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Overview

We believe we have most angles covered when it comes to offering search engine friendly shopping cart software. Ecommerce templates offers the ability to use static pages which are easy to spider by visiting search engines as well as unique titles and meta tags for category, product and product detail pages and ALT information for all the product images. To fully benefit from all our search engine features, you will need a minimum version of 4.1.1 and the updater is available here if necessary.

» Dynamic title and meta description tags
» Static URLs
» ALT information
» Further reading

Dynamic title and meta description tags

From version 4.1.1 it is possible to dynamically generate the title and meta description tags for your categories, product and product detail pages. Not only are they dynamically generated but you can also add you own unique information such as company name to the title tag. The set up details are outlined below:

ASP Version

The pages you are going to want to change are...
categories.asp
products.asp
proddetail.asp

Open each of these in turn and go to HTML view. About halfway down the page you should see a bunch of "include" files, something like this...

You will want to delete the first one, the db_conn_open.asp line.

If your template uses a DHTML pop-out menu or Mini Cart there is no need to delete the line < !--#include file="vsadmin/db_conn_open.asp"-->

Just open vsadmin/db_conn_open.asp in Notepad and make sure you don't have a line

DIM sDSN

If you have that, just delete that line.

You can then follow the instructions below as normal.

Then, at the very top of the file before the first <html> tag add that db_conn_open line along with the metainfo.asp include line like this...

<html>

Now repeat this with each of the 3 files categories.asp, products.asp and proddetail.asp

Now, on your categories.asp AND the products.asp pages you can change the page title tag to something like this...

<title>Bob's widget store: <%
if topsection<>"" then response.write topsection & ", "
response.write sectionname%></title>

Also on the categories page, if you use a category description you might want to set the meta description tag to this...

The information available to the proddetail.asp page is slightly different. On that page you can change your page title to...

<title>Bob's widget store: <%= productname & ", " & sectionname & ", " & productid %></title>

You might not want to include the product ID, in which case you can use...

<title>Bob's widget store: <%= productname & ", " & sectionname %></title>

For the meta description on the proddetail.asp page you can use...

Converting dynamic to static URLs

The default URL for a products page would be something like www.yoursite.com/products.asp?id=2 but it is possible to change this to something even more search engine friendly like www.yoursite.com/productname.asp. You can also do the same for the category pages and the product detail, the information is outlined below.

Make a copy of products.asp and call it say bobswidgets.asp
Now, open this page in notepad or your web editor and go to HTML view. Now, you should see a set of include files like this:

Now just add the variable to specify the category before the incproducts include like this for ASP

If your template uses a DHTML pop-out menu or Mini Cart then you will only find one of the ASP includes in the main body of your site. The explicitid will still need to precede the include line eg.
<%
explicitid=8
%>


You can now do the same for categories.asp and proddetail.asp by adding the explicitid before:

and

As the explicit id for a product detail page is a product reference, you have to enclose this in quotes like this:
explicitid="yourprodref"

You can get the variable you need by browsing your site and checking the particular page URL. or example if your URL for a widget looks like this:

www.yoursite.com/products.asp?id=14

...then you would want to set

<%
explicitid=14
%>

If you don't want to change all your pages to static URLs then the URL can be in the form of http://www.yoursite.com/products.asp?cat=14 due to the fact that Google may not give as much weight to links which contain this generic "id" parameter.

ALT Information

By default all the product pictures and product detail pictures will have the ALT information dynamically generated by the value you have added for the product name. So if your product name is "Blue Widget" then when your mouse passes over the picture the name "Blue Widget" will appear.

Further reading

We also have some tips about search engine optimization (SEO) and an overview on how the search engines work. This is only very general information and we do recommend reading up on the subject. A great place to start would be on Webmaster World.

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