Hello
I am building a new website in a format of short classified advertising. All of the adverts are simple text, up to 200 characters in length. Basically its SMS advertising.
We have defined ~2200 categories and ~180 city/town pages. Thats a lot and we are starting from scratch. We have ~700 adverts on the site, many of these adverts are manually published, because we need content at the begining of our web existance.
We plan to attract visitors from Google. But I have some dilemmas. Firstly, as there is no content on category pages at this moment, I guess Google seas it as a thin content. I am using Ahrefs keywords explorer and I can find all of the relevant searches for every category. But...
- If I try to write good intro text (up to 150 or 180 words) for these empty categories and if I format all of the headings, meta title, other SEO elements, is that a good practice or not?
- How many keywords per category should I use throughout the intro text of the categories and other SEO elements? I am asking this, because there is no content, no adverts or anything else on our website now.
So, basically this is a question about keyword density on some thin content website.
Thanks in advance people.
Hey, r/ASkTO!
I am new to the city and I would like to ask what are the most active and go-to classified websites for Torontonians?
I used Kijiji extensively in my former city, but I am under the impression that it's not as widely used here.
Let me know! Any help is appreciated.
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