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Best SEO STRATEGY to be used in Website SEO

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) was about manipulating its relationship with your website and other sites for the sole purpose of pleasing Google’s algorithm. In some ways that still happens, but Google’s algorithm swells more focus than SEO is shifting to a more authentic purpose to please the user and engage them in a natural way. It’s important to understand that Google’s primary goal is to provide the most valuable and relevant content for every search question. It should also be the primary goal of any strategic optimization search engine.

Some of the basic aspects of the search engine optimization on the page and location touch the following, providing insight into some of the basics of a successful SEO strategy.

1. Keyword Search

Searching for keywords and choosing are at the heart of any search engine optimization strategy. The goal is to choose key words and phrases that have a large volume of traffic, strong business intention, while at the same time reaching competitively due to the current status of your site ranking and power. Once selected, it’s generally best to stick to successful rankings of selected keywords and build their success.

2. Website Backend

The platform and code that your website is created must be SEO friendly. The site needs to crawl easily and indexed by Google Bots and it’s easy to mange ideal for improving the site address and other SEO elements of the site. UrLs should follow best practices, be customizable, not duplicate. Any valuable old web page needs to be redirected to 301 new sites, both from the previous site and from within the current site. This process is something that can be very complicated and keep your current ranking safe – which is better for SEO professionals.

3. Target Page

Choosing or creating specific target pages within your website may have a great value that can be the focus of specific keywords and phrases. It’s generally best to note only 3-5 keywords per page depending on the semantic and temporary relationship between your specific keywords. Remember that the home page is the most important page on the website, so it’s often best to focus this page on the most important keywords in the search engine improvement strategy.

4. Target keywords

There are aspects of each web page that need to be specifically targeted by SEO to insert the keyword.

URL: The keyword or keyword statement must appear on the URL page. This helps your search engine determine the page’s suitability for search questions.

PageTitle: The most important keyword of the page must be displayed at least once in the page title and ideally as appropriate as it is close to the beginning of the title text.

Title (H1): It is best practice for the initial keyword phrase to appear on the page in the headline (H1) of the page.

Image and alternative image characteristics: Having at least one image on the page is best practice. The image estimates the spread of information on the page and provides an opportunity to improve the image using the home word (words) of the page through the image title, file name, and alt feature.

Definition description: While metadata content is not considered a direct factor in Google’s algorithm, it is incredibly important in identifying clicks through prices and user sharing. Your ad in Meta details search results so the keyword must be relevant, interesting and interesting.

Most sites nowadays have built-in SEO tools that help you improve keyword density and optimize on the page. More familiar than these SEO tools is called by Yhost, a plugin that is purpose-built to work with any WordPress site. Any experienced WordPress developer should be able to help you install this tool on your website.

5. Page Content

Each target page must be at least 400-600 words, contain targeted keywords at least twice, and include any appropriate and temporaryly relevant semantic words and phrases. Content must be unique, valuable and more than just self-promotion. The content on the page must be appropriate and appropriate so that there is no possibility of “returning” to find a visitor’s option, page or website more convenient. Ideally, content on the page should be so valuable to a visitor that they socially share it or associate with it.

6. Site-Wide content

Selected keywords for SEO strategy, their connotations, keywords and temporarily relevant phrases should also be properly placed across all pages of the site – directly in content and on page titles. From a more organic and authentic perspective, your site’s content should be rich in valuable and useful content that deals with the target markets and industries that surround your selected keywords. Site content must be established as a reliable and reliable asset within the industry and address the internal needs and questions of the target market outside of your company’s products and services.

7. Internal Binding

The amount and quality of the internal link on a particular page and the anchor text used in these links can help determine the power of that page compared to other pages within your website. This can help create the power and power of certain pages and help determine the page Google provides in its search results for specific questions. Ideally, each target page should have a direct link from the home page and appendix the page. In addition, there should be a high percentage of relevant links to targeted pages from other pages within text-based websites that are closely linked to the target keywords of the pages being connected.

8. User Experience

Google not only evaluates your website’s content and code, but also measures how viewers interact with the website – the user experience. Navigating the website must be clear, logical and intuitive. Finding information should be easy and easy to understand. Ideally you are trying to provide the visitor with the information they need before they know their needs. Web design should be aesthetically enjoyable and attractive, and mobile websites should be allowed to perform well on any browser and device.

