The first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term “search engine” is Google. Google has become synonymous with search engine, possibly because it is the most popular search engine today. Right now, we’ll go over some tips for improving your Google SEO.
Google provides a plethora of free tools to assist you in improving your SEO. This guide will also be useful when used in conjunction with services such as Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools to improve your website’s search engine rankings. You must implement a few search engine optimization (SEO) tactics in order to fully utilise the tools provided by Google to optimise your website.
Folks!
Without a good SEO, your website will not get noticed or ranked. This is also one of the reasons why most marketers fail.
Use a keyword-rich domain name.
The first step is to identify a niche.
It makes no difference which one; you may already be selling a product in a niche and want a content site to complement your sales page. I’m going to pick a random niche, something I’m not interested in, like ice fishing.
Determine what terms people are using to search for ice fishing or something related to ice fishing.
I’m going to do this with http://nichebotclassic.com.
You could use any Word tracker you want, including http://wordtracker.com, but nichebotclassic.com is excellent and free, which makes it even better.
So I’ve entered the phrase “ice fishing” into Nichebotclassic.com.
Now take a look at the most popular keywords.
The following step would be to look for a domain name. Use the free domain name search at http://namecheap.com. We really only want to register domain names ending in…..
.com
.net.
.org – To be safe, consult with a lawyer about the implications of using.org for a profit site.
Choose a domain name that is not already in use but contains a keyword that is frequently searched. Don’t buy Icefishingequipment1.com or anything else if you want to rank high for “ice fishing equipment.”
This works well in any niche!
2. Have valuable, well-organized content.
Content is adored by search engines. Create a one-of-a-kind, visually appealing website with keyword-rich tags and original content. Submit your website to MSN and Google for a top ten ranking in a short period of time.
3. Develop External Links
Don’t underestimate the power of off-site links. Google places a high value on links. The more links pointing back to your website, the higher Google will rank it.
Look for websites that use keywords that are similar to yours. You would like to obtain links from high-quality websites that are related to your target keywords. Find the best links from other websites that rank well for a specific keyword. You can contact popular social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, as this is a highly effective method of obtaining external links.
4. Optimization on-site
Maintain your on-site optimization. It entails the more well-known aspects of SEO, such as creating accurate and descriptive meta tags and posting keyword-rich content on your website on a regular basis.
Another way to boost your Google SEO is to make the most of Google Webmaster Tools. Google Webmaster Tools can assist you in identifying and correcting issues with your website, such as broken links. It also allows you to see where your website’s traffic is coming from, which is a very useful tool for marketing and improving your website.
Webmaster Tools’ Diagnostic Tool will notify you if you have accidentally blocked Google and other search engines from crawling your site. You can also use this tool to improve the titles and meta descriptions for your page in search results. The tool accomplishes this by displaying a list of all of your site’s pages with the same tags and allowing you to edit them by clicking on the duplicate pages.
The Statistics Tool – Using this tool, you can learn how Google users arrive at your website. You can monitor incoming traffic and learn about the top Google search queries for which your website appears. Its function is more useful when combined with other services such as Google Analytics because it allows you to see which “off-site” links generate the most traffic.
