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SEO for Dynamic Pages
Publishing dozens (if not hundreds) of pages quickly, is why so many local lead gen entrepreneurs are turning to Snapps.
But the second half of the battle, is getting your pages found in search engines.
Snapps makes this easy too!
Updating Page Titles & Page Descriptions on Dynamic Pages
When you create a new dynamic page in Snapps, you will see a single "page" in the left sidebar of the Snapps editor. However, that single page becomes the template that auto-generates all of the actual pages based on that dynamic page.
So how do you update the SEO metadata for all of your published pages stemming from one of your dynamic page templates?
Connected Data
Click on Pages
and then navigate to your dynamic page and click on the settings cog. Choose SEO
and notice the Page Title
and Page Description
sections.
If you create a field for Page Title and Page Description in your Content Collection associated with this dynamic page, you can simply choose Connect to data
to make the connection.
This ensures you have the ability to control the Page Title & Page Description for every single page published off one of your dynamic pages in Snapps.
URL Paths
With Snapps, you can have regular site pages and Dynamic page items with the same URL path. This makes it easier for search engines like Google to crawl your site and get the full relevance and context of the site.
What Does This Mean for Your Sites?
You can use the same URL path for the regular page ( www.site.com/services ) and the page items generated from the Dynamic Page (like: www.site.com/services/pool-cleaning).
Why is This Good for SEO?
Page items generated from the Dynamic Page appear as subpages of the regular page. This enables the search engines to crawl your entire site, which improves SEO because it means search engines can discover and index all
of your content.
Check out this training on Dynamic Pages.
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