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Foundation for RapidWeaver v1.5 Update

08/27/2015
Foundation for RapidWeaver v1.5 is the biggest update today. Its jammed packed full of new features and improvements. It also sports 2 new stacks that will vastly improve your SEO, hence improve your business. I am very excited to see what you can do with the stacks in this update. This is a long video but hopefully you can stick through it and learn a few things. Here is the video on the Stacks 3 introduction:    • Stacks 3 Introduc...  Foundation for RapidWeaver v1.5 is the biggest update today. Its jammed packed full of new features and improvements. It also sports 2 new stacks that will vastly improve your SEO, hence improve your business.  

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00:07 hey everybody Joe Workman and today is an exciting day because stacks three has
00:12 dropped and that means foundation 1.5 is now live for the world right now I've
00:19 already done a video on stacks three through foundation 1.5 so if you haven't
00:24 watched that and you're not familiar with the stacks 3 interface go ahead and check that out ok this video we're gonna be going over
00:30 how awesome the foundation 1.5 update is and all of the new great new features that really I was actually kind of
00:38 surprised I thought foundation 1.5 was gonna be I do a small update 2 stacks 3 and the more I worked on it the more it
00:45 happened and it was just like turned out to be like almost like a 50% rewrite not
00:51 really rewrite but like a complete overhaul of about half the stacks so um it's huge right huge update but what's
00:59 important is that everything is a hundred percent backwards compatible so don't be scared of opening and updating
01:05 the foundation 1.5 because everything will still work your old sites will still work and I'll kind of go over that
01:12 process now and without further ado let's go ahead and jump on in and look
01:18 at some of the new awesome features in foundation 1.5 ok so here we have the
01:25 foundation demo project and I've completely revamped this for foundation 1.5 and using the new Stax three
01:32 partials and whatnot so if you want this go ahead and go to my doctoral and download it it's available from Doc so
01:39 we're not net foundation and there's a link there for the demo project ok so
01:46 first things first you'll notice that site Styles is new right it is awesome
01:53 ok now let's quickly look at what fad what site Styles used to look like right here's site Styles and what we'll
02:00 notice is that the old version of site Styles says site Styles legacy ok if you
02:07 didn't see I had quotes ok legacy and what this means is that this
02:13 style stack will completely still work okay however there is a new version of
02:19 site styles inside your stacks library okay and when you add a new instance of
02:24 site styles to your page you'll get the new site styles okay and the new site
02:32 styles is very similar with a lot of amazing new features now another thing
02:38 you'll notice is that the site Styles global templates are now gone they will still work you'll see the quote unquote
02:45 legacy label to those and we should use partials from now on so we really want
02:51 to embrace stacks threes partials interface but let's go over some of the
02:57 new site style settings now first thing you'll notice is that we have access to this new thing called swatch colors and
03:05 that's really exciting okay now what swatch colors is is before we had access
03:13 to things like primary and secondary color schemes for let's say buttons okay
03:19 I'm gonna add a button here just to show us an example so inside this button I
03:25 have my primary color scheme set for the style of this button and that is a dark
03:32 purple background and a white text we can then change that to be secondary color scheme
03:38 okay now if you'll notice in this style we now have access to not only primary and secondary and success and alert
03:45 which were there before but we also have access to all six swatch color schemes
03:50 for my button so if I go to swatch one it's gonna be black and white right if I
03:57 go to a swatch five that's gonna be you know white on black and you can change
04:02 all of these swatch colors so if I go ahead and I have it set to swatch five if I change that now to be a purple
04:12 button okay with you know white text or kind of a gray text okay that will all
04:19 change and that's using the swatches okay so now you can now these swatches
04:26 are available not only four buttons but they're available four buttons they're available for text they're available for headers they're
04:31 available in panels an icon bar and everything throughout foundation we have
04:37 access to these swatches now and if you ever want to change everything that's
04:43 assigned to a particular swatch all you have to do is adjust the colors and site styles this is really gonna allow you a
04:51 lot more flexibility in terms of color schemes and setting up your swatches now
04:57 I set up the default swatches to be simple black and white on purpose because I wanted you to be able to set
05:04 the color swatches for your site okay so really go ahead and check out color
05:09 schemes there are a lot of great sites out there to help you you know find new colors that work that work together okay
05:16 and then assign those to your swatches now if we go further down inside site
05:22 Styles will notice a few other new settings first off we now have the ability to adjust the column gutter okay
05:30 this is the gutter in between the columns now this is a global setting so
05:36 it's gonna change the gutter across all columns in your entire site okay so only
05:43 adjust this if you really know that you're doing it right I added a lot of power user features in foundation 1.
