Should I use all the alternatives like "t shirts",...

almdrs · ‎03-12-2023

Should I use all the alternatives like "t shirts", "tshirts" and "t-shirts" in the descriptions or does the algorithm see them as one thing? Should "tees" also be used?

I know some people don't use the hyphen or just write it as "tshirts", that's why I'm asking this question.

PacifierCity · ‎03-12-2023

@almdrs

In a description I would probably try to use one or two different ones. The ones I would use would be different than whatever Z adds to the end of your title. That way you have 2 or 3 descriptors for the same product across the title and description.

As t-shirts are the product... they should not be in the tags at all...

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NigelSutherland · ‎03-12-2023

Is it a hard and fast rule that the product type should never be in the tags? If I designed a t-shirt that was perfect for a trombone player, I'd want to use the tag "t-shirt for a trombonist" for example. Would that be wrong?

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Should I use all the alternatives like "t shirts", "tshirts" and "t-shirts" in the descriptions?