- What is SEO
- How does SEO go
- Keywords
- On page SEO
- Backlinks
- Analysis
What is SEO?
SEO stands for Search Engine Optimisation . It's about working with search engine organic results, unlike ads or sponsored links. SEO is a very young industry but it is under rapid development. The search engine's quality demands are constantly increasing, and it constantly raises increased search engine optimiser requirements. In the past, Meta-keywords worked (something that does not play any role today), while nowadays one needs to take into account almost all aspects that a visitor can experience on the page. It's all about heading and synonyms for inlays and their relevance. SEO is not only optimising your website for Search Engines, It is about optimising best user experience and your Profit.
Our Work at SEO Expert Melbourne
There is no standard solution that fits all when it comes to SEO work. To do it right and to get the results you're after, we must have a deeper understanding of your business and the goals you want to achieve. Only then can we make informed decisions about what to do and when. All for a successful SEO investment! For Best SEO services in Melbourne you should pick us.
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SEO is usually divided into three elements and are Analysis, On-Page and Link Strategy. The analysis section is about producing the most profitable search terms if available and counting on everything from the possible return of investment and competition to the relevance of the relevant visitors from the keyword.
On-Page is about all the parts you change on your own website. There are things like the hierarchy of the site, navigation, the headlines of the pages and the quality of the text. Link strategy is the work that is being done to get links to it, links are crucial for how successful search engine optimisation succeeds.
Search Volume
Keyword analysis goes on the way that you use a source that can show how many searches are done for a particular term or keyword. The best tool for this today is Google's own keyword tool. In order to arrive at good keywords, there are a number of factors that need to be felt. Search volume is the first and we get it from Google's tools.
Relevance
The next step is to judge how well the keyword is for you. Here it becomes a little bit more complex than just looking up the numbers that you can do for the search volume. You must value the keywords based on what you provide. Generally speaking, the closer to the product or service the keyword lies, the better the conversion you can expect. If you sell Audi, Cars will certainly be a bigger keyword, but maybe come below the search phrase Buy Audi. It's quite easy to understand really, the person has searched for exactly what you provide while the person who searched for cars may be interested in everything possible car related, maybe he wants to find Ahlgren's cars, maybe information about how many cars are in Australia or almost anything.
Competition
After you pick up keywords that are of good relevance (where you can expect high conversion rates) that have enough search volume to be interesting, you need to assess the competition. If competition is too high, it will not be worth investing in those words. This can also be a bit complex but a very simple way can be to look at the citation in the current search result and see how high PageRank they have, how well-built they are and how many links they have.
On Page SEO is the part that may seem the most difficult, but after a while, it usually goes on automatically. There are a lot of points to look at and there is always more to learn. If you look at On Page to remove mistakes then you have a pretty good picture. It's about ensuring that Google (and other search engines) manage to index the sites properly and understand what each individual page is about. There are more advanced On Page methods but we will not go into any of these here, it's better to start with the basics.
Factors you need to look at
There are a huge amount of factors that are recording and, initially, I would like to raise a warning's finger, do not try to cheat. It's easy for beginners to imagine fooling Google, but if you think it's easy, it's wrong and Google is very good at recognising cheating. With that said, we can take a closer look at what is important. If you want some support in your On Page, you will find a useful tool here. You should ensure that on the individual page you have the keyword in the following elements:
- title
- H1
- H2-H6
- Body text
- Emphasis
- In the picture's Alt texts
- In internal links to the page
- In the meta description (because it is often what is seen in the search result)
- In meta keywords (for Google's sake they are out of order)
Generally, there are a lot of things to keep in mind as well. If the points above are specific on a page, ie on a page for a specific page, the following is the general on a page for the entire site.
- Easy navigation, easy to find on all pages of the site
- Unique titles, headlines and texts on all pages
- Avoid too much Javascript and flash (especially in navigation)
- Have a clear structure (hierarchy) on its pages and directories
- Each page should have a unique and simple URL
- Avoid the same content appearing on multiple pages
- Do not have too many links on one page (100 as max)
- Do not have too deep hierarchy, have a few clicks to the actual content
- Have enough text on the pages
- Have enough pages
- Make sure you do not try to optimise a page for too many keywords, use several different
Then there are some points we need to address because it's common to start doing. These are stuff that can lead to punishment or filters of different kinds.
- Do not copy other people's texts
- Do not hide content that you show to search engines for visitors
- Avoid Meta Refresh
Backlinks are A and Z in search engine optimisation. This is the single most important factor for Google placing pages in search results. You want to get as good and many links as possible to point to your page. To begin with, we'll look at how Google values links, the following gives more value:
- From a page that itself has very good links
- From a page with related content
- From one page in the same language
- From a page that is not in the same cluster of pages
- A link with the right anchor text (Google uses the link text as a landing page content measure).
- A page with not too many outlets
- A link in the text. The link's location is important and a link in the text is best while a link in the footer is worst.
- A link with links that point to pages Google is highly trusted.
- A link where the text closest to it is relevant to your content
It is, therefore, a question of getting links from as strong and relevant pages as possible in as natural a way as possible. To understand the link's strength, we should take a look at PageRank as mentioned earlier, it's no longer a measure as important as it once was but it gives a good understanding of how Google values pages.
General about building links
Building links to its side are among the most complicated in SEO. It takes a lot of time and a lot of work. There are some basic principles worth thinking about. The first is to have varied links. All links should not have the same link text, even if the link text is important for determining the position. All links may not come in once or just one type of site spread out in a natural way and beware of Quick Fixes.
Search Engine Analysis
A search engine analysis examines how a website is built and looks over the structure and meta-information to find things that can make SEO work.
Visual PageRank, Our SEO Consultants also do a situation analysis of the keywords that belong to its subject matter, its density and quality, and the website links and how they are structured.
We can also perform the competitive analysis of competitors' keywords, to find out what words they use and how they are positioned in these words. Search engine analyses performed by Visual Rank is made up of several different parts, and is quite advanced.