55:49 for things that a lot of more advanced users really wanted control of so this
05:55 is one of them people wanted to adjust the actual column size in between or the
06:01 gutter size in between the columns if we scroll down a little bit further we'll
06:07 notice that our text colors section has been revamped we now have header and
06:14 alternate header colors for primary and alt alternate colors we have text in the
06:19 alt text color accent colors in the alternate accent color right you kind of get the the drift here we have link in
06:25 alt links link hover and alternate link hover okay and then color first code
06:31 snippets now we also have the ability to define whether or not you want links to
06:36 be underlined on defaults as well as alternate style so this gives us a little bit more
06:43 granular control than what we had before
06:48 now in text sizing we'll notice that this is also nicely compacted as well
06:53 because we have now have mobile and tablet plus sizing for h1 through h6 now
07:01 hold your applause till after this video but we'll also see that we now have the ability to customize the paragraph size
07:09 so this allows you to change the pair just the size of paragraphs on the page
07:15 I know a lot of people wanted to potentially make the paragraph text even bigger now I have strong opinions about
07:23 paragraph size and I have made the minimum size to be one remm okay so you
07:30 can gladly make things larger however by default you cannot go smaller than one
07:36 rim now if we go down to element Styles one of us that we still have the same
07:41 settings here it's just a lot more compact because it allows us to define multiple colors so we have primary the
07:49 background and text same thing for secondary our accent colors are all in one row and our modal colors are all in
07:56 one row as well and then below that we have access to all those swatches that we saw earlier so we have six swatches
08:03 that we now have the ability to customize so now let's jump into everyone's favorite menu bar and that is
08:10 top bar now top bar will have the same legacy stack that you saw with site
08:16 Styles so if you wanted to leverage these new settings that you're gonna see right now you're gonna have to add a new
08:21 instance of top bar to the page and replicate your settings okay so if we look at top bar settings we'll
08:28 notice that the first things that have changed is the background in the styling okay we'll see that we have a little bit
08:36 more access in terms of the accent color and the hover colors right instead of just like light or dark settings we can
08:43 actually define the actual color okay and what's powerful is not only can we
08:49 provide the color but we have access to change the opacity as well
08:54 now this is something I forgot to mention in the site style settings but every color setting throughout all
09:00 foundation stacks now support opacity so inside any color just go ahead and open
09:07 up the color palette you'll see you should see an opacity slider where you can actually define an opacity to that
09:13 color now you can tell when a setting has an opacity set because instead of a
09:18 solid color inside this color wheel or color box it is basically split in half
09:24 so you can tell that this particular one like this hover one has an opacity set on it now top are we also have a little
09:32 bit more granular control over the font sizing now so if you go to custom sizing we actually have a little bit more
09:38 control and a nicer layout for setting these sizes of top bar now really the
09:47 other major feature that has changed in this latest top bar is the extra zone so
09:55 for if you add a drop zone into top bar you'll notice that we have this new
10:01 child of feature so that instead of predefined I have five or you know two
10:08 three four drop zones you can go ahead and just add a new top bar drop zone and
10:13 then you add your content into here okay so really there's just a new way of
10:18 adding drop zones and this is great because you can easily reorder them as
10:23 well so that's really great now the next pivotal update for foundation 1.5 are
10:30 all of the foundation column stacks now you'll notice here that inside my demo
10:36 file almost all of the column stacks here are set to be Foundation and you'll
10:42 see the legacy feature here and that is because um all the stacks are still
10:50 working right I didn't need to update these stacks because the old version was
10:56 still working so from now on if I wanted to use you know add a new column stack I can go ahead and do that basically what
11:02 I'm saying is you don't need to retrofit all of your legacy stacks just
11:07 because you can okay um this particular one-column foundation stack still works
11:13 on this page I don't need any of the new features so I don't need to replace it
11:18 you can if you want but you don't have to with that said let's jump in and look
11:24 at some of the new features in the foundation one column stack so I've
11:32 added any foundation one column stack here and we'll notice that we can still preview the grid we have a cool little
11:38 button now to do that okay you can now still turn on overflow:hidden um
11:44 equalize is now have been revamped we can now have what's called nested
11:49 equalizing okay well we'll do a more advanced viewing of using nested
11:56 equalizers in the future but right now if you want to set to equalize just go ahead and choose that and you know use
12:03 it as it was before it is a little bit more robust and reliable than it was in