9. Social Participation

Social networking signals are increasingly becoming an important element in Sioux. Social signals can have a direct impact on search results but can also play an important role in getting links to your website. It is important for these reasons to be easy for visitors to share your content. This means that there is a clear social sharing button on the page at first. An important harbinger of social participation is to ensure that content is valuable to you and deserves you enough to participate. Social sharing buttons are a necessity on most websites these days, but especially with the design of an e-commerce site because it gives customers the opportunity to share and promote your products within their own network.

What you’ve covered here are some basic SEO strategies on the page and location and the reasons that create a successful SEO campaign. Search engines on the page and on site (including domain name components) account for about 35% of the total weight of factors contributing to the ranking with search engines alone. The remaining 65% include “off-site” factors indicating the quantity and quality of links on your website, social media metrics, traffic lights and user, and brand names/domain names.

It’s important to realize that doing a lot can be just as bad when it comes to marketing SEO, and in some cases it can be worse than not doing enough. A good SEO always asks these questions: “Does it look natural and organic? Is it providing a good user experience?”

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How to perform Organic SEO

The term “organic SEO” or “organic search engine optimization” refers to the organic methods and strategies used to obtain high search rankings on search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo.

1. Applying your Keyword Research

Survey your keywords and group those with similar topics and intent. Those groups will be your pages, rather than creating individual pages for every keyword variation.
If you haven’t done so already, evaluate the SERP for each keyword or group of keywords to determine what type and format your content should be.

Some characteristics of ranking pages to take note of:
Are they image- or video-heavy?
Is the content long-form or short and concise?
Is the content formatted in lists, bullets, or paragraphs?
Ask yourself, “What unique value could I offer to make my page better than the pages that are currently ranking for my keyword?”
On-page SEO allows you to turn your research into content your audience will love. Just make sure to avoid falling into the trap of low-value tactics that could hurt more than help!

2. Low-value tactics to Avoid

Your web content should exist to answer searchers’ questions, to guide them through your site, and to help them understand your site’s purpose. Content should not be created for the purpose of ranking highly in search alone. Ranking is a means to an end, the end being to help searchers. If we put the cart before the horse, we risk falling into the trap of low-value content tactics.

let’s take a deeper dive into some low-value tactics you should avoid when crafting search engine optimized content.

Thin content
While it’s common for a website to have unique pages on different topics, an older content strategy was to create a page for every single iteration of your keywords in order to rank on page 1 for those highly specific queries.

For example, if you were selling bridal dresses, you might have created individual pages for bridal gowns, bridal dresses, wedding gowns, and wedding dresses, even if each page was essentially saying the same thing. A similar tactic for local businesses was to create multiple pages of content for each city or region from which they wanted clients. These “geo pages” often had the same or very similar content, with the location name being the only unique factor.

Tactics like these clearly weren’t helpful for users, so why did publishers do it? Google wasn’t always as good as it is today at understanding the relationships between words and phrases (or semantics). So, if you wanted to rank on page 1 for “bridal gowns” but you only had a page on “wedding dresses,” that may not have cut it.

This practice created tons of thin, low-quality content across the web, which Google addressed specifically with its 2011 update known as Panda. This algorithm update penalized low-quality pages, which resulted in more quality pages taking the top spots of the SERPs. Google continues to iterate on this process of demoting low-quality content and promoting high-quality content today.

Google is clear that you should have a comprehensive page on a topic instead of multiple, weaker pages for each variation of a keyword.

A depiction of four pages targeting similar keywords with a red X over them, and one page targeting multiple keyword variants with a green checkmark.
Duplicate content
Like it sounds, “duplicate content” refers to content that is shared between domains or between multiple pages of a single domain. “Scraped” content goes a step further, and entails the blatant and unauthorized use of content from other sites. This can include taking content and republishing as-is, or modifying it slightly before republishing, without adding any original content or value.

A depiction of two pages with the exact same content, barring specific location information.
There are plenty of legitimate reasons for internal or cross-domain duplicate content, so Google encourages the use of a rel=canonical tag to point to the original version of the web content. While you don’t need to know about this tag just yet, the main thing to note for now is that your content should be unique in word and in value.

Debunking the “duplicate content penalty” myth
There is no Google penalty for duplicate content. That is to say, for example, if you take an article from the Associated Press and post it on your blog, you won’t get penalized with something like a Manual Action from Google. Google does, however, filter duplicate versions of content from their search results. If two or more pieces of content are substantially similar, Google will choose a canonical (source) URL to display in its search results and hide the duplicate versions. That’s not a penalty. That’s Google filtering to show only one version of a piece of content to improve the searcher’s experience.

3.Cloaking

A basic tenet of search engine guidelines is to show the same content to the engine’s crawlers that you’d show to a human visitor. This means that you should never hide text in the HTML code of your website that a normal visitor can’t see.

