Mastering Search Engine Optimization - Rank Higher in Google!

byrcharinhp99

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3 years ago

There are several ways to master your Search Engine Optimization on your website. So, let's hunker down and show Google what we can do.

Here is a SEO checklist.

• Sentence structure
• Headings and subheadings
• Readability analysis - Your writing should have a nice flow
• Passive voice - See Diagram
• Transition words - makes your work easier to read
• Consecutive Sentences - 3 sentences starting with the same word
• Paragraph length - under 300 words ideally.
• Sentence length -avoid run on sentences. (use Hemmingway Editor App)
• Flesch reading - Means your article is hard to read

Sentence Structure:

A complete sentence has a subject and a verb. A new sentence begins with a capital letter. A verb is an action; the subject is a noun. Unless you are an English major, or an English teacher, sentence structure is quite complicated. However, this does not apply to Wealthy Affiliates.

One more thing: Google recently told me that I was using the same keywords over three times. Although these were three different posts, I used the same long-tail keywords more than 3 times. This is a Google SEO no-no. We live and learn.

There are eight parts of speech: (see example)

Headings and Subheadings:

Headings are a big part of keeping SEO happy. Headings are the icing on the cake. Subheadings are the cherry on top. This is the art and science of a well-constructed paragraph. This also makes it easier for the crawlers. Headings keep them happy.

Transition Words:

Our finished article has to be rinsed and proofread. Every (i) dotted and every (t) crossed. What really pulls it all together are the keywords, the flow, and most