12:08 the previous foundation versions the gutter we now have the ability before
12:14 this was called the collapse setting but now we have the ability of when to collapse to basically get rid for the
12:21 one column stack that means get rid of just the gutter on the outsides so we can say never show the gutter okay or
12:29 show the gutter on desktop + or show it on tablet + okay or always show it which
12:35 is the default okay we also have more elaborate max-width settings so with the
12:43 site width that's default right it's gonna grow to whatever the site with we define inside site styles but we can
12:50 also make it go full width and this is basically gonna make the content that
12:56 entire content container go the entire width of the browser window okay now
13:02 we'll do that if it's not inside of another column stack because if it's inside of another column sack it'll only
13:08 grow to as big as that column will go right but this allows us now to actually
13:16 have a foundation column stack that actually goes the full width of the browser instead of you know always respecting
13:23 the site width we can also now set a custom max width and we can set the
13:29 alignment and max width for that particular column now if we look at the
13:38 padding we definitely have a lot more responsive padding now so before we we
13:43 had just you know padding top and bottom and we have that still okay but if we go to detailed padding we'll see that we
13:50 have a lot of granular control over responsive padding we have different
13:55 settings for vertical and horizontal so you can set different units for vertical
14:00 versus different units for horizontal and then for horizontal padding you also
14:06 have the ability to collapse that padding on a particular device so do you
14:12 want to always show the padding do you want to show it only on tablet Plus or do you want to show it on desktop and
14:17 plus okay so that gives us a lot of control on when to show this padding
14:24 this is useful if let's say you want to have the padding on desktop but on
14:29 mobile you want things to go edge to edge so in that case you would set the
14:35 show patty into tablet plus and then you know define your padding to be whatever you'd like that way on mobile devices
14:42 the padding is cut off so that you your content actually has a little bit more space in room to grow so now let's go
14:51 ahead and look at the foundation to column stack now it's new settings are a little bit different than the foundation
14:58 one column stack so here I've a two column stack and I've added a little bit of content so that we can see a little
15:04 bit more of what's going on here okay next let's go ahead and hide our stacks
15:10 library so that we can see a little bit more width within our content area so here we have the preview grid is the
15:17 same the gutter is the same as well we can you know only show the gutter never
15:22 okay which you see that that content actually expanded a little bit okay and
15:28 then we can actually do a full width if we wanted so that means that these two
15:33 columns now break out and go full with okay now if I
15:38 already go to a quick preview mode we'll see that we actually have we don't have any gutter and the two columns are going
15:45 full width now right so let's leave this so we can kind of see a little bit more in preview so I can then set a custom
15:53 max width so that our two columns only go and max width of 500 pixels okay and
15:59 then we can set the alignment if you want so it's aligned left aligned centered so on and so forth or we can
16:05 have our site width which is gonna respect our site with which on this is a thousand pixels and then if we wanted to
16:12 put the gutter back we can say you know put the gutter back so that on desktop plus we have a gutter and then on mobile
16:19 and below or tablet and blow wouldn't show the gutter so we have a lot of control with these gutters and max width
16:26 settings over our stacks so let's go back to full blown venti edit mode now
16:36 the responsive padding here we have a little bit more control than we did before we have row padding okay which if
16:44 we let's go ahead and add a background color to our two column stack okay let's
16:50 change that to be I don't know something annoying like orange okay you go to a
16:56 quick preview mode again okay what we'll see here is that row padding okay we'll
17:04 add padding to the top across all stacks
17:10 okay so it's across the entire row and then bottom obviously adds padding to
17:17 the entire bottom okay now column
17:24 padding is a little bit different this adds padding to the top of each column
17:32 the reason that is different is because if I go ahead and turn off tablet sizing
17:38 for right now we'll see that I have zero padding in between my two columns
17:45 because I only added it to the in the bottom of each row but if I go
17:51 ahead and add one REM to the top of each we'll see that I now have two REM at the
17:58 top of both because I have one REM for the row one REM for the column and one REM for this and then I can also add one
18:05 to the bottom if I wanted okay so we have a lot of go for all of these so now
18:12 I have two REM here to REM here and two REM here okay now if you wanted you could have zero at the top zero at the
18:19 bottom for each row and then now we'll notice that we have one REM here to REM
18:25 in the middle which is the gap in between and one REM at the bottom so it
18:30 really depends on what your layout is and what you want but we really we have all possibilities here okay for
18:36 determining the padding and between each column okay we have a lot of flexibility
