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Avada SEO Suite does add some codes into your theme, but it will not affect your website speed at all.
For example: The following code you see added by Avada SEO Suite:
On theme.liquid there is a section of:
{% include 'avada-seo' %}
It is used to optimize your website structure and make it Google-friendly. Our app does not add CSS, JS into your theme so it cannot affect your website speed. Please check other apps that add CSS, JS codes to your storefront, they likely affect your site speed.
Moreover, we make your site load faster by optimizing images and using instant page technology. You can test it by uninstalling SEO Suite and compare the speed after that. (Test speed by this tool: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/)
Go to Settings -> Apps settings
Click Republish so that Avada SEO Suite stays updated to new changes.
Check out our FAQs about pricing.
Currently, our app integrates and supports the Online store channel only. We do not support headless custom storefronts.
There's no ideal word count in a page for best SEO. Focus on creating high-quality, comprehensive content that thoroughly covers your topic and satisfies the user's search intent.
A webpage should generally contain only one H1 tag. This is because the H1 tag is typically used to indicate the main topic or title of the page, and having multiple H1 tags can confuse search engines and dilute the focus of your content.
If you cannot access the app, there could be one of the following reasons:
Our app requires further access scopes and you as a staff member who cannot grant this access will make the app inaccessible. Inform the owner of this to grant extra access if needed.
Our app has a problem on our end. You can contact our live chat support so that we can sync with you our app status.
It can take time for Google to index your page; allow at least a week after submitting a sitemap or a submit-to-index request before assuming a problem. If your page or site change is recent, check back in a week to see if it is still missing. Try to search site:mysite.com to see all results from your domain.
There are some cases when the feeds are disapproved by Google Merchant, Google Shopping Campaign, and Google Display
So, what do you do in such a case?
Actually, this issue is caused by the changed format of images after optimization. However, SEO Suite app-only compresses your images, not resize or change image format. In fact, the images are uploaded in the original format.
Another case is that you use the filename optimization, which will change the path of your existing images. However, the old images will not be deleted immediately by Shopify. It will stay available for about 2 weeks, enough time for Google Merchant Center to crawl the new image links from your store.
The error you got with Google Merchant seems to be the general issue that many other sites experienced.
Please check these links to understand more about it and see how Google advises you to fix the issue.
https://community.shopify.com/c/Technical-Q-A/Google-Shopping-Ads-Image-Processing-Fails/m-p/870384
Check our step-by-step how to verify your shop on Google Search Console.
When people on your site browse on the store, hovering links on desktop and mobile, people expect the next page they go to will load as fast as it can. So, making sure that the loading time of a page is fast may give an edge.
Amazon and others found that removing 100 milliseconds of latency improves sales by 1% The idea is that there is a significant delay between hovering over a link and clicking that link. Say it takes you 300ms of delay. That 300ms could have been spent preloading the next page. And if you do use that time preloading, that page loads that much faster.
The preloaders would load the page content before users want to visit, so when they actually do, the page is served from the cache instantly which would improve user experience.
The fact that you need preloaders for your site, but probably only need one. No need to preload the page a couple of times in a row. Which will turn out to waste network resources. So if you have more than 1, you should be considering to choose one active only. If not, there would be a race on preloading pages on your site in the background.
Usually, it takes hours depending on how many images you have on your website. The maximum time is around 10 hours.
You can see the estimated processing time on the Image Optimization page.
You can set up email notification to get email when the image optimization process is done.
You can check the Alt image in the Storefront, but a few themes do not support the Alt tag to show in the Image.
Go to your website
Right click -> Click Inspect -> Elements
Find an image in the content, if you see an image with alt as you configured.
You can also check in Shopify admin.
Go to Products -> All Products
Right click -> Click Inspect -> Element
Go to "Search appearance" -> "Google structured data"
In the "Organization", click Turn on
Click Configure to set up your social network link
Click Save
Learn more about Rich result.
All images that are product pages, collection pages or blog posts are in the Asset file.
