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Contact Page SEO – The Small Page That Can Strengthen Local Search Signals

contact page seo matters because your contact page tells Google, and real customers, who you are, where you work and...
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WordPress Categories and Tags – Are They Helping or Hurting Your SEO?

WordPress categories and tags SEO can help or hurt your site. Used properly, categories create order and help visitors find...
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What Is a Redirect Chain and Why Is It Bad for SEO?

A redirect chain is when one URL redirects to another URL, which then redirects again before the visitor reaches the...
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How to Prioritise SEO When Your Website Has Hundreds of Pages

Prioritise SEO by finding the pages most likely to bring leads or sales, then fixing the problems that stop those...
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What Is Content Decay and How Do You Spot It Before Rankings Disappear?

Content decay is when a page that once brought traffic, rankings or enquiries slowly loses them because the content, search...
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Should You Delete Thin Content or Improve It?

For thin content SEO, you should usually improve pages that have rankings, traffic, backlinks or clear business value. Delete or...
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Why Ranking Number One Isn’t Always the Most Profitable SEO Goal

Ranking number one is not always the best SEO target because profit comes from the right visitors, not the biggest...
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About Page SEO – Can Your About Page Help Your Google Rankings?

Yes, your About page can help your Google rankings, but not by magically ranking for every service you sell. Done...
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Unlinked Brand Mentions – Can They Help Your SEO?

Yes, unlinked brand mentions SEO can help, but usually indirectly. A mention of your business without a link may support...
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What Is Anchor Text and How Should You Use It for SEO?

Anchor text is the clickable wording in a link. If you typed “anchor text what is” into Google, that’s the...
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How Many Internal Links Should a Page Have?

Most normal business pages should have 3 to 8 useful internal links. Longer blog posts can have 8 to 15....
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Content Clusters for SEO – A Simple Guide for Small Businesses

Content clusters SEO is a way of grouping your website content around the services, problems and questions your customers actually...
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