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On Page SEO

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 noindex pages that serve no useful purpose, get no engagement and canno
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24
Sep

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 ego boost. Your SEO ranking goals should focus on enquiries, sales, margins and searc
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23
Sep

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 properly, about page seo proves who you are, where you operate, why you’re credible an
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22
Sep

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 answer: it’s the bit people click and the bit search engines use to understand what the linke
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20
Sep

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. The real answer to how many internal links per page is: enough to help users and Google, not so
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19
Sep

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 search for. You create one strong main page, support it with related
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18
Sep

Branded vs Non-Branded Search – What Should a Small Business Track?

Branded vs non branded search tells you whether people already know your business or are finding you for what you sell. A small business should track both, but judge growth mostly on nonbranded search
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16
Sep

How to Find the Keywords That Actually Generate Enquiries

The keywords that generate enquiries are the searches people use when they’re ready to buy, book, call, compare or request a quote. Start with your real services, locations, urgent problems and “cost”
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14
Sep

Informational vs Commercial Keywords – Which Should Your Business Target?

Your business should target both informational vs commercial keywords, but not in the same way. Commercial keywords belong on the pages meant to win enquiries. Informational keywords belong in useful
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13
Sep

What Is Structured Data and Which Types Actually Help Small Businesses

The structured data types that help most small businesses are LocalBusiness, Product, Offer, Review, FAQ, Breadcrumb, Article and Event or JobPosting when they genuinely apply. Structured data is code
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A lit small business frontage at night suggests how structured data helps Google understand a local company.
09
Sep
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