Magento is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms used today.
Magento is a popular alternative to other eCommerce platforms such as WooCommerce, Prestashop, OSCommerce and Shopify.
Magento is a self hosted CMS that does provide some SEO functionality.
The SEO configuration on Magento typically prevents indexing and crawl issues and ensures that Google and other search engines can rank and crawl the website properly.
Unfortunately, Magento is an open source eCommerce platform, making SEO issues inevitable.
Magento’s configuration and setup can be incredibly diverse and this can create canonical issues, URL structural issues, poor theme build, poor core web vitals and slow loading speeds among a whole host of other issues.
As a Magento SEO expert, I’ll be able to work with your business to help your SEO improve so you can really see the organic rankings that you want.
What makes SEO an engaging industry to work in?
Why this mission? Because that’s what makes me wake up in the morning, sorry to be very cringy here.
I have started as an SEO consultant exactly this way, by helping out a fellow employee to start his dream business up – a bed and breakfast – which thanks to my help in driving leads, allowed his business to thrive and for him to leave his day job.
Coming back to this very first engagement into SEO consulting and my very first SEO client, reminds me of why I’ve started and why SEO feels like such a great thing to do every day.
Knowing this, and being connected to this initial value emotionally, makes me, I believe, a top choice for ‘SEO consultant in London’ and have been ranking top for ‘SEO freelancer in London’ and related keywords for years now.
Working with great businesses, with people whose vision and point of view I admire makes this a constantly engaging space to be in.
Google is constantly developing in the way that they understand search queries.
And this development presents constant challenges for businesses that rely on search traffic to generate sales.
I am seeing a lot more emphasis on ‘questions and answers’ present on the results from Google (their answers and direct answers boxes) as much as on people’s websites (the rise of ‘FAQ pages’ in schema).
I’m also seeing a push towards authoritative data. This sometimes results in censorship of some of the results, particularly in the health industry.
Google has employed more fact checking for health facts and possibly filters sites that provide bad medical information or make too many ‘alternative health’ claims.
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