SEO of MVC Website

[jeffmarlon]

I have a website whose structure is based on MVC (this is the site www.interactivecells.com). In this structure, the coding of website is on one single home page. So can anyone please explain me that how can I add titles and meta descriptions of separate services pages on a single home page? It can be possible that I didn't properly explain my question here, so if anyone understands then please response.

Regards

[zanuda]

What are you talking about? It's main page and ~5 other pages. You add titles meta keywords and descriptions to all. BTW this site has none (or I'm so sleepy I didn't notice).

[Megan Brown]

In the MVC (Model-View-Controller) structure, the coding for the website is typically distributed across multiple files, including separate views for different pages or services. However, you mentioned that your website's coding is on a single home page, which might be unusual for an MVC setup.

To add titles and meta descriptions for separate service pages on a single home page, you will need to modify the code to include dynamic content based on the requested service. This can be achieved by utilizing URL parameters or some other form of user input to determine which service is being accessed.

Once you have identified the requested service, you can use this information to dynamically generate the appropriate title and meta description tags for that specific service page. This can be done using server-side scripting languages such as PHP or JavaScript.

Here's a more detailed explanation of how you can add titles and meta descriptions for separate service pages on a single home page in an MVC structure:

1. Identify the requested service: Implement a mechanism to identify the service being accessed by the user. This can be done using URL parameters or any other form of user input. For example, your URL structure could include a parameter like "?service=service_name".

2. Retrieve the content data: Once you have identified the requested service, fetch the necessary content data from your data source (database, JSON file, etc.). This data should include the title and meta description specific to the requested service.

3. Generate the HTML: Use server-side scripting languages like PHP or JavaScript to dynamically generate the HTML code for the title and meta description tags. Insert the retrieved data into the appropriate places in your HTML template.

4. Output the HTML: Finally, output the generated HTML code to the browser so that it appears in the head section of your single home page. Ensure that the generated tags are properly formatted with the correct attributes, such as "title" and "meta name="description"".

By following these steps, you will be able to dynamically add titles and meta descriptions for separate service pages on a single home page within your MVC structure. Remember that the specifics of implementation may vary depending on your codebase and chosen programming language/framework.