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Website SEO Suite 14.0

Website SEO Suite

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Technical name	website_seo
License	LGPL-3
Website	https://store.webkul.com/Odoo-Website-SEO-Suite.html
Included Dependencies	Webkul Message Wizard Website Webkul Addons

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Odoo Website SEO Suite

Improve website ranking in Odoo!!

Odoo Website SEO Suite helps you to increase the traffic of your Odoo Website without much effort. You can customise the meta-title, meta-description, and meta-keywords for the products and product categories on your Odoo website. It might make it easier for your products or categories to show up in search engine results.

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User Guide

http://webkul.com/blog/odoo-website-seo-pro/

Increase website visitors with SEO Suite in Odoo!!

The lifeblood of every website's revenue and ranking is organic traffic. Statistics show that the top-ranking Google pages have an average click-through rate of 32%.

Increasing the number of visitors to your eCommerce website is the first step in boosting conversion. More visitors imply more chances to turn leads into paying clients.

In the modern world, increasing the visibility of your website in search engine results pages (SERPs) is a great method to promote it and see growth. Your Odoo website's metadata helps the search engine understand its contents. It might make it easier for your products or categories to show up in search engine results.

Define meta information for your product and their categories!!

You can define meta-data for your items and website product categories with the aid of the Odoo website SEO Suite module so that search engines can understand them.

You can customise the meta-title, meta-description, and meta-keywords for the products and product categories on your Odoo website.

Highlighted-features

Below is the detailed list of Feature for website Seo Suite

Boost awareness and organic traffic

Create website content that is optimised for search

Add meta data for the products and product groups

Define meta-title, meta-description, and meta-keywords

Create attributes from Odoo backend

Assign appropriate values to metadata by attributes

Set the count criteria for Meta Data in Odoo

ScreenShots
Detailed Features

Default Parameters

Fields For Product SEO

SEO For Category

SEO Listing

This is how your page will look in Google Search Engine.

Detailed Features List

Configure Your Odoo To Use Meta-Information

For each product in Odoo, the user of this module can specify a meta-title, meta-description, etc.
Enables you to setup the meta data for the categories on your Odoo website.

Define Meta-Information Limits In The Odoo Backend

While configuring, provide the length of each meta-data attribute.
For products and categories in Odoo, set meta-title, meta-description, and meta-Keywords.

Meta-Data Attributes Creation From Odoo Backend

You can specify and create met-data properties in the Odoo backend.
The values of the attributes can be selected and adjusted by the Odoo user to specify the information, and they are then automatically picked up when the product appears in the SERPs.

Adding Description And Images On The Odoo Website

On the Odoo website, the customer can also choose the graphics and descriptions for each public category.
Each image on your website should have an alt attribute.

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