Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

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Core Web Vitals

A set of user-focused metrics designed to measure a webpage’s “health” in terms of providing a smooth and seamless user experience.

Open Graph

Meta tags snippets of code that control how URLs are displayed when shared on social media.

Schema Markup

Schema markup is code (semantic vocabulary) for your website to help the search engines return more informative results for users.

Meta Tags

Invisible tags that provide data about your website’s page to search engines and website visitors. They make it easier for search engines to determine what your content is about.

Mobile-Friendly Test

Evaluate how mobile-friendly Google thinks your website is by measuring how easily users can access, read, and navigate the website on mobile devices.

Sitemaps Generation

A blueprint of your website that help search engines find, crawl and index all of your website’s content. Sitemaps also tell search engines which pages on your site are most important.

404 Management

Page not found (404) errors can be frustrating for users, so the main purpose of a 404 page is to turn the potential negative user experience of encountering an error into a positive one.

Google My Business (GMB)

GMB allows you to create and verify your local business on Google, so your business information can be shown in Google Maps.

Link Building

Links are important for SEO. Link building should be part of your growth strategy as it can help you generate more traffic and attract new audiences to your website.

Social Signals

Social signals might matter to search engines when ranking a page. You need to win your audience in order to make Google like you and rank you high, especially when mentions of your brand can count as links.

Page Authority (PA)

A score developed that predicts how well a specific page will rank on search engine result pages (SERP). PA is based on data from web index and takes into account dozens of factors.

Domain Authority (DA)

Domain Authority measures the strength of entire domains or subdomains. DA is calculated by evaluating multiple factors, including linking root domains and total number of links.

Technical SEO

Optimising your website to help search engines (such as like Google, Microsoft Bing, and Yandex) find, crawl, understand, and index your pages.

Search engines give preferential treatment in search results to websites that display certain technical characteristics — for example a secure connection, a responsive design or a fast loading time — and technical SEO is required to ensure your website achieve that same objectives.

On-Page SEO

On-page SEO (also known as “on-site” SEO) is the act of optimizing different parts of your website that affect your search engine rankings. Where your website appears in search engine results pages is determined by a number of ranking factors including site accessibility, page speed, optimized content, keywords, title tags, etc.

Off-Page SEO

Off-page SEO refers to anything done outside of your website with the potential to affect search engine rankings. Optimizing your site for off-page SEO means you’ll have to improve the way that both users and search engines see your site in terms of credibility, authority, popularity and relevance.