Comments on: Experiment With Tabbed Content http://dejanseo.com.au/experiment-with-tabbed-content/ Mon, 17 Jun 2013 09:15:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Kevinhttp://dejanseo.com.au/experiment-with-tabbed-content/#comment-1474 Kevin Mon, 08 Apr 2013 22:41:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=10252#comment-1474 I'd be interested in the results of a similar test, omitting the CSS selector reference to "btnNext.png". I don't have anything to back this, but I have an hunch that there's a more SEO-friendly implementation, at least when using the same library multiple times on the same domain (different products in a catalogue, for instance).If I'm not mistaken, doesn't using the CSS selector to create the element mean aborting the document's HTMLParagraphElement chain? (Back to DOM Level 0, in other words – along with all the other domain-level instances of this class?) Would it not be better to create the new element in the existing 'p' element chain if so? I’d be interested in the results of a similar test, omitting the CSS selector reference to “btnNext.png”. I don’t have anything to back this, but I have an hunch that there’s a more SEO-friendly implementation, at least when using the same library multiple times on the same domain (different products in a catalogue, for instance).

If I’m not mistaken, doesn’t using the CSS selector to create the element mean aborting the document’s HTMLParagraphElement chain? (Back to DOM Level 0, in other words – along with all the other domain-level instances of this class?) Would it not be better to create the new element in the existing ‘p’ element chain if so?

]]> By: Guesthttp://dejanseo.com.au/experiment-with-tabbed-content/#comment-1168 Guest Sun, 16 Dec 2012 19:18:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=10252#comment-1168 We are using tabbed content on a number of our pages but everything comes back to the main page in the SERPS without the tab. This page just was put up on the site within the last month and it has not really been though the SEO process. Simple searches such as What is VisionLink that should bring up a tab or others are coming up fairly high in the SERPS but take you to the main page. While it does give you more content to work with and serves up smaller chunks for UX taking them to the tab from the SERP would be my choice too. We are currently tracking the keyword they come in on and then looking at events placed on each tab to judge engagement. From the results I am see in GA it doesn't look like some users are getting to the content they originally searched for.This woks for now but I am really interested in this experiment to get visitors to the right content and trigger the tab from the SERP. We are using tabbed content on a number of our pages but everything comes back to the main page in the SERPS without the tab. This page just was put up on the site within the last month and it has not really been though the SEO process. Simple searches such as What is VisionLink that should bring up a tab or others are coming up fairly high in the SERPS but take you to the main page. While it does give you more content to work with and serves up smaller chunks for UX taking them to the tab from the SERP would be my choice too. We are currently tracking the keyword they come in on and then looking at events placed on each tab to judge engagement. From the results I am see in GA it doesn’t look like some users are getting to the content they originally searched for.

This woks for now but I am really interested in this experiment to get visitors to the right content and trigger the tab from the SERP.

]]> By: David Sewellhttp://dejanseo.com.au/experiment-with-tabbed-content/#comment-1163 David Sewell Sat, 15 Dec 2012 09:04:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=10252#comment-1163 I believe the clear anchor is used. Jump to has been around for years, but few SEOs bother to optimise for this snippet. Search for "freshwater frisbee" to see my own experiment. I believe the clear anchor is used. Jump to has been around for years, but few SEOs bother to optimise for this snippet. Search for “freshwater frisbee” to see my own experiment.

]]> By: Saijo Georgehttp://dejanseo.com.au/experiment-with-tabbed-content/#comment-1162 Saijo George Sat, 15 Dec 2012 02:05:00 +0000 http://dejanseo.com.au/?p=10252#comment-1162 Interesting, I havent seen the inline jump in SERPs before . It would be nice nice to figure out how to trigger those. Interesting, I havent seen the inline jump in SERPs before . It would be nice nice to figure out how to trigger those.

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