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Thanks a lot for the feedback. I've tried to silo the news / information content (http://goo.gl/uSDfm http://goo.gl/uSDfm) away from the product / transactional

by mikeatl 15y ago

Thanks a lot for the feedback. I've tried to silo the news / information content (http://goo.gl/uSDfm http://goo.gl/uSDfm) away from the product / transactional related content (http://goo.gl/X3M8d http://goo.gl/X3M8d) by assigning them to different categories. Do you think I should go further then that? I've considered subdomains but have held off because of the subsequent need to 301 so many urls.Maybe there's another option? Product wise I have a bigger database then any other website. Each product profile features a mix of product info, reviews, price comparisons, and checklists. So they are a combination of both types of content in a way.

shiningly 15y ago
Subdomains are not a must. However, your titles will kill you. "101" - it doesn't mean anything to a search engine. "tips", "information" -> those mean something. If you have products, make sure to add "buy" or "purchase" or any such keyword which screams "transactions". You don't have it right now. tl;dr: Help the search engines to categorize your silos properly. Same goes for subcategories. Good luck.