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Basic on-page SEO should include a niche target keyword in the page title, URL slug, H1, and preferably early in the first sentence.
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Basic on-page SEO should include a niche target keyword in the page title, URL slug, H1, and preferably early in the first sentence.
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Basic on-page SEO should include a niche target keyword in the page title, URL slug, H1, and preferably early in the first sentence.
If you've never done SEO before, this is 70% of what you have to do on a page. Pick a target keyword that you would like to show on Google for. Try not to choose something that everybody else is choosing, so just niche it down a little bit. Put it in your page title. Meta description is optional. URL slug is mandatory. H1 is mandatory...
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If you've never done SEO before, this is 70% of on-page SEO that will get most of the...
If you've never done SEO before, this is 70% of what you have to do on a page. Pick a target keyword that you would like to show on Google for. Try not to choose something that everybody else is choosing, so just niche it down a little bit. Put it in your page title. Meta description is optional. URL slug is mandatory. H1 is mandatory...
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If you've never done SEO before, this is 70% of what you have to do on a page. Pick a target keyword that you would like to show on Google for.
Try not to choose something that everybody else is choosing, so just niche it down a little bit. Put it in your page title.
Meta description is optional. URL slug is mandatory.
H1 is mandatory. Beginning of the first sentence: half mandatory, but definitely try to do it.
Answer what the searcher is looking for right there before people start scrolling. Everybody thinks SEO is so complicated.
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This is the exact process I would follow if I was trying to rank a brand new website on Google or ChatGPT. My name is Kate, I'm an SEO specialist and I teach people SEO tips, methods, tools, anything that's gonna help you rank on Google or ChatGPT.
We're covering a lot in this video, so make sure you save it. Start with keyword research.
You're looking for medium- to long-tail keywords. The goal with this is to find niche keywords because they're easier to rank for and they normally have a lower keyword difficulty score.
Then you can start working on your on-page optimisation. Each keyword you found should only be targeted by one page on your website.
These are the places you should include it on that page. Your meta title, which is the most important SEO element on the page.
Your heading 1 (H1) which should be the first bit of text on the page. Your page's URL, your image names and alt text, in other written text on the page...
Set up your Google My Business. Submit your Google My Business URL and website URL to all of the local and national directories.
The bulk of your link building is gonna be around digital PR campaigns. Check out my link building videos for more on this.
These are the tasks that you should be doing every month. Publishing content that targets new searches.
Link building with digital PR. Checking your rankings, traffic, and conversions to make sure it's all working.