What is it for then?

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It's like a beautiful display case with products that are not for sale. WE WILL PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS Read more 2. The approach of the inattentive This approach is slightly better than the previous one in concept, but in implementation it is simply awful. Take a look at the screenshot below.


The phrase "Sorry, the product is out of stock" (1) goes unnoticed until you uk consumer email list start reading the text, but that's half the trouble. Right below it we see a list of the advantages of this site, and the first item is the phrase "In stock" (2). Uh, is it or isn't it? 3. The approach of those who are not familiar with the requirements of search engines Let's talk about an example that illustrates this approach.


The message informing that the product is out of stock is designed correctly: it is highlighted in red and surrounded by a frame so that it immediately catches the eye. But this is not enough for either users or search engines. The former will remain dissatisfied with the results obtained. And the latter will consider your page useless, since you do not offer visitors any alternatives.