18:42 here now call an equalizer as I said before in the last one column overview
18:49 equalizer has been completely redone and revamped so now we can equalize okay and
18:55 then not only that but we can specify when to equalize okay and what's great
19:00 is now in equalize you can go ahead and throw in a jack and set that to be 100% height and it'll take up the entire
19:07 height of the column right or if you use a target throw a target in there and it will target that particular position
19:14 properly as long as both you know the other column has content in it right so
19:20 though this equalizer is is very powerful and we'll have to do a video on this specifically so that you can kind
19:28 of see how it's done especially with nested equalizers basically the basics
19:35 of nested equalizer is you can actually define an equalizer ID so you can have multiple equalizers across your page and
19:41 have them be the same height which is very powerful okay last is the column
19:49 divider before this was kind of a simple checkbox if you wanted it or not but now
19:55 you can define when to show the divider so you could say only show the divider on desktop
20:01 okay and if I add a one pixel divider we'll see that we have a one pixel
20:07 divider okay you can define the color now you probably want maybe you know define an opacity for that color so that
20:14 it's not as in-your-face right and you see this live right here in edit
20:19 mode and then we have the indents and we can indent from the top okay if you
20:24 notice as I'm increasing that it's coming down from the top and I can also indent from the bottom this allows us to
20:30 kind of have you know the content larger than our column divider this is very
20:36 powerful it allows us a lot more control in terms of adding little accent dividers in between our columns so I'm
20:44 really excited about this I think 1.5 and stacks 3 really allowed me to make Calm dividers a lot better now I should
20:53 note that the sizing setups haven't changed at all from the previous foundation one not
21:00 four or prior okay it's identical the way you set up your grid for columns and
21:05 you can do you know source ordering and all that none of that has changed all the settings are still identical to what
21:11 they were before so but all of these other settings have changed now I'm not
21:17 going to go over the two through twelve column stacks because they all reflect the exactly what we see here in the two
21:23 column stack so um they just have more sizing options for every single column
21:28 okay but the basic setup at the top here is identical well hey I just want to
21:33 make sure you're still with me because you know we've gone over a lot of stuff so in this next bit I'm gonna rapid-fire
21:40 through just a few stacks that kind of got a big overhaul um and have legacy versions so I just want to show you and
21:47 introduce you to the new version there's not a lot of I mean I think everything is pretty intuitive there's not a lot of
21:52 you know crazy changes but there's just a few things that you know you'll see as
21:58 a difference especially with some child of stuff so let's go ahead and then make sure to go to the end stay for the end
22:05 because at the end we're gonna go over the two new stacks that came in foundation 1.5 yes we got two new ones
22:11 so hold on hold on to your horses rapid-fire session of new overview really quick go so first up
22:19 in this rapid-fire session is block grid and block grid as you probably know is an amazing way to have equal guarantee
22:26 equal sized columns across your entire browser right so if you want five columns equalized right sometimes that
22:35 could be a little bit tricky with with columns right with a five column because you can't have all the columns the same
22:41 size but block grid fixes that for us so here on block red we have desktop five
22:46 columns and as you see the way to add new block items okay is just by clicking
22:52 this plus and we can add those new block items and as you see everything works in
22:57 edit mode so if I set my desktop to four columns wide boom it's three structures
23:04 the entire grid for me okay if I want to add in you know if I want to make it six
23:10 wide boom it doesn't for me automatically right and what's awesome is we can you know we have full reorder
23:16 capabilities which we didn't have in the last version right so this is pretty huge this is a big win for block grid
23:22 this new child of layout so I hope you'll love it next next up is divider now divider just
23:29 got a minor update okay but I think it's pretty cool um it has a new color setting so instead of defining a color
23:35 you can actually define colors from site Styles so you can you can choose the
23:40 swatches or secondary colors or any of that right see so you can nicely you
23:45 know customize your dividers okay and of course all of those colors and you could still have the the custom so if you
23:53 wanted a custom color and of course that can have an opacity right and so can all the colors and site site styles so
23:59 that's really nice next up is panel and panel also got on the swatch update
24:06 right which is really cool because now you can style your panels with swatches which is pretty cool
24:12 and it also supports the new equalized height options next up icon bar icon bar
24:19 similar thing to block grid has a new child of feature so we can easily add new icons to our bar and then if you go
24:27 to the icon you can easily configure the icon that you want set it to do you want it to be a link do
