I didn't get the same results, I assume because the tool doesn't process javascript and cannot read it. From my knowledge search engines can process the meta description from the page so I'm moving this to complete.