The Space SEO: Google Booster App Guide

The main dashboard shows all the features you can access on the Google Booster app. You can easily find your Products, Collections, Site Health Index, and other essential functionalities on this dashboard. Let's dive deeper into these functionalities below.

The Products section contains all the products in your Shopify store. It sorts them into the number of products without configured meta tags and the number with errors in their meta tags.

Shopify stores have collections, which are groups of specific products that are easy for customers to find. The Collections section contains all the products in your store, sorted into their respective collections.

This block contains information about your subscription to the Google Booster app. You’ll see your subscription validity period and the expected date of your next payment. This block ensures you monitor your subscription and renew it on time.

The Site Health Index indicates how optimized your website is for search engines. It is the percentage of products and collections without SEO errors compared to the total number of products. For example, if 120 out of 200 products are without SEO errors, the Site Health Index is 120 divided by 200 (0.6) expressed as a percentage (0.6×100)=60.

The higher your Site Health Index, the better. A higher score improves your chances of getting organic traffic from Google and other search engines.

Open the Products section and choose the products on which you want to install the template. Then, click the Set up meta tags for product button in the top-right corner. You’ll be redirected to a Template Settings page with three tabs: Search Snippet, Open Graph, and Twitter Card.

The Search Snippet tab lets you customize the template for the products’ Title and Description. This allows you to determine how your product is described on search engines.

The Open Graph lets you customize the template for various social media sites. Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and TikTok use the Open Graph protocol to describe content from external sources.

X (Twitter) supports Open Graph but also uses meta tags called Twitter Cards. To be on the safe side, you can customize the Twitter Card template, controlling how your product appears on Twitter regardless of the protocol it uses to scrape the product information.

With a custom template, your products are described on social media platforms precisely as you wish, rather than with random information scraped from product pages.

The Preview window on the right shows how the snippet will look on search engines. Below the preview window, you can also see recommendations that'll help you rank high for search queries, e.g., the ideal length for a title and description.

If you’re satisfied with the Search Snippet, Open Graph, and Twitter Cards configurations, click the Save template as New button below and choose a name for your template.

You can always return to edit the template. To do this, open the Templates section and find the name of the template you want to change. Click on the template name to make quick changes.

For example, if you saved your template as Template 1, simply find this name and click on it. Then, you can add or replace text and product variables. After finalizing your changes, click the Save button.