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On Page SEO

On page SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of optimizing the on-page factors of a target page. It is one of the most powerful weapons in our arsenal and we use it widely as part of our SEO strategy. When used well on page SEO can be a true game winner.

There are many on page SEO factors that search engines like Google use and which are discussed below in detail. These on page SEO factors are mainly aimed at:

  1. Enhancing user experience of the target page, and
  2. Making search engines associate your content with a certain set of SEO keywords.

Search engines use sophisticated text-matching algorithms to display pages that are both important and relevant to each search. By using on page SEO we help search engines by sending them strong signals that your content is closely related to a set of keywords.

Do remember when implementing On Page SEO

While using main keywords or some related words in the content of the target page or in its HTML code at various strategic locations/pressure points, please remember not to over-optimize your pages so that they start appearing to be spam, as this will eventually harm your site rankings, as they could be treated as Black hat SEO. A major Google algorithm update in this regards and with regards to thin and low quality content was Google Panda.

When we optimize a webpage as part of our SEO packages we take such points into consideration. Our on page SEO team is highly experienced and the SEO Services we provide are completely White Hat.

On Page SEO factors

This is a comprehensive list of all the On Page SEO factors

  1. Page Titles - Title tag provides a short definition of your HTML document. It should be used within the head element of all HTML documents. Title tag appears in the search engine result pages and need proper optimization. When your page appears for a search query, the contents of the title tag may appear in the first line of that result. Title tag is what users see in the top left corner in their browser window or their browser tabs. When users bookmark a page or add it to their favorites, the Title tag helps by providing an easy to use heading and later on helps in identifying that bookmark. Example:
  2. Description meta tag - Meta Description tag contains a short summary of what the page is about. Its length can vary from a sentence to a very short paragraph. Google and other search engines might use Meta Descriptions as snippets for pages. Thus they should accurately summarize the page content and should be unique. Example:
  3. Heading tags - There are six levels of heading tags available in HTML. Heading tag helps users understand the content beneath it. As they are more likely to appear bigger than normal text, they are also an important visual cue for users. When used appropriately they not only help in creating a good user experience but also provides a hierarchical structure for your web page. But remember not to overuse the heading tags as this might rather confuse the users as they won't be able to determine where a topic ends and another begins.
  4. Keywords meta tag - Though the Meta Keyword tag is largely ignored by Google, we recommend that you should still use it. Don't use it for keyword stuffing but just add 2-3 main keywords. This won't do you any harm. Who knows, it's always possible that Google could use that information in the future.
  5. Language Meta tag - If you have a multilingual website use hreflang to help Google serve the correct version of your target page to its users. Add element to your page header to tell Google of all the languages and region variants of the target page.
  6. SEO friendly URLs - Always use a simple directory structure that aids in organizing your site's pages. When creating folders or pages, use words relevant to your content for URLs, instead of using unnecessary parameters, session IDs or extremely long and cryptic URLs that contain few recognizable words. There are three important reasons for this: first, URLs convey information about the content, second, webmasters are more likely to create links to easier and friendlier URLs and third, URLs are displayed in search results.
  7. Ensure that there are no grammatical or spelling errors - Write webpage content using complete sentences that have a proper structure. Follow the rules of grammar and spelling while writing web content. Google reviews such factors automatically and a low quality page would automatically loose its rankings.
  8. alt attribute for Images - Always use alt attribute for images so that alternative text can be displayed if the image isn't displayed for any reason. It also helps users with screen readers. The alternate text should be descriptive of the image.
  9. Image Filenames - Instead of using useless filename for images, use filenames that describe your image. Image filenames could also be the main keyword of the target page, but keep it as relevant as possible to the image. As search engines don't understand properly what's inside an image, a descriptive image filename can provide important information about the image itself.
  10. Image Formats - Always use commonly supported filetypes, such as JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP and WebP image formats, for images.
  11. Mobile-friendly pages - Even back in October 2015, Google was receiving at least 50 billion mobile searches every month. And as then Google Search SVP, Amit Singhal said, this trend will just continue upwards. When ranking pages in mobile search, mobile user experience is one of the most important factors that Google heavily weighs upon. Therefore you need to ensure that your website is mobile friendly or else you are bound to loose a lot of search engine traffic. Common mobile usability issues are related to touch elements being too close, presence of horizontal scrollbar, small font size and wrong view port settings.
  12. Optimize Page Speed - Make sure your pages are superiorly fast to load as page speed is an important ranking signal. Common page speed issues are related to render blocking external stylesheets which delay the time to first render, many redirects to the final landing page, very slow server response time and heavy images. Make sure that your webpages provide a seamless superfast experience for users.
  13. Social Sharing buttons - There is no denying that Social Media is a great way to get more links. Higher the number & quality of links, better your scope of ranking in search engines. But how can on page SEO help in building your social media presence? Simple, by providing users easy to share links, so that your website visitors share your content in their network, which in turn increases your chances of earning a quality link.
  14. Blog commenting - A healthy comment section helps Google realize that there is a thriving community on a site. In addition it also helps by providing user generated content.


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