When this guideline is broken, search engines call it “cloaking” and take action to prevent these pages from ranking in search results. Cloaking can be accomplished in any number of ways and for a variety of reasons, both positive and negative. Below is an example of an instance where Spotify showed different content to users than to Google.

Users were presented with a login screen in Spotify when searching for the National Philharmonic orchestra.

Viewing Google’s cached version of the page shows the content Spotify provided to the search engine.

In some cases, Google may let practices that are technically cloaking pass because they contribute to a positive user experience. For more on the subject of hidden content and how Google handles it, see our Whiteboard Friday entitled How Does Google Handle CSS + Javascript “Hidden” Text?

4. Keyword Stuffing

If you’ve ever been told, “You need to include {critical keyword} on this page X times,” you’ve seen the confusion over keyword usage in action. Many people mistakenly think that if you just include a keyword within your page’s content X times, you will automatically rank for it. The truth is, although Google looks for mentions of keywords and related concepts on your site’s pages, the page itself has to add value outside of pure keyword usage. If a page is going to be valuable to users, it won’t sound like it was written by a robot, so incorporate your keywords and phrases naturally in a way that is understandable to your readers.

Below is an example of a keyword-stuffed page of content that also uses another old method: bolding all your targeted keywords.
An example of a keyword-stuffed paragraph, bolding all the target keywords.

5. Auto-generated content

Arguably one of the most offensive forms of low-quality content is the kind that is auto-generated, or created programmatically with the intent of manipulating search rankings and not helping users. You may recognize some auto-generated content by how little it makes sense when read — they are technically words, but strung together by a program rather than a human being.

It is worth noting that advancements in machine learning have contributed to more sophisticated auto-generated content that will only get better over time. This is likely why in Google’s quality guidelines on automatically generated content, Google specifically calls out the brand of auto-generated content that attempts to manipulate search rankings, rather than any-and-all auto-generated content.

What to do instead: 10x it!
There is no “secret sauce” to ranking in search results. Google ranks pages highly because it has determined they are the best answers to the searcher’s questions. In today’s search engine, it’s not enough that your page isn’t duplicate, spamming, or broken. Your page has to provide value to searchers and be better than any other page Google is currently serving as the answer to a particular query. Here’s a simple formula for content creation:

Search the keyword(s) you want your page to rank for Identify which pages are ranking highly for those keywords, Determine what qualities those pages possess, Create content that’s better than that
We like to call this 10x content. If you create a page on a keyword that is 10x better than the pages being shown in search results (for that keyword), Google will reward you for it, and better yet, you’ll naturally get people linking to it! Creating 10x content is hard work, but will pay dividends in organic traffic.

Just remember, there’s no magic number when it comes to words on a page. What we should be aiming for is whatever sufficiently satisfies user intent. Some queries can be answered thoroughly and accurately in 300 words while others might require 1,000 words!

6. A competitor analysis can help!

When you’re researching how to 10x your content, performing an in-depth competitive analysis is your edge. Luckily, we’ve got another guide devoted to just that! 😉
Don’t reinvent the wheel!
If you already have content on your website, save yourself time by evaluating which of those pages are already bringing in good amounts of organic traffic and converting well. Refurbish that content on different platforms to help get more visibility to your site. On the other side of the coin, evaluate what existing content isn’t performing as well and adjust it, rather than starting from square one with all new content.

Learn more about refurbishing your top content NAP: A note for local businesses
If you’re a business that makes in-person contact with your customers, be sure to include your business name, address, and phone number (NAP) prominently, accurately, and consistently throughout your site’s content. This information is often displayed in the footer or header of a local business website, as well as on any “contact us” pages. You’ll also want to mark up this information using local business schema. Schema and structured data are discussed more at length in the “Other optimizations” section of this chapter.
If you are a multi-location business, it’s best to build unique, optimized pages for each location. For example, a business that has locations in Seattle, Tacoma, and Bellevue should consider having a page for each:
example.com/seattle
example.com/tacoma
example.com/bellevue
Each page should be uniquely optimized for that location, so the Seattle page would have unique content discussing the Seattle location, list the Seattle NAP, and even testimonials specifically from Seattle customers. If there are dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of locations, a store locator widget could be employed to help you scale.

7. Local vs National vs International

Just remember that not all businesses operate at the local level and perform what we call “local SEO.” Some businesses want to attract customers on a national level (ex: the entire United States) and others want to attract customers from multiple countries (“international SEO”). Take Moz, for example. Our product (SEO software) is not tied to a specific location, whereas a coffee shop’s is, since customers have to travel to the location to get their caffeine fix.