24:33 you want it to launch a reveal open a lightbox or what do you want right
24:38 okay so or you can actually have a custom image where you can drag and drop your own image in there okay so this new
24:44 icon bar is extremely flexible and very powerful last up very similar to the
24:51 icon bar is button group and button group allows you to add multiple buttons to a bar and then as you see we can then
24:59 configure each button individually and what's cool about that with with the bar
25:04 with button groups I mean is we can actually style each button to be
25:09 different right so that's pretty cool we can now have now all the styles need to
25:15 be from site styles so you can use their swatches to kind of define all of the various colors that you want okay but
25:21 then you can define each one individually and then of course as I said before you can reorder these
25:27 buttons right so if you want to order reorder them you can reorder these buttons with ease okay and just like
25:34 before like icon bar you can add it link open or reveal lightbox or open a drop-down okay and each button is
25:41 configured individually so that makes this stack a lot more powerful okay so
25:46 now we're gonna talk about a new stack and the first one we're gonna review is
25:51 a stack called structure and the structure stack is included in foundation pack 2 I believe and it is a
25:59 free update obviously for foundation 1.5 now structure does multiple things and
26:07 we're going to go over the first thing off with structure and that is to help with accessibility okay if we go ahead
26:14 and look at this partial I have a structure stack inside of here now
26:19 traditionally web pages contain three areas you have the header the main content and the footer so inside this my
26:28 home header partial I have a structure stack and inside there I have my
26:34 structure set to header okay now
26:40 they're for accessibility reasons there are more advanced accessibility roles
26:46 that you can add okay and we'll have more on this in the structure specific
26:51 video that will do okay so if you want to enable Aria a specific aria role for
26:57 the data within this structure stack you can go ahead and do that okay however you can also just set the
27:05 structure to be a header and that's the most basic thing right there's gonna be header as you see footer and then main
27:13 now all the foundation stacks such as top bar or any other menu bar or were to
27:18 use things like the nav structure built in so you don't need to make sure that you add those into a structure already
27:24 okay Foundation does that for you but we have the ability so if you want to you know
27:30 add them to other things you can okay but to start off you're probably gonna do things like header footer main and
27:37 maybe a side which is gonna be like your sidebar okay so if you have a sidebar on
27:44 your site you can add that to an aside structure okay and I've done that
27:51 already on my site so if we look at my foundation site we saw in here I have a header okay if you look further down I
27:57 have this main structure partial if we look at that all that is is a structure stack that contains a structure of main
28:05 okay and if we go a little bit further down on my page I have a site footer and
28:10 if we look at that partial and here I have a structure stack that is set to be a structure of footer okay so that's
28:20 what the structure stack does default okay there are other uses use cases for
28:27 structure and that is for SEO now Google
28:33 will potentially look at your page and see these basic structure settings such
28:38 as this is the footer of the site this is the main container this is the header
28:43 so maybe Google for if it's indexing things it may look at the main container and weight that okay content within
28:51 there a little higher or whatnot or it's gonna look for maybe the page the title or a header inside the page header right but there are
28:59 other use cases for structure and that is for googled structured data now I'm
29:07 not going to go over all of this because this is a very complex topic and I'm gonna do a video just on using the
29:13 structure stack for structured data okay but let me give you a glimpse of what
29:20 this does for us here I've defined a structure and I just set the default
29:27 structure as a div and that's fine for this okay but then what I do is I define
29:32 something called a schema and I'm gonna tell search engines that inside of this
29:39 contains a schema that is a product okay
29:45 then inside all of my I can now provide data about that product inside of my
29:51 other foundation stacks so for image I go ahead and enable the schema for image
29:58 and I set the property to image header I find that as the name of my product the
30:04 paragraph here has a schema and this property is set to be the description of my product I then have things like sub
30:13 structures within my product that contain offers and this particular offer
30:18 is a a button and I have the data property of for that set to be the price
30:24 and then these two structures stacks here define a structured metadata which
30:31 defines that this particular is price currency is set to US dollars and the
30:37 URL for my product or for my offer is gonna be the following URL so if we look
30:45 at this particular structure product page on my website we'll see that this is my product structure that I created
30:52 that has all the data here's the product image the product name the description the price and I have a few hidden fields
30:59 such as currency in url okay now if we were to throw this data into this URL
