Hello !
I'm working on our Community SEO improvment (for a Q&A community). I read multiple articles / salesforce docs on that subject but SEO on communities seems to be very "basic", maybe I'm wrong...
- Using HTTPS protocols instead of HTTP
- Get a sitemap.xml and a robot.xml
- Verify if Title and Description fields are populated on each pages etc...
They are not talking about the other side of the SEO.
For exemple, respect titles architecture :
- <h1></h1><h2></h2><h3></h3> etc...
- Put at least 5 similar keywords in a page
- Put Internal / External links in a page
- Write "Alt images"
Etc...
So, my question is :
- Do you think it's better to write the page content only with HTML tags to make sure SEO "best practices" are met instead of drag-and-droping elements from the Community Toolbar ?
If you have some tips, do not hesitate =)
Have a good day !
we are a single-page application (SPA) and leverage a snapshot generation service to serve HTML-friendly versions of every page based on the requesting user-agent (including your page-level title, meta, etc). Depending on the SERP tool if you're able to configure it to acts as google-bot (for example) then you should see the proper results returned.
@Sheena Lee FYI