Google has been testing showing seller ratings in organic search results since 2021.

The biggest appeal of using seller ratings is that the reviews can show for non-product pages. Something Shopify merchants ask me for all the time.

Google only wants you to add product and review structured data on product pages. That's why JSON-LD for SEO only adds review markup to products.

This article shares examples and how you can qualify for seller ratings: https://www.ilanadavis.com/blogs/articles/seller-ratings-showing-in-organic-results

Though your meta description may seem like no big deal, it is one of the most visible pieces of content in search results. So you should give meta descriptions the time and effort it deserves.

Catch the full article with tips to help you create a better meta description that Google will want to use, examples, and links here: https://www.ilanadavis.com/blogs/articles/crafting-meta-descriptions-to-get-the-click

After months of planning and development, Linking Llama can now link blog articles.

Blog posts are available to all app subscribers and there is no limit on the number of links you can create. Current customers may need to approve new permissions so we can access your blog posts.

If you aren't already a Linking Llama customer, it comes with a 14-day free trial so you can see how it works before committing.
https://apps.shopify.com/linking-llama

Wahoo! Linking Llama now supports collections. This means you can link products and collections like:

products <> products
products <> collections
collections <> collections

With this release, you can also add Linking Llama to your collections page.
https://apps.shopify.com/linking-llama

Not showing compatible products can make your customers' shopping experience a complete dud.

Next thing you know, the customer is calling your support or worse yet, returning the product because they thought it was all included.

Instead, show a simple compatible products section on your product page with Linking Llama. Make their shopping experience as smooth as possible and increase your AOV while you're at it.

Full article and links: https://www.ilanadavis.com/blogs/articles/show-compatible-products-to-reduce-customer-service-and-returns

I recently chatted with Andrew Youderian of @ecommercefuel on all things schema structured data markup and SEO.
At around the 31st-minute mark, Andrew asked me:
> What are the top 3 things stores should focus on technically?
I won't spoil the tips, you'll have to listen to the podcast, but there's a 4th I'd want to add to that list.

See what that is along with the link to the recording
https://www.ilanadavis.com/blogs/articles/leveraging-seo-schema-ecommerce-fuel-podcast