Hi, just thinking about SEO and how indexable content within Amelia is.
Service descriptions, for example, contain a lot of information about the services on offer. It makes no sense to have to duplicate all of that work in pages/custom post types just to make it accessible to search engines.
However, with Amelia embedded on the page via a shortcode, the URL doesn't change as the user (and/or search engine spider) clicks through the different categories and services. That makes me think it's not going to be indexed and ranked properly by search engines.
Hi, just thinking about SEO and how indexable content within Amelia is.
Service descriptions, for example, contain a lot of information about the services on offer. It makes no sense to have to duplicate all of that work in pages/custom post types just to make it accessible to search engines.
However, with Amelia embedded on the page via a shortcode, the URL doesn't change as the user (and/or search engine spider) clicks through the different categories and services. That makes me think it's not going to be indexed and ranked properly by search engines.
Are my assumptions correct?
Cheers,
Calvin
Hello Calvin,
Thank you for reaching out to us.
I have passed this issue to our level 2 support team and we will provide you with an update as soon as we have one.
Thank you for your patience.
Kind Regards,
Uros Jovanovic
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