9 Tips To Improve Your SEO →

9 Tips To Improve Your SEO

Install A WordPress SEO Plugin

There are a few WordPress SEO plugins available to assist you in boosting your website traffic.
Yoast SEO
All in One SEO
Rank Math SEO

Check Your WordPress Website’s Visibility Settings

To make sure that search engines can index your website, navigate to WordPress > Reading, as shown below:

If you want search engines to be able to find the information on your website, make sure the checkbox below is not checked.

Ensure That Your Website Is Responsive

It’s significant to note that page ranking algorithms now largely rank pages using material from mobile versions of websites.

That also means that it’s crucial to make sure your website is responsive! If you’re running late, make sure to move this item up the priority list for today.

Use Google’s Mobile-Friendly Testing Tool here if you’re unsure whether your present website is already regarded as mobile-responsive.

https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly

Work Your Focus Keywords Into Your Blog Post Introductions/Hooks

Using your focus keyword in your blog post introduction is a great way to ensure that you are really writing for your reader and for the search intent that you are trying to target.

Tucking in focus keywords into a phrase into the blog intro to help grab attention and keep people on the blog.

Model Your Posts & Pages Around Search Intent

It’s critical to pay attention to user needs. Here, search intent plays a role. Google is becoming more adept at comprehending content and the function it plays in page ranking.

This must be taken into account in order to produce materials that are actually valuable.

Although it’s not a ranking secret, search intent is frequently the initial step.

Take Advantage of Internal Linking

A link that leads viewers from one page (or post) on your website to another page (or post) on the same website is known as an internal link. Here are the main reasons why internal links are crucial for both site navigation and SEO (helping search engines):

They make it simpler for search engines to comprehend your website’s architecture and the value of its content.

Start Optimizing Your Site Speed (Core Web Vitals)

The Google Search Console includes a Core Web Vitals report that breaks down pages by those that are marked as Good as well as Needing Improvement and last but not least those classed as Poor.

What Are The Core Web Vitals Metrics?

There are three Core Web Vitals, which are:

Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), which measures the time it takes to load the main content on a web page.

First Input Delay (FID), which measures the time it takes for users to be able to interact with elements on a web page.

Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), which analyzes how pages load and whether shifts in the layout could cause users to inadvertently click other elements on a page.

This marks a significant step in how Google is shifting more towards including User Experience in its ranking algorithms.

Start Earning Links from High Authority Domains

These are links from other high authority domains to your own website and specific pages on your website. A simple way to get started with link-building riffs off of the concept we featured earlier in this post is that people shouldn’t shy away from linking to other content.

If you’ve linked to a site in your content, send them an email (or perhaps tag them in a Tweet to let them know) and ask if they’d be interested in sharing it if it would be relevant to their audience. We use this approach a lot ourselves and it’s led to connections and great relationships with people at other companies that we still have to this day.

Start Performing Scheduled SEO Audits

It’s time to start performing regularly scheduled SEO audits to keep everything in check.

You can schedule your audit regularly using your SEO plug-ins or you can use this detailed guide on how to start conducting SEO audits:

https://rankmath.com/blog/seo-audit/