Is my site SEO friendly?
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Very quick google search seems to suggest your pdfs are being indexed by google, so I believe they should contribute just as much as if they were a page, from SEO perspective. Why is it in PDF, anyway? FAQs and basic information should not be in pdf, imho.
On that front page, from a readability point of view, split the paragraph up. Make some sub-headings: people prefer to skim than delve through a huge paragraph. That should make the text line up with the bottom of the bottle, and fill up that huge whitespace.
On that front page, from a readability point of view, split the paragraph up. Make some sub-headings: people prefer to skim than delve through a huge paragraph. That should make the text line up with the bottom of the bottle, and fill up that huge whitespace.
PDFs are indexed, it won't hurt you to put the texts up as HTML on the website, though.
What I suggest:
- Put up the FAQ as a HTML page, with a link to the PDF.
- Write a short intro/summary for the other material to go with the link to the PDF.
(50-100 words)
Now, the real problem I see is with your starting page, but it is human-related, not SEO related.
The text is basically unreadable.
Try breaking it up into paragraphs, think about some headers, maybe a bulleted list.
Your users will like it far more than that blob of unformatted text you have there.
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What I suggest:
- Put up the FAQ as a HTML page, with a link to the PDF.
- Write a short intro/summary for the other material to go with the link to the PDF.
(50-100 words)
Now, the real problem I see is with your starting page, but it is human-related, not SEO related.
The text is basically unreadable.
Try breaking it up into paragraphs, think about some headers, maybe a bulleted list.
Your users will like it far more than that blob of unformatted text you have there.
::emp::
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