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If you’re a newbie blogger, you’re likely overwhelmed by all of the things you need to do. Then again, you could also be in a situation where you don’t know what you don’t know like with how to boost your on-page SEO.
Are you spending countless hours going down the Google rabbit hole trying to figure out one little problem with your blog? Or maybe you’re confused how anyone has success with blogging.
Look, put research aside for a moment because I’m going to make your life easier. When it comes to SEO, you don’t need to get overwhelmed.
Why?
Well, SEO can be a daunting task with everything the experts say to do. What you need to understand, though, is that SEO (like social media) is evolving. You just have to keep going and make changes where you can. It’s never going to be perfect.
Keep up with changes as they come and learn everything you can. But, you’re just one person. You need to focus on the areas where you will have the most impact with less time or monetary investment.
How can you accomplish this with SEO? Simple. Make “on-page” SEO your primary focus.
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3 Awesome Resources That Will Help Boost Your On-Page SEO
Below I include 3 resources – two links and an infographic – that will give you the basics surrounding “on-page” SEO. Read through them and let me know if you have any questions.
Brian is one of the top experts in this field. He shares with us the Anatomy of a Perfectly-Optimized Page that includes an infographic plus his analysis.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
Why you should use SEO-friendly URLs
Why your title should start with a keyword
How adding modifiers to your titles will help you rank
The need for H1 tags in your title
Why engaging images and video are essential
The need for H2 tags in your subheadings
Why you need to use your keyword in the first 100 words
Anna gives us some of the topic trends in the SEO space with this article. You’re going to want to take notes and make sure you’re working on implementing these as you learn more.
Here’s what Anna covers:
Publishing high quality content
Making your site mobile-friendly
Creating a secure blog with HTTPS
Improving the user experience on your blog
Optimizing page speed
On-page optimization (although I believe all of these are related)
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On-Page SEO Infographic To Make Things Simpler
SEO can often times seem confusing, challenging, and difficult. But in reality, when you break it down into steps it actually becomes very simple. One of the best things you can do for your blog to generate more search traffic is to make sure each and every article you create is SEO optimized.
Luckily for you, Kelan over at The Savvy Couple created a simple to follow visual checklist to use when you are creating or auditing your old articles. Although on-page SEO is only one of the pieces Google looks at when ranking websites, it is very important, and one you can get instant results from.
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Brian Dean is one of my most favorite SEO bloggers of all time. When I was just starting out in SEO, I would read at least 2 articles every day from his blog so a lot of what I know right now came from him. The infographic that you shared is really awesome too!
Thank you for sharing this. I’ve been doing some off-page optimization for a year now, so currently, I’m studying on-page. I’m really glad that everything is on the internet, I was able to learn and optimized what I should be focusing on for my website or for the clients. Anyways. great read. Cheers!
