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Zinn® SEO how-to: SEO for online shops and Show delivery and returns in search results (Pro)

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Your products show in search with price, stock and rating. Decide what else shoppers see, and what stays out.

SEO for online shops

Your products show in search with price, stock and rating. Decide what else shoppers see, and what stays out.

  1. Open the Shop tab — Go to SEO, Works with, Shop. It appears when WooCommerce or another shop plugin is active.
  2. Keep filtered pages out — Under Shop pages in search, tick Keep filtered and sorted shop pages out of search results, so search engines stay on the pages that matter.
  3. Set a brand — Brand for products without one is used for every product that has no brand of its own.
  4. Save — Press Save changes.

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

Show delivery and returns in search results (Pro)

Delivery cost, delivery time and returns shown right in Google's results, before the shopper clicks.

  1. Open the Shop tab — Go to SEO, Works with, Shop, and find Delivery and returns in search results.
  2. Set delivery — Fill in the country you deliver to, the delivery price, free delivery over, days to dispatch and days in the post.
  3. Set returns — Fill in the days to return an order, who pays for a return and how an order is returned. Leave days at 0 to say nothing about returns. Press Save changes.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/show-delivery-and-returns-in-search-results

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