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Craft CMS  

  • This site just recently moved from Continuum/ePub to Craft on 2/22/23

  • Admin login: https://www.reliasmedia.com/admin/login  

    • FCME shares the Craft CMS Instance with Relias Media

    • Reach out to Kenny Joa if you help logging in, resetting password, or creating an admin account for you.

  • When you select an item from the left hand navigation menu in the admin panel, be sure to click on “relias media” and change to “free cme” on the drop down menu.

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How to Update Metadata

  • The FCME site is currently configured for

    • meta title to be: H1 of page | freeCME.com

    • meta description to be: first 160 characters of page content

  • If you want to override this configuration for individual pages, go to Entries > Click the page you want to edit > SEO tab > toggle the “Override” button for SEO Title Source and SEO Description Course. Once done making your updates, click “preview”, when satisfied click “Save” and then QA to make sure your changes were made on the front end (find meta in the “Page Source” or through a browser plugin like SEOQuake)

To Update Speciality Landing Pages Metadata

For general settings: SEO Matic > Content SEO > FreeCME - Specialities - Template

To override general settings: Entries > FreeCME - Specialities - Template > Asthma & Allergies >

How to Update Overall Site Settings & Schema Markup Data:

*All of the below SEOMatic Site Settings have been configured already for SEO.

Global SEO settings are the base settings that are used site-wide. If there are no more specific SEO settings for a given page, it will fall back on the Global SEO settings 

SEOMatic > Site Settings > Identity

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These Site Identity settings are used to globally define the identity and ownership of the site.  (aka Organization Schema Markup)

They are used in combination with the SEO Template Meta settings to generate JSON-LD microdata.

The Site Owner type determines the JSON-LD schema that will be used to identity the site to search engines.

Leave any fields blank that aren’t applicable or which you do not want as part of the SEO schema.

SEOMatic > Site Settings > Creator

The information on this page is used to create JSON-LD Structured Data that can appear as Rich Snippets on Google Search Engine Results Pages (SERP). JSON-LD Structured Data helps computers understand context and relationships, and is also read by other social media sites and apps.

  • Site Creator Type: Organization

  • General Info:

SEOMatic > Site Settings > Social Media

The social media settings connect your site to its other points of pressence on the internet. They also facilitate attaching your branding to social media posts via Twitter Cards and Facebook OpenGraph Schema Markup

SEOMatic > Site Settings > Sitemap

SEOmatic will automatically create a sitemap for each of your sections, but if you have additional sitemaps or individual URLs that are outside of the CMS that you want to include, you can add them here.

SEOMatic > Site Settings > Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous site-wide SEO settings.

SEOMatic > Content SEO

  • Each Section in Craft CMS (Entries, Categories, Products, etc.) gets its own unique set of SEO settings that will be applied to that section (and Entry Types also can have unique settings). Typically you would set up your Content SEO settings to pull from existing fields in the corresponding sections. 

  • Content SEO is where you can configure each Section, Category Group and Commerce Product Type that has public URLs. You’ll see a list of your Sections, Category Groups, and Commerce Product Types with public URLs, with status indicators letting you know what has been configured for each.

  • SEOmatic allows you to have different Content SEO settings on a per-site basis, and also on a per-Entry Type basis. 

    Click on a Section, Category Group, or Commerce Product Type name to edit its settings. 

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  • SEOmatic allows you to have different Content SEO settings on a per-site basis, and also on a per-Entry Type basis.

  • Click on a Section, Category Group, or Commerce Product Type name to edit its settings.

SEO Matic > Content SEO > Click on Courses (category) page > Settings > General

Main Entity of Page: Course

The primary topic, some entity or thing that the page describes. Choose as general or specific of an type as you wish. Leave a sub-type blank if you don't want to specify a sub-type.

Course info: A description of an educational course which may be offered as distinct instances at which take place at different times or take place at different locations, or be offered through different media or modes of study. An educational course is a sequence of one or more educational events and/or creative works which aims to build knowledge, competence or ability of learners.

Course Schema Markup

  • Product schema is typically used for physical products Course schema would be a better use case here.

  • https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/course

    • How to update schema types by entry type in SEOmatic

      • Log into the Craft Admin panel (https://www.freecme.com/admin)

      • Go to SEOmatic → Content SEO (main navigation)

      • Set the site scope to “Free CME” (Drop down menu next to the page title)

      • Find and click on “Products” in the table

      • Find the field “Main Entity of Page”

      • Update this value to match the scheme type you would like to set

      • Click “Save” button (top right corner of the page)

 

SEO Matic > Content SEO > Click on FAQ page > Settings > General

Main Entity of Page: FAQPage

FAQPage info: A [[FAQPage]] is a [[WebPage]] presenting one or more "[Frequently asked questions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ )" (see also [[QAPage]]).

SEOMatic > Content SEO > [Click a Page] Settings > General

Best practices for modern SEO are for the meta information to reflect your content, so you should set up the fields that SEOmatic pulls the SEO Title, SEO Description, and SEO Image from.

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SEOMatic > Content SEO > [Click a Page] Settings > Facebook

By default, the Twitter and Facebook settings will mirror what you set in the General section, but you can customize them to your heart’s content.

  • FCME doesn’t have a Twitter, only Facebook right now.

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SEOMatic > Content SEO > [Click a Page] Settings > Sitemap

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SEOmatic automatically creates a sitemap index for each of your Site Groups. This sitemap index points to individual sitemaps for each of your Sections, Category Groups, and Commerce Product Types.

Instead of one massive sitemap that must be updated any time anything changes, only the sitemap for the Section, Category Group, or Commerce Product Type will be updated when something changes in it.

SEOmatic can automatically include files such as .pdf, .xls, .doc and other indexable file types in Asset fields or Asset fields in matrix or Neo blocks.

In addition, SEOmatic can automatically create Image sitemaps and Video sitemaps from images & videos in Asset fields or Asset fields in matrix or Neo blocks

Sitemap Indexes are automatically submitted to search engines whenever a new Section, Category Group, or Commerce Product Type is added.

Section Sitemaps are automatically submitted to search engines whenever a new Element in that Section, Category Group, or Commerce Product Type is added.

Sitemap Generation

Because XML sitemaps can be quite time-intensive to generate as the number of entries scales up, SEOmatic creates your sitemaps via a Queue job, and caches the result. The cache is automatically broken whenever something in that sitemap is changed, and a new Queue job is created to regenerate it.

If runQueueAutomatically is set to false in General Config Settings the Queue job to create the sitemap will not be run during the http request for the sitemap. You’ll need to run it manually via whatever means you use to run the Queue.

Normally SEOmatic will regenerate the sitemap for a Section, Category Group, or Product any time you save an element. However, if you are importing a large number of elements, or prefer to regenerate the sitemap manually you can set disable the Regenerate Sitemaps Automatically option in SEOmatic’s Plugin Settings.

Additional Sitemaps

If you have custom sitemaps that are not in the CMS, you can manually add them to their own Sitemap Index via Site Settings → Sitemap.

Additional Sitemap URLs

If you have custom URLs that are not in the CMS, you can manually add them to their own Sitemap Index via Site Settings → Sitemap.

 

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