In this scenario, the coffee shop should optimize their website for their physical location, whereas Moz would target “SEO software” without a location-specific modifier like “Seattle.”
How you choose to optimize your site depends largely on your audience, so make sure you have them in mind when crafting your website content.
Hope you still have some energy left after handling the difficult-yet-rewarding task of putting together a page that is 10x better than your competitors’ pages, because there are just a few more things needed before your page is complete! In the next sections, we’ll talk about the other on-page optimizations your pages need, as well as naming and organizing your content.

8. Beyond Content

Other optimizations your pages need
Can I just bump up the font size to create paragraph headings?
How can I control what title and description show up for my page in search results?
After reading this section, you’ll understand other important on-page elements that help search engines understand the 10x content you just created, so let’s dive in!

Header tags
Header tags are an HTML element used to designate headings on your page. The main header tag, called an H1, is typically reserved for the title of the page. It looks like this:
<h1>Page Title</h1>
There are also sub-headings that go from H2 to H6 tags, although using all of these on a page is not required. The hierarchy of header tags goes from H1 to H6 in descending order of importance.
Each page should have a unique H1 that describes the main topic of the page, this is often automatically created from the title of a page. As the main descriptive title of the page, the H1 should contain that page’s primary keyword or phrase. You should avoid using header tags to mark up non-heading elements, such as navigational buttons and phone numbers. Use header tags to introduce what the following content will discuss.
Take this page about touring Copenhagen, for example:
<h1>Copenhagen Travel Guide</h1><h2>Copenhagen by the Seasons</h2><h3>Visiting in Winter</h3><h3>Visiting in Spring</h3>
The main topic of the page is introduced in the main <h1> heading, and each additional heading is used to introduce a new sub-topic. In this example, the <h2> is more specific than the <h1>, and the <h3> tags are more specific than the <h2>. This is just an example of a structure you could use.
Although what you choose to put in your header tags can be used by search engines to evaluate and rank your page, it’s important to avoid inflating their importance. Header tags are one among many on-page SEO factors, and typically would not move the needle like quality backlinks and content would, so focus on your site visitors when crafting your headings.

9. Internal Links

Its importance of having a crawlable website. Part of a website’s crawlability lies in its internal linking structure. When you link to other pages on your website, you ensure that search engine crawlers can find all your site’s pages, you pass link equity (ranking power) to other pages on your site, and you help visitors navigate your site.
The importance of internal linking is well established, but there can be confusion over how this looks in practice.

Link accessibility
Links that require a click (like a navigation drop-down to view) are often hidden from search engine crawlers, so if the only links to internal pages on your website are through these types of links, you may have trouble getting those pages indexed. Opt instead for links that are directly accessible on the page.
Anchor text
Anchor text is the text with which you link to pages. Below, you can see an example of what a hyperlink without anchor text and a hyperlink with anchor text would look like in the HTML.
<a href=”https://www.example.com/”></a><a href=”https://www.example.com/” title=”Keyword Text”>Keyword Text</a>
On live view, that would look like this: https://www.example.com/
Keyword Text
The anchor text sends signals to search engines regarding the content of the destination page. For example, if I link to a page on my site using the anchor text “learn SEO,” that’s a good indicator to search engines that the targeted page is one at which people can learn about SEO. Be careful not to overdo it, though. Too many internal links using the same, keyword-stuffed anchor text can appear to search engines that you’re trying to manipulate a page’s ranking. It’s best to make anchor text natural rather than formulaic.
Link volume
In Google’s General Webmaster Guidelines, they say to “limit the number of links on a page to a reasonable number (a few thousand at most).” This is part of Google’s technical guidelines, rather than the quality guideline section, so having too many internal links isn’t something that on its own is going to get you penalized, but it does affect how Google finds and evaluates your pages.
The more links on a page, the less equity each link can pass to its destination page. A page only has so much equity to go around.
So it’s safe to say that you should only link when you mean it! You can learn more about link equity from our SEO Learning Center.
Aside from passing authority between pages, a link is also a way to help users navigate to other pages on your site. This is a case where doing what’s best for search engines is also doing what’s best for searchers. Too many links not only dilute the authority of each link, but they can also be unhelpful and overwhelming. Consider how a searcher might feel landing on a page that looks like this:
Welcome to our gardening website! We have many articles on gardening, how to garden, and helpful tips on herbs, fruits, vegetables, perennials, and annuals. Learn more about gardening from our gardening blog.
Whew! Not only is that a lot of links to process, but it also reads pretty unnaturally and doesn’t contain much substance (which could be considered “thin content” by Google). Focus on quality and helping your users navigate your site, and you likely won’t have to worry about too many links.

