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What Constitutes Onsite Optimisation?

by Aric Henson LEADERS IN ONLINE MARKETING

Till a few years back, the craze of SEO was on the rise, but it has experienced a kickback with the arrival of another concept called "onsite optimization". This concept brought several new features as compared to SEO that made it gain immense popularity in a very short period of time. It helped a lot in improving the overall face of the business website. At the back-end, it helped by simplifying and strengthening the coding and technical setup.

In a very short period of time, the onsite optimization in Sydney emerged as the foundation stone on which the off site optimization depended. The importance grew so much that the experts from the search engine optimization companies started assuming that without onsite optimization off site optimization is a waste of time. The process was wide-ranging and varies greatly from one website to another. Here are some of the main points that constitute to form onsite optimization.

     1.     Checking for and fixing the broken and faulty links

  • 2.     Improving the readability and formatting of the content

    3.     Ensuring that each page has a unique and descriptive title

    4.     Canonicalization of the URLs

    5.     Reviewing the opportunities to enhance the user interaction

    6.     Ensuring that no page is located more than 5 clicks away from the homepage

    7.     Improving the website’s content to make it match and surpass the quality of the closest competitor’s content

    8.     Ensuring that all the important content is available right in front of the eyes and the user don’t have to scroll up or down

    9.     Ensuring that all the important pages of the portal are indexed on the Google

    10.  Assessing and improving the page loading time

    11.  Creating a logical navigational system

    12.  Creating specific landing pages to ensure that the users get exactly what they are looking for

    13.  Adding relevant and interesting content to the pages that have low views

    14.  Ensuring that meta descriptions are the representatives of the page content

    15.  Removing unnecessary outbound links

    16.  Reviewing opportunities to improve the conversion rate

    17.  Setting up different google analytics and webmaster tools

    18.  301 redirect inbound links that point to non-existent URLs.

    19.  Creating user-friendly Error 404 pages

    20.  Add additional and interesting content to target additional relevant keywords and phrases

    21.  Remove all instances of keyword stuffing

    22.  Adding social media sharing buttons

    23.  Adding relevant  images to the "text only" pages

    24.  Adding in-content link to the required places

    25.  Analyze inbound link profile

    26.  Redirecting link juice to the important pages

    27.  Ensuring that every page can be accessed by a link from at least one other page

    28.  Creating as well as submitting an XML sitemap

    29.  Checking for duplicate content and removing it as soon as it is found

    30.  Ensuring that call  to action are located at strategic locations

    31.  Ensuring that the important pages are just 2 clicks away from the  main page

    32.  Creating and uploading robot.txt files

    33.  Removing or merging the pages that have similar looking, less important or less content in them

    34.  Adding keywords to the URLs, title tags, meta descriptions, header tags and ALT tags

    35.  Checking that the website loads easily in different browsers and on different screen resolutions


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About Aric Henson Junior   LEADERS IN ONLINE MARKETING

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Joined APSense since, March 19th, 2015, From Sydney, Australia.

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