What is product bundling? Product bundling is a retail strategy that involves selecting various items and offering them as one bundled product package. The most common examples of product bundling are generally gift sets and hampers, or any sets that contain related products. This can be used to either cross-sell or up-sell associated items to […]
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Farming in the UK is undergoing one of the biggest changes in modern times. Brexit, the cost of living, and soaring energy prices are impacting farmers locally, and they are adversely affected by current global issues such as disruptions of supply chains and CO2 shortages. The farming industry has constantly been at the forefront of […]
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Understanding an XML sitemap and how it should be created is essential for technical SEO. Often, it could be an excellent remedy for common headaches such as crawl depth issues and maximisation of crawl budget. Let’s explore some of the examples of XML sitemaps along with best practices for optimising them for SEO and Google. […]
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The creation of bottom-of-the-funnel (BOFU) content is vital to any funnel content marketing strategy for closing sales and boosting conversion rates. As prospects navigate the bottom of your marketing funnel, they are likely exploring the final stages of your competitors’ funnels, too. Your BOFU content must address lingering concerns and instil confidence in your brand […]
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If you’ve added structured data to your website, chances are you’ve run into structured data issues flagged in Google Search Console (GSC). While structured data can unlock rich results in search — improving visibility, CTR, and traffic, errors in JSON-LD markup can prevent Google from parsing it correctly. This guide explains the most common structured […]
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With just one word separating the terms “technical writing” and “technical content writing”, you can be forgiven for believing they are the same. However, if we take a closer look, the aims and responsibilities of a technical writer are different to those of a technical content writer, as are the reader’s expectations of them. The […]
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Structured data is a way of providing information to search engines about the content of your pages to improve their understanding of what the content is about. There are three methods of implementing structured data: JSON-LD – the recommended method by Google A JavaScript code embedded in <script> tag in the <head> and/or the <body> […]
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According to research, two-thirds of consumers are likely to pay more for a sustainable product. Integrating and communicating the brand values of sustainability is integral to eCommerce strategy — but how can you achieve this without greenwashing? It might be appealing for companies to dump a bunch of ‘green’ terms into their pages and hope […]
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A website migration can be a stressful and time-consuming project for businesses. If you’ve been unable to steer clear of common SEO mistakes during migration, such as improperly configured redirects and not protecting your external links, your online performance can quickly plummet. It can also result in a loss of conversions, revenue, and traffic. The […]
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The below article has been jointly written by SALT’s Head of Data & Insights, Thierry Ngutegure, and Head of Technical SEO, Dan Taylor. The travel and tourism sector is on the brink of a significant transformation with the emergence of AI. AI technology streamlines booking, offers personalised recommendations, and creates immersive experiences. In addition, AI’s […]
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Earlier this month at Google I/O, the search unveiled its next evolution in delivering organic results — Search Generative Experience. We recently posted our initial thoughts on SGE on our blog. In this post (one of a series we’ve put together), we will assess this new search engine results page further. SGE is essentially Google […]
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Google is the world’s leading search engine. However, in the US and Europe, Amazon’s alternative can affect its eCommerce-related queries. The two companies are battling against each other in a war to secure the best engineers. To improve its eCommerce-related queries experience, Google recently added a shoppable filter on the left-hand side of its SERP. […]
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