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Hi,

I am doing the SEO for a webshop, which has a lot of linking and related websites on the same root domain. So the structure is for example:

Root domain: example.com
Shop: shop.example.com
Linking websites to shop: courses.example.com, software.example.com,...

Do I have to check which keywords these linking websites are already ranking for and choose other keywords for my category and product pages on the webshop? The problem with this could be that the main keywords for the category pages on the webshop are mainly the same as for the other subdomains.

The intention is that some people immediately come to the webshop instead of going first to the linking websites and then to the webshop.

Thanks.

Hi Kane,

I tried this method, and I can indeed change the titles but I can not select to not show them at all.

I tried adding a space, and in Chrome no title texts show then, but in Edge and FF, a blank space is shown when hovering over the navigation tabs.

I suppose there is only one way to not show title texts at all, being an override in the code. Unfortunately, I am not a coding expert. I chose to fill in some appropriate title texts, which also helps (a little bit) for my SEO.

Hi Kane,

Thanks for the answer. Probably you couldn't see the page because we are executing the transfer right now.

The problem with these links is that they are embedded in 'More info' buttons, which are designed by the WP Bakery page builder in CSS. So the link is an 'href' in the code , but not an 'a href'. In regular html, I can't reproduce these buttons and adding styling to them is of course more difficult.

However, the images are also embedded in CSS functionalities and the alt-texts are recognised by Moz, so I suppose if Moz can recognise and index these images, Google can too.

Hi Tim,

I already found where to edit the title tag of the links, but I can not deactivate them. The only thing I can do is fill in a space and then the title tag is not shown, so I guess it has to be changed in the code.

I do have another question though: the links and images that are embedded in CSS (so for example links that are not 'a href') are not recognised by the Moz toolbar. I know that the toolbar only can see normal 'a href' links, but can this hurt my SEO? Or will Google recognise these internal links?

An example of the code with links that are not recognised by Moz toolbar on the page k488239.hosting.kinamo.be :

VERWARMING

<a class="vc_general vc_btn3 vc_btn3-size-sm vc_btn3-shape-rounded vc_btn3-style-flat vc_btn3-icon-left vc_btn3-color-mulled-wine" <strong="">href="http://k488239.hosting.kinamo.be/producten/verwarming/" title=""> Meer info</a>

Thans for checking!

Hi,

I am building a website in Wordpress and when checking the pages through Moz toolbar or Yoast plugin, I notice that these don't recognise the internal links in custom CSS and the images neither.

Here some code to clarify how it is built:

[vc_row][vc_column width="1/2"][ultimate_heading main_heading="Veldrijden" alignment="left" main_heading_margin="margin-bottom:20px;"][/ultimate_heading][vc_single_image image="6497" img_size="full" onclick="custom_link" link="http://k488239.hosting.kinamo.be/activiteiten/veldrijden/"][vc_btn title="Meer info" color="mulled-wine" align="left" link="url:http%3A%2F%2Fk488239.hosting.kinamo.be%2Factiviteiten%2Fveldrijden%2F|||"][/vc_column]

The links are embedded in images and in 'More info' buttons. Also the internal links in the main website navigation are not recognised, but the normal a href links are recognised.

For the images it is a little different: the alt text from the images gets recognised by Moz, but Yoast says there are no images on the page.

The only thing I can think of that there is no 'a href' in the links and for the images that it has something to do with the page builder.

Can this effect my SEO results?

Thanks.

Thanks guys, some helpful tips !

Hi,

I have a Wordpress website and want to delete or edit the text that appears when I hover over my navigation tabs.

In my case, the text is always the same as the page title, but I don't know where to edit it separately. When I change the title of a page that is in the navigation, the text that appears changes too. So the general setting is that this text is the same as the page title.

Does somebody have an idea where to edit this?

Thanks!

Hi,

We are migrating an old website to a new one built in Wordpress soon.

We also added an SSL to change to https://

Most of the url's stay the same. Can we just migrate from http to https on server level, and for the url's that do change just set a 301 redirect? Or are there other things we should take into account?

Hi,

I have to set up a campaign for a webshop. This webshop is a subdomain itself.

First question: The two subfolders I need to track are /nl_BE and /fr_BE. What is the best way to handle this? Shall I set up two different campaigns for each subfolder, or shall I just make one campaign and add tags to keywords?

**Second question: **it seems like Moz can't crawl enough pages. There are no disallows in the robots.txt. Should I try putting the following at the top into my robots.txt?

User-agent: rogerbot
Disallow:

Or is it because I want to crawl only a subdomain that it doesn't work?

Thanks