In customized mode of speed up, click Settings
Assets optimization -> Turn on assets optimization
Click Speed up to start optimize images in asset files.
If you're using Meta tags settings in Search appearance, it won't change the settings in Shopify. If you're using Meta tags settings in On-page audit, it will change the settings in Shopify.
In app, go to Speed up in menu.
Select mode: auto modes and custom mode you want to speed up. If you select custom mode, click Settings to customize your mode.
Click Speed up to start speeding up your store.
Learn more about Speed up.
Lighthouse’s scoring criteria have their limitations. They fail to represent real-world user experiences, leading to confusion and frustration, such as:
The audit is taken place on a low network, and device condition, which resulted in an unparalleled report, not reflecting how user actually loading the site. It may sometimes cause you to falsely comprehend your site speed.
Only able to audit with a few certain pages. Caused unbiased report.
Sometimes, Lighthouse's scoring comes in handy when your store is just starting off the development, but after the launch, bad user experience reports may later on hurt your conversion rate silently. Meanwhile, the RUM captures actual interactions and experiences from real users. This provides a fuller understanding of how your website performs in the real world. This includes all the variations of connection types, device types, locations, and browsers. With this approach, you can optimize your store performance which directly improve your store user experience.
It is still better to have a deep-dive audit of your site leveraging all possible tools up the sleeves, not just one single metric or report.
Because the PageSpeed Insight tests the site on a throttle slow 4g network, low CPU device, that is why you see the difference. If you check the RUM data and find that your users are mostly using a 4g+ connection, then there is no such worry.
On the other hand, if your customers are mostly using slow connections, they are less likely to purchase from your end. It is still better to improve the website performance on the worst scenario to gain more potential customers.
It may sometimes confuse you that the website PageSpeed score is not increasing much.
However, it’s important to keep in mind that the PageSpeed score is quite a lab metric, audited in throttled condition. You should not always aim for that specifically. Since content is still king to Search Engines, only when it comes to neck-to-neck website quality that Google rank the website based on the PageSpeed score.
But we are in eCommerce, we are here to gain traffic and convert it. Not doing so well without each component. So having bad metrics website will result in hurting your conversion rate and ROI for ads. You should combine both PageSpeed stats and Real User Performance data from Shopify admin to improve your site's metrics such as Largest Contentful Paint, and First Contentful Paint impacts your customer's experience much more, which later on improves your CR.
Since the RUM is Real User Monitor metrics, it is collected by page loads from user, real device. So it will not reflect right away via the overall number.
If you hit the details session page loads, you may find the chart is reflecting the result. It may take time, stay tune. In case you need further support, feel free to reach out to us.
By default, when you want to measure your Lighthouse score, you are auditing your site performance under the throttled network condition as a slow 4G, or 3G connection, along with throttled CPU power equivalent to the low-end, or mid-end device. With this audit scenario, Google wants to target mostly everyone to have a good experience even under a not-so-good condition. However, sometimes, your audiences are in a country with a 5g connection, using a high-end device like an iPhone, which will lessen your concern regarding this throttled audit result. You may want to try out different throttling conditions to see if your site is performing well to your targeted audiences.
Please note, in some cases, when the app is removed from your Shopify store, our code might remain but will be disabled. This happens because we lose access to the theme files immediately when you uninstall our app.
Follow these steps to manually remove snippets or remaining code.
Go "Online store" -> "Themes"
In your current theme, click Edit code
Find theme.liquid file
Find code block with name Added by AVADA SEO Suite and remove it
Check files below the Snippets directory of your theme and delete them
Go "Online store" -> "Themes"
In your current, click Edit code
Find search.avada-seo.liquid file and delete it.
Go "Online store" -> "Themes"
Find "AVADA Assets - DO NOT REMOVE" and click Remove
Go to Collectiom
Select collection AVADA - Best Sellers
Click Delete collection
If you have activated our HTML sitemap, delete sitemap generated by Avada.
Go to Online store -> Pages
Find pages HTML Powered by AVADA
To ensure these pages are removed from our app, please double-check website URL and handle. They might include 'avada sitemap'.
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