So I've noticed in Google Webmaster Tools that the main "keywords" for my site are "add", "wish", "list" and "compare" --and so Google thinks my site is about add/wish/list/compare instead of what I'm actually selling in the shop.
I believe this is because the text links for the add to wish list and comparing items appears many times [and] on every page.
Any ideas how to make it so that my shop doesn't have those words as its top keywords? I suspect that this may be a major reason why my shop is not showing up in Google searches for the correct subject matter.
I am thinking I could change those text links into "buttons", but the only difference between buttons and the links is this:
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<div class="compare"><a onclick="addToCompare('50');">Add to Compare</a></div>
<div class="cart"><a class="button_add" onclick="addToCart('50');" class="button"><span>Add to Cart</span></a></div>
