SEO mistakes you should avoid
When it comes to SEO, one should try to be as honest as possible and always explain that most of the things one says/does are interpretations of experience, because no one really knows exactly how Google works, and especially for how long a rule can continue to be valid.There are, however, a number of mistakes that can compromise your website's ranking:Keyword repeated too frequently - exceeding the use of keywords, as well as making the site's ranking worse, also makes it boring and unnatural to read the text, worsening the user's experienceIncorrectly managed metatags - the main ones are Title and Description, which must not be repeated on the pages, must not be too long and, above all, must always be present.Well structured links - interlinked pages within our site should always be active.Copied content - copying texts from other sites potentially exposes you to being penalised by the search engine.Badly written content - texts must always be interesting and relevant to who we imagine to be the end user of our site, otherwise we will not get traffic that matches our expectations.Inappropriate URL of pages - the address of the pages should be as in line as possible with the content of the page.Do not generate a sitemap - providing the search engine with a sitemap means showing the way for the bots to scan the site, i.e. making it easier to read the content that is most important to us.
When it comes to SEO, one should try to be as honest as possible and always explain that most of the things one says/does are interpretations of experience, because no one really knows exactly how Google works, and especially for how long a rule can continue to be valid.
There are, however, a number of mistakes that can compromise your website's ranking:
- Keyword repeated too frequently - exceeding the use of keywords, as well as making the site's ranking worse, also makes it boring and unnatural to read the text, worsening the user's experience
- Incorrectly managed metatags - the main ones are Title and Description, which must not be repeated on the pages, must not be too long and, above all, must always be present.
- Well structured links - interlinked pages within our site should always be active.
- Copied content - copying texts from other sites potentially exposes you to being penalised by the search engine.
- Badly written content - texts must always be interesting and relevant to who we imagine to be the end user of our site, otherwise we will not get traffic that matches our expectations.
- Inappropriate URL of pages - the address of the pages should be as in line as possible with the content of the page.
- Do not generate a sitemap - providing the search engine with a sitemap means showing the way for the bots to scan the site, i.e. making it easier to read the content that is most important to us.