There is no shortage on advice in terms of what folks must do to
better a WordPress blog's position in the search engine listings.
Certain people agree, certain people differ, and some people are out-and-out puzzling.
According to the consensus views of the experts, these are the 4 top ranking elements for SERPs.
Correct Keywords in the Title Tag
The
use of the correct keywords in the text for the title tag of a
WordPress page is extremely important. It does not only promote better
rankings, it also helps with better click-through from the SE listings
to the blog. It is of little use to be high up in the search results and
not receive that many clicks. The primary goal should be to get as many
targeted visitors to your site as possible.
Those keywords that
the searcher used are bolded in the results of the search. When the
right keyphrase of your title is highlighted, it stands a higher chance
of being seen and receiving that mouse click. However, highlighted
keywords don't comprise the only element to think about when composing
the page title tag.
A smartly crafted page title, that invites and
entices the searcher to click through, can give you a lot of extra
clicks. It is more advantageous to receive a hundred clicks from listing
number 5 through having an eye-catching page title tag compared with
fifty clicks from the third listing with a badly written page title,
wouldn't you agree?
The Anchor Text used by Inbound Links
The
anchor text that's used in the link that points to your website from
another site counts a lot in the SE computations to determine what your
website is focused on. And, what your site is focused on defines mostly
what keywords it will rank for in the search engine listing.
If
at all you can influence in any way the anchor text that other websites
use with their links to your site, then it is an extremely productive
investment of your time.
The more websites that link to your website using a particular keyword, or alternate versions of that keyword,
will cause the search engines to more eagerly compute that your site is
all about that particular keyphrase.
It's even better if the
content of the destination page on your website contains that
particular keyphrase and phrases similar in meaning.
The Global Link Popularity of the Website
The
number of links that are pointed to a site is used by the search
engines to calculate the importance of a website. They take into
account both quality of links and the quantity of the hyperlinks.
The
more different sites that have links to your site, the higher the
search engines will calculate the deemed importance of your site.
The building of links does not end.
One
can never have enough backlinks pointing to your site. It's true that
one can build backlinks too fast and that could trigger some alerts with
the search engines.
However, if performed as an ongoing action
with a longer term outlook, every link is worth the resources spent in
getting it. They all add up to a higher deemed importance of your website.
Link Popularity in the Site's Internal Link Structure
The
fact is that some of your pages will attract more links than other
pages. Those that don't get lots of external links could be the actual
income generating pages that you'd aim to rank high in the search
engines. The internal linking structure, and the anchor text used for
the internal links, is the way to distribute PageRank inside the
perimeters of your site. The wisest approach is to acquire the plugin for search engine optimization of WP that gives you full control over the linking structure on your site.
Some
SEO professionals say that an internal link has the same value as a
link from an external page. That doesn't mean your website will rank by
having only internal links.
What it does mean is that you can
cause a page to be ranked by having internal links pointing to it even
though it doesn't have lots of external backlinks, on the condition that
the rest of the site has accumulated sufficient PageRank from external
backlinks.
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