While I did quite a bit of template work on WordPress this weekend, I saw a note about embedding your Google Adsense for Search results within your Search Results page. This is pretty simple if you have a static website, but working within WordPress it’s a little more difficult. Thankfully, Google did a nice job (as usual) with writing some nice clean scripts to embed the results.
I simply edited my “Page” template and inserted the code that Google requires for the landing page. I have the search results posting to my search page (https://martech.zone/search). Then, I updated my Search page with the search form (with some minor edits of course).
The script that Google supplies is intelligent to only display if there is a post result, so my other pages do not display anything. I suppose I could have wrote an ‘if statement’ that only displayed the results if the page equals the search page. However, I didn’t bother since it won’t display otherwise. I suppose it’s a little bit of a hack and not proper, but it doesn’t hurt anything.
My next step was to ensure that no competitors to my employer showed up on the search results! I hope I got them all!
Try it out here.
SEO Best Practices for Commerce Product Pages: Volume 1
Search engine optimization (SEO) can make or break any website, but it's critical for commerce sites that depend on attracting, converting, retaining, and delighting customers.
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