Some are saying that having the themes that are heavy on shortcodes are what cause Google to give crawl errors, and do take longer to load the page resources. Some others have mentioned that Google may not be able to read content behind certain elements such as .js like "tabs"
Ok, have you reviewed "Schema" ?
Yes, but not that good for local seo.
Any theme that is worth putting your time into will cost some money. You get what you pay for when it comes to themes. You will want support for your theme.
Thanks, I guess to be more clear, and to find out if it's a myth or not, the main part of a theme I worry about is the code, I'm no expert, but I've just heard so much about having clean code, and less shortcodes, which would mean less fancy visuals and cool features on the site, which we like to play around with but will discount if these things Hinder our Google search performance.
I still stand by my statement because my first suggestion was made for Client SEO sites with customization for that type of people. Schema however may be fast and seo friendly, but isn't that good for developing client seo websites. Look into the theme demos yourself and you'll see the difference.
I'm not trying to create a debate here. Just in my opinion, SEO WP saves time and creates a professional looking site while schema takes a bit longer to make the site look professional.
By my statement "not that good for local SEO" I meant that Schema isn't that good of a theme to create a site to sell local SEO services compared to WP SEO. Again, it's just my opinion and I can back it up with examples of Schema sites and WP SEO sites.