31:05 okay and pass this to Google's structured data testing tool we'll see that Google
31:11 now finds all of the data for my product this is very powerful and that it can
31:18 give your Google much more in-depth search results and you know so this is
31:25 pretty awesome now the next new stack that we've added to foundation 1.5 also helps us out with
31:31 SEO and this is going to be our SEO helper stack and when you add this to
31:38 your page you'll notice that when we click on the plus button we can actually add meta tags to our web page what's
31:47 great about this is that many users don't really know they know that they need meta tags but they don't know
31:52 exactly which meta tags to add so this tells you exactly the meta tags that you
31:58 may want to add to your web page so we can add as we see facebook open graph we
32:07 can add geolocation now maybe you don't want geolocation maybe maybe like my
32:12 personal self the name this location of my company is my house and I don't want people to know where that is but if you
32:18 have a copy a coffee shop or something of that nature adding the geolocation of for your
32:24 website to where the physical place is is going to be huge and it will really vastly improve you know your SEO
32:32 searches especially for local google searches we have generic meta tags for
32:37 title and description we have robots so do you want you know search engines to index your site now we also have
32:45 structured metadata which this strongly relates to structured data that we saw from the structure stack and this is
32:51 just a different way of adding it to your site and we'll go over this more in
32:57 depth when we do the structured tutorial video the structured data tutorial video and the last type of metadata that we
33:05 can add or our Twitter cards so if people share your websites on Twitter
33:10 they'll you'll have a more rich you know Twitter card and you know data about
33:17 your website when people share stuff on Twitter so that's very powerful now it's great
33:22 with SEO helpers that since it is a stack you can add this to a partial so
33:28 if you want to make sure that all your pages have facebook SEO or geolocation or the same structured data or the same
33:34 twitter card information right you can add all of that to a partial and then if
33:42 you wanted you can then add you know a separate instance that is specific to each page that can contain something
33:49 like meta tags okay now this is no different from adding meta tags directly
33:56 into rapidweaver so you could potentially go ahead and add all of these into rapid Weavers meta tags here
34:04 okay that works and I suggest you use maybe one or the other right you don't
34:10 want to add the same meta tags here that you're then gonna add also via SEO
34:15 helper because then you'll have duplicate tags okay but this is just a easy convenient way for you to add these
34:23 new meta tags and it really gives you a leg up in terms of what do I need to add
34:29 right because a lot of people don't know that so this does all that work for you so you have to be excited about stacks
34:35 three in foundation 1.5 right I mean the power that all of this brings I mean I
34:40 have to be honest I when I I thought foundation was kind of as good as it was
34:46 gonna get at foundation 1.4 right I was like what could I possibly do to make this better
34:51 and then stacks three you know kind of came out and I was been obviously been beta testing it for a while and man I am
34:59 flabbergasted and floored on how awesome foundation 1.5 is it really brings in a
35:06 lot of huge power user features right with a lot of the the granular gutter and settings and padding's controls and
35:12 you know the new swatches are gonna be awesome okay but really I think the new
35:19 structure and the SEO helper stacks Wow I mean I think that that will allow you
35:26 to bring your rapidweaver websites into a completely new level because you're
35:32 gonna help yourself or your customers right just to really rank better on Google like i-i've been
35:39 floored at how rich we can make you know searches on Google now with this data right the locations I've seen you know
35:46 some of the beta testers had their cafe and when he google searched for it the map of it came up because he had the
35:53 geolocation tags right when you search for a product with the structured data you actually see the product information
36:00 you see the the the image and you see the price and you see the name in the description right I mean that's that is
36:08 rich that is so that really gives our visitors are people searching for us the
36:15 a much better possibility of discovering us right and that excites me that makes
36:21 me really really excited I'm I can't wait to see what you guys do with it I can't wait to see how this improves your
36:28 business so please let me know how much it improves show me examples please I am
36:35 really excited to see how you use all this new stuff I hope you enjoy it again if you don't have stacks three yet
36:41 go get it now partials will change your life as well as foundation 1.5 structure
36:47 and SEO right so anyway I won't keep you any longer I hope you enjoyed this video um I will have more videos um
36:55 specifically for structured metadata and the SEO helper stacked to kind of give
37:00 you a little bit more in-depth look and tutorials on what we do and what we're looking for there and some strategies on
37:06 what you can implement okay so thanks everybody I appreciate it bye
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