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What is SEO?

SEO is an acronym for “search engine optimization,” and relates to strategies used to influence a website or arrange a web page on search engines such as Google, Bing or Yahoo. The main goal of SEO is to generate organic (unpaid) search traffic to a website. SEO is an increasingly important element shared in digital marketing.

What is SEO Agency?

SEO agencies exist for the purpose of helping companies increase the volume of online traffic they receive from search engines such as Google, Yahoo or Ping.

What is SEO Company?

SEO companies help their customers drive organic search traffic to their website, using a series of technologies designed to influence page ratings on major search engines.

What does SEO do for your website?

SEO can help your site increase the amount of free traffic it receives through search engines like Google. The Effective Search Engine Improvement campaign will also attract high-quality, targeted visits to your website – traffic that is likely to turn into leads and sales.

How does search engine optimization work?

The search engine function is to match the user search query with the best web page available. To do this, it looks at a variety of signals that indicate the importance and authority of the page. These signals (and the degree of their impact on a page) are updated forever and tuned by search engine companies. For example, it may include the link to content on a particular page, the number and quality of links that refer to that page, or the quality of the user experience. Search engine optimization works by using this information to improve web pages in a way that positively affects the order of their pages.

How to do basic SEO?

Improving basic search engines can be as simple as changing the address on a landing page to match

A search phrase that your business hopes to arrange. In fact, anything that makes the page more convenient for millions of search engine users who write in SEO queries can be considered. The hard part is knowing where to focus your efforts and identifying efforts that generate the greatest value for your business. This is where the professional SEO agency can be of great help.

What is SEO management?

An effective SEO campaign is usually the product of many different parts of the business, strategies and techniques. It involves everything from searching and targeting keywords, creating content, blogger outreach programs, custom coding, SEO-friendly web design, tracking and analysis. SEO management refers to the coordination and management of all these components in a way that makes the whole process as simplified and effective as possible.

How do I start SEO for my website?

The key to starting your SEO website is to start understanding how search engines work and how people use them. This is easier than done, but it is necessary to approach modern SEO with this mentality.

What does SEO mean in web design?

Web design and SEO are often seen as individual tools in the company’s digital strategy. In fact, there are many different ways that good web design can have a strong impact on the order of the search engine on the page. An example is how a web page can be designed to be optimally displayed on mobile devices, tablets and desktops. Since the rollout of the “mobilegeddon” update in April 2015, non-mobile-friendly websites have seen a decline in Google search traffic generated by mobile devices.

What are the back links?

The back link is a link from another website. Google and other search engines have always used the number and quality of your website’s background links to determine the appropriateness and authority of your content. The value of the web site’s back link is confirmed by the quality and authority of the site from which it comes. In some cases, background links offer no value and may even harm your ability to rank well on search engines.

How do I include keywords?

Including keywords refers to the act of inserting certain words and search phrases into a copy on your website, with the aim of arranging for that keyword. It is a practice that has been widely used since the birth of SEO, so much so that search engines now penalize websites for the abnormal use of specific keywords – a process known as “keyword filler.” While there is still a place in SEO to use keywords to your advantage, it is necessary that the text reads as naturally as possible and does not detract from the user experience in any way.

Why is SEO so expensive?

SEO is not suitable for every business, but for some, it can prove one of the most cost-effective ways to advertise. Whether SEO is “too expensive” or not depends largely on how competitive your industry is in online space, as well as the effectiveness of your SEO campaign. Seeing tangible results from the search engine improvement campaign may take some time, but it can deliver tremendous value to your business in the long run.

Does SEO deserve it?

Due to caffeine time and effort, SEO can help any business generate organic traffic (free) through search engines such as Google, Yahoo or Bing. Whether or not SEO is worth it from a financial point of view depends on a number of factors, including the industry’s competitiveness of joint research phrases, the time frame that requires business results, the amount of budget or resources that the project can commit to.

How long does it take for SEO to work?

It will generally take 4 to 6 months for SEO to work, although this number can vary depending on the competitiveness of the industry and the effectiveness of the campaign. It should be noted that the effects of your SEO efforts are cumulative. If you’re constantly working over the course of a year, for example, you can expect to generate much more traffic after a year than you’ll see at the 6-month mark.

What does SEO stand for?

SEO stands for “search engine optimization” and relates to the practice of improving a website or web page to influence its ranking on the search engine.