by SEOTrainingTeam | Sep 10, 2020 | Keywords, On-page SEO, SEO Guide, SEO Training
When dealing with different search engines, relevance comes first. The term relevance describes the extent to which the content of a website corresponds to the search term used. It is particularly important for search engines as it impacts how high a website will...
by SEOTrainingTeam | Sep 10, 2020 | SEO fundamentals, SEO Guide, SEO techniques, SEO Training
In search engine optimization, competition refers to websites that are competing using the same search terms to rank higher in search engine results. For example, sometimes the services and products one company provides are similar to the products and services...
by SEOTrainingTeam | Sep 9, 2020 | Importance of SEO, SEO, SEO Guide, SEO Training
Title tag optimization is critical for both SEO and user experience. Title tag of a webpage should be a concise and accurate description of its content. If you want to improve your website’s SEO, you should focus on the ways to optimize the title tag. An effectively...
by SEOTrainingTeam | Sep 4, 2020 | SEO Guide, SEO Training
SEO for Mobile Mobile SEO is optimizing your website’s content to attain enhanced user experience. Smartphone use for Internet searches has become a norm and this handy device lets everyone make online searching possible whenever a query pops up in mind. Just imagine,...
by SEOTrainingTeam | Aug 7, 2020 | How do users interact with websites, SEO Canonicalization, SEO Guide
When to use SEO Canonicalization? Sometimes the content is the same on different web pages, and Google does not understand which page it should index in search results. To overcome this issue, the rel=“canonical” tag was discovered. With the help of this tag, search...
by SEOTrainingTeam | Aug 7, 2020 | How do search engines understand the websites, SEO Guide
How do Search Engines Understand Websites? Assume that you are a web spider and finding content about how to make a pizza. How will you identify the author, steps, recipe, and ingredients required to make the pizza? The answer to this question lies in the schema...
