Collection Pages
Konigle's collection pages feature automatically groups similar website pages and improves SEO.
A densely internally linked website ranks better in search engines than a thinly interlinked website. Eli Schwartz author of the book Product Led SEO explains this well in his newsletter on how to maximize internal links.
Many in the SEO industry are obsessed with links but may focus on the wrong ones. Rather than backlinks, the most important links are internal links, which are much easier to get and control. - - Eli Schwartz
One of the best ways to build these links is by building pages that link out to similar pages on a website. For example, just like this post, on the Konigle blog we write about the various features that we release, explaining why we built them and how they can be used. We then group all these posts in a single page on why to use Konigle. This is enabled by the Collections feature in Konigle.
A collection page on a website connects and links related content
together under a single, organised view. Instead of having to navigate
through multiple individual pages, visitors can browse a curated
selection of articles based on a common topic or category.If you're wondering what some use cases for collection of web pages are:
- Grouping of blogs by topic on websites
- Product collection pages for e-commerce websites
- Showcasing free tools available on a website
Linking pages with overlapping topics can help both crawlers and visitors better discover contextual links between pages. This can not only help improve a website's search engine visibility and improve indexing when the website's crawl budget is best used, but also provide a better user experience when visitors are able to conveniently explore information in a clear and concise collection page.
The Collections feature on Konigle provides a way to organize and categorize pages within a website based on shared characteristics such as niche, topic, etc., allowing the grouping of pages based on their page tags.
Additionally, the meta tags and JSON-LD schema markup of the created collection pages are also easily accessible within the Collections feature, ensuring the SEO of these collection pages is optimised.
All created collections can be found in a central dashboard that can also be accessed by chatting with Tim to create and delete collection pages.