CH4-On-Page Optimization IT (7th SEM)
CH4-On-Page Optimization IT (7th SEM)
On-Page Optimization
Agenda
• Page Optimization
• Title Optimization
• Meta Tags Optimization
• URL
• Heading
• Content
• Image
• Link Optimization
Website Architecture & Design
Good architecture works consistently for both human user and Search Engine and
is comprised of
Accessibility
Accessibility of a site and all of its content to all Users and Search Engine is
required to pull targeted traffic and maintain good ranking.
Navigation
The ease of movement on the site for both user & robots.
Factors of Navigation
1. Use of Sitemap
Usability
The level of user comfort & experience while spending time on the site. A good
usability compels the users to revisit the site.
Professional Design
Maintainability
Ease of editing
Functionality
Page Optimization
Content
It’s important to remember that your content has the potential to reach a large
audience and help your company beyond the SEO benefits. Website content,
articles and blog posts are ways to connect your company to relevant, interesting
information about your industry.
Keyword Density
Keyword density refers to the ratio (percentage) of keywords contained within the
total number of index able words within a web page.
Keyword Prominence
Keyword prominence refers to how prominent keywords are within a web page.
Keyword Proximity
Keyword proximity refers to the closeness between two or more keywords. In
general, the closer the keywords are, the better.
Best Places to Put Keywords:
Here is a list of places where you should try to use your main keywords.
Title Element
Think of a Title Tag as the name for a shop. SE are like the shopper – it sees the
title on each web page and determine whether this would be a good result based
on its text.
If you spend hours crafting the perfect post, don’t miss out on the chance to optimize
your images for maximum search engine benefit. All of these steps should take you
no longer than a few minutes, and sometimes, it really can be the “icing on the cake.”
Heading Tags
Heading tags, as their name suggests, are used to differentiate the heading of a page
from the rest of the content.
<H1>This is a heading</H1>
<H2>This is subheading A</H2>
<H2>This is subheading B</H2>
<H3>This is a lower subheading</H3>
The following are some things that you need to consider when structuring your URLs
for SEO:
Exact Match
KeyWord Research H1/H2/H3 Tags Domain Concept
Title/Description/ Footer
Image Optimization
Meta Tag Optimization