SimplQ
Feature : Add a page exclusively to post content
Why? To increase traffic and for customer acquisition. On searching for queue management systems , most websites have their own pages with curated content - with key words for better search results. example : https://ace.aurionpro.com/what-is-queue-management-system/
How? Our main page will have a button that directs to a page with content. We will keep it simple and just have a plain article initially. But have it in such a way that it could be expanded to a blog(content does'nt matter, its just the keyword that matters) . The posts should contain questions and answers. like (free queue/token/booking management systems?) Roughly 8% of Google search queries are questions.
+1 we need this. This can be in the form of the FAQ we were talking about?
Can you take this up? You can create the content in google docs, then we can think of how to add it to the website?
Then, can you link the exact content to the issue? If a page like in the example you gave is enough, we can do it in plain HTML/CSS and add it to the site
Or how should we proceed? I'm thinking we will take the content, create a good enough page. Then we can ask @akashkbaburajan to redesign/reorganise according to our theme (using XD if required)?
We have a lot of the content described here on our home page and according to this, Google is able to scrape even bundled JS sites.
My thoughts: What we currently have, at least after seeing analytics... is not at all enough.
We don’t get any traffic from organic search. If SimplQ comes up when someone searches for “queue management system” or “token management system” “how to manage queue” etc is a good state to be in, but we are not there.
On Sun, 9 May 2021 at 1:20 PM, Nithin @.***> wrote:
Closed #105 https://github.com/SimplQ/simplQ-frontend/issues/105.
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So, then what we should do is
- Add more content with these buzzwords
- Verify that they are considered important by SEO logic
When I google simplq, I see this in the description.
This is from the description meta tag, so I guess that's considered very important. We could change the content we've added there to have these buzzwords and see how much impact that brings as the first step.
I took a phrase from the meta tag, "manage virtual queues" and made a google search. SimplQ is nowhere in sight. 🚀