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Zinn® SEO how-to: Check products for Google's free listings (Pro) and SEO for marketplaces (Pro)

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: See which products have everything Google asks for, and what each of the others still needs.

Check products for Google's free listings (Pro)

See which products have everything Google asks for, and what each of the others still needs.

  1. Open the Shop tab — Go to SEO, Works with, Shop, and find Ready for Google's product listings?
  2. Read the counts — Products checked, Ready, Delivery shown and Returns shown tell you where the shop stands.
  3. Complete the products — Products to complete lists each product with what it still needs. Fill them in, then press Check again.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/check-products-for-google-merchant-listings

SEO for marketplaces (Pro)

Keep sellers' good shop pages in search and the empty ones out, and let sellers write their own search text.

  1. Open the people tab — Go to SEO, Works with, Sellers, members and forums. It appears when a marketplace, forum, course or membership plugin is active.
  2. Keep empty shops out — Under Marketplace sellers, set how many products a seller's shop needs before it shows in search. 0 lets every shop in, even an empty one.
  3. Let sellers write their own — Tick Let sellers write the search title and description of their own shop and products. They get two plain fields in their dashboard and nothing else. Press Save changes.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/seo-for-marketplaces

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