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@lesley Product keywords come to mind too. At least for content type featured. Think of holiday keywords that could be switched out to dynamically display featured items related to Summer Solstice, Autumn, "Back To School". =) Maybe even a mixture of keywords, margin, etc.

@lesley Featured is pretty generic atm. I think you can only feature a category ID to frontpage. Best Sellers logic should algorithm review count + total purchases as social proof. Maybe even have the value of total sold and total reviews. I wish we could use bootstrap 4 alpha cards. Those are so slick!

@lesley then perhaps the stock front view of best sellers and prices drop need TLC and roadmap features.

@lesley no you use the Preferences => SEO URLS and top right, select Add New Page. Make sure that prices-drop isn't already created. OR edit the existing one with your chosen rewrite url down below. First selection is the page. So create a rewrite url for page of prices-drop with rewrite value of whatever you want ... could be on-sale even as the url! Repeat for others like best sales, new products. Search for blocktopnav in admin upper left. When you get to that menu, select custom link. Add label and link. The link value would be like /on-sale. Let me know if that helps you, @alwayspaws

How does everyone use the built-in URLs for best-sales AND prices-drop? Do you put them in the blocktopmenu for a click-funnel or elsewhere in CMS or external CMS?

@wakabayashi You mean like WooCommerce product slider? I've submitted a feature request awhile ago to support oEmbed for thirty bees.

@Havouza It's an open source project. If a feature doesn't exist and it's top priority for you, hire someone or buy a module and get it tailored to you. You can always donate that code back to the project. An alternate route is choosing a different CMS that is capable of AMP and create content that links back to a product. WordPress has an AMP plugin for that. Haven't checked other CMS's.

I'm sure it'll be a while before the blog module can detect mobile and present an alternate AMP template. Unless someone forks the module and adds the contribution.

@rubben1985 I have clients who use amp on product pages. The product keyword ranks high on mobile with AMP but not on desktop. So, you can still get a benefit from someone you hire who can create AMP pages for products and blog.

@rubben1985 AMP pages rank higher in mobile search. Not for desktop. So, you're looking at what percentage of your conversions happen in mobile/tablet vs desktop.

@dynambee So 1 Gig instance dedicated to Redis per site?

schema.org markup has to be in the theme files. Talk to the author of your theme about that.

@ssimard at the end of srcset, I see a space then 2x. That, to me, adds a %20 because linux doesn't like filenames with spaces in them like WinDoze will allow. Just wondering?

@Havouza said in One redis, many shops: Cgroups Interesting! I had never heard of that linux kernel module, before. https://sysadmincasts.com/episodes/14-introduction-to-linux-control-groups-cgroups seems rather detailed and yah no GUI! haha! CloudLinux has GUI and graphs. I can tweak values over time to levelize averages for various hosting package values. I can even extend the cPanel package file to set values for CloudLinux and that shows up then when I edit a package with all its form fields.

@Havouza You don't. But there is one feature I like in CloudLinux, chroot every account into its own environment. It doesn't share the same memory locations on the motherboard. The relevant operating system files are copied over to each account. The CageFS cache requires around 4 Gigabytes on a fast SSD drive partition. You are right, though! Noisey neighbors on a server that has VPS accounts can still disrupt the others that have higher input/output on the CPU bus.

@Havouza I bet "high speed" means that the shared hosting account dedicates up to 1~2 Gigs of memory and 1 to 2 cores. I can do that on cpanel servers with cloudlinux. And those VPS with 2G in USD runs around $6.99/mo CloudLinux you can tell it that this account can have an input/output value of XXX megabytes per second, use 1 to 32 cores and dedicate xxx amount of memory and have xxx processes running at the same time. Gives me so many more options for hosting options to customers.

@Havouza yah. I read less than 1k is ok on shared hosting. 10k per day up to 300k per month needs high speed shared account. What do they call high speed, though? heh!

I think it should? Also from PiWik project, they recommend Piwik be ran on a medium to large dedicated server. I read that, of course, a year ago from their requirements. https://piwik.org/docs/optimize/

@Havouza My understanding is that Redis is an object cache. Caching database query results. Each query is probably unique from an id table. How large is the redis server memory? An ant cannot push an elephant. =)

@robbie Hopefully one day, someone will build a module from the code in Yoast SEO that renders what you might see on the page and evaluate focus keywords, language complexity, keyword in header tags, and image alt.

@Havouza This is good to know! We were rewriting the community theme and taking out microdata from schema.org. It seems we WILL need two themes. One with and one without. With schema.org's https://schema.org/ItemPage we can output the array value of keywords using the keywords attribute. It's about half-way down in the parent of CreativeWork. I'll test my forked copy of the community theme with https://webmaster.yandex.com/tools/microtest/ once I figure out how to switch from ItemPage in the header.tpl to ContactPage, AboutPage, SearchResultsPage. We're adding in valid HTML5 structure tags too. Replacing <div> where context might be a <nav> for navigation block, <aside> for infoboxes that are not related to the main content. These things should prevent spillover of unrelated keywords and content to the main part of the product pages, categories, et al. http://russiansearchmarketing.com/onsite-optimization-yandex-seo/http://russiansearchmarketing.com/onsite-optimization-yandex-seo/

@Havouza @robbie An seo module is useless. Your product title should include a strategy from the search engine that brings you the most traffic. Be that Yandex, Google, Bing, et al. Use a theme with microformat, schema.org microdata if on Yandex. You can use JSON+LD ( Soon to be released from thirty bees ) on themes that do not have microformat nor microdata if your most trafficked search engine is Bing/Google/Yahoo. Make sure your meta description or even short description has a call to action. Either of the two or even parts of your long description may be used by ANY search engine result. Sprinkle keyword(s) in meta description, short description and long description. Use Synonyms ( words with similar meaning ) in short description plus the call to action ("Free Shipping Available Today", "Exclusive Offers Available For This Item"). Make sure you utilize the image alt description that is unique for each image. Focus keywords should be used here as well with a call to action. This leads to conversions from image searches. These are things that just cannot be done with a snake oil "seo" module.

@Havouza That would be extremely harmful to copy product title to description. You will not rank very well or even get found in the top five pages with that method. I hope your resolution through 2018 is to edit every product? =P

@mdekker No. I did mean it. I just need to revisit it from time to time.

How can this help out https://github.com/thirtybees/vagrant if we tell vagrant to package it up as a vm box to move elsewhere? @mdekker Modify the installer params?