SEO tags
Pages that Google
understands and displays.
Marcus
Amazon01The starting point
Complete pages,
invisible on Google.
A meta description that repeats the title, images named “IMG_4521”, an FAQ search engines can’t read: the page is complete for the customer, but not for Google.
- Empty or duplicated tagsWithout a meta description, Google picks a random snippet.
- Lengths that overflowA title that’s too long gets cut off in search results.
- Content search engines ignoreAn FAQ without markup, images without alt text.
02How it works
You ask. The agents take care of it.
- 01The product’s master dataIts attributes, brand and category.
- 02The tags to writeMeta title, meta description, alt text, FAQ.
- 03Within the right lengthsEach tag fits what search engines display.
- 04Marked up for search enginesThe FAQ carries the schema.org attributes Google can read.
Meta title
Meta description
Alt text
Marked-up FAQ
Master data
03The result in Upsellr
Every page,
ready for search.
Tags that are written, unique and within the displayed lengths.
An FAQ search engines can read.
- WrittenUnique tags for every page
- Within the lengthsNever cut off or truncated
- Marked upAn FAQ search engines can read
Illustrative example · sample data
04What makes the difference
What search engines read on your pages.
A polished search result.
The meta title and meta description are written for the search result: clear, unique, never cut off.
Lengths under control.
Each tag is written to fit the length search engines display.
An FAQ Google understands.
Questions and answers carry the schema.org attributes (itemprop) that make them readable by search engines.
05Results to document
What you’ll be able to measure.
- Share of pages with complete tags
- Share of images with alt text
- Organic traffic to your pages
Your questions.
Practical answers.
What you need to know before your first request.
Which tags are written?
The meta title, meta description, image alt text and the marked-up FAQ.
Are lengths respected?
Yes. Each tag is written to fit the length search engines display.
How is the FAQ marked up?
With the schema.org attributes (itemprop) for questions and answers, which search engines can read.
Are the tags unique to each page?
Yes, every page has its own tags, written from its master data.
