It has become easier to optimize Shopify product pages and blogs with Yoast SEO. It was launched this month and provides the same features as popular WordPress plugins.
Yoast SEO for Shopify is scheduled to launch on January 18th and will be available in 27 languages and a 14-day free trial.
After the trial period, Shopify’s Yoast SEO will charge a monthly subscription fee of $29.
If you are familiar with Yoast SEO of WordPress, which has more than 5 million active installs, you will know exactly how to use the Shopify app.
The following is an overview of the main functions:
- Search engine optimization analysis: Help optimize your posts to get the keywords you need. Yoast’s understanding of related keywords and synonyms can help you write naturally.
- Readability analysis: Use real-time readability analysis to create SEO-friendly product pages and blogs that show how and where content can be improved.
- Automatically structured data: Yoast SEO will automatically add important structured data to help Google understand what your website is about.
- Social media preview: In addition to visualizing how your products and posts look on Google, you can also see how they look when they are shared on social media.
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Paid users can visit Yoast SEO Academy, which offers seven courses and accompanying quizzes to test your knowledge. Yoast also provides 24/7 priority support to its customers.
You can learn more about Shopify applications during Yoast Online YoastCon on January 20th. The speaker will discuss all the content of e-commerce SEO. YoastCon will be for Shopify users and WordPress users.
Why choose Shopify?
If you are familiar with Yoast as a company, you probably know that it only supports open source platforms.
This may make you wonder why Yoast suddenly supports closed source Shopify.
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Yoast addressed this issue in a statement, noting that it clearly allows the company to sell its products to more people.
But there is more than that, because Shopify creates opportunities for small businesses to sell products directly to consumers, rather than through third parties.
Yoast wants to be part of this mission, he said:
“We firmly believe that Shopify’s mission is to get small businesses online. We believe that it is important for the Internet for people to have their own website instead of selling their products through a third party. Through our Yoast SEO for Shopify app, we hope to help people in Ranked in its own online store.”
What about WordPress?
Yoast SEO for WordPress will not go anywhere and will continue to receive the same level of support.
The company confirmed that it will continue to work on “Five For The Future”, a plan in which the company promises to use 5% of its resources for WordPress projects.
source: Jost
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