Hi Esiezaf! I generally stick to the same guidelines (or try to) when it comes to SEO and getting ranked on page 1 of Google:

1. Always make sure to physically type in your Meta Title (this should include your keyword) into the space provided in the back end of your WordPress Post.

2. Create a solid Meta Description in the next box down. This should never exceed 160 characters, with the sweet spot being 150-155ish.

3. I try to use my keyword in the first AND last paragraph of my post. Don't force it though, your content should read fluidly.

4. Included 1Internal Link & 1 External Link within the body of your post!

And like the others said, it would greatly benefit you to go back and watch jays videos as they are loaded with quality, actionable advice.

Hope this helps!

Good question.

Hi there, other than Kyle's OEC training, you can also watch Jay's training: 21 Minute Ranking Method in 7 Steps The keyword should be mentioned once in the first paragraph and your featured image should also have the same keyword.

If I were you I'd go back to the training and listen carefully. It explains exactly what you should do. Jim

Use your keyword as the title of your post and try to use it in your first paragraph. Don't try to use the same keyword multiple times as this will make your article read a bit disjointed.

If you follow the training, you will find the following lessons: Creating Keyword Rich Content Understanding the Low Hanging Fruit In addition to the above: How to Write Content Faster for Your Websites You can find more information about content or whatever through the search bar or Live Events.

Tom

as @hackerist explained, the subdomain is just for the free website, not really relevant. Just choose the right name for your site when you decide and the content will be the key not so much the domain name.

Good luck!

Hi Esieza!
All of us can help. To be honest, the subdomain name you choose for your free website doesn’t matter since it’s temporary. Generally speaking, rather than the domain name, the content of your posts is the most important. However, the domain name should follow some simple rules: shouldn’t be a long name, no numbers, no dashes, should be catchy or brandable, and should be related to your niche (in a niche like yours). Regarding the latter, no idea what your domain name you purchased is, but something related to electronics would be recommended (no mandatory).

You may want to move your site to your own domain name (no siterubix) since people prefer to visit sites with their own domain names (no subdomains). Move On Over, My Brand Has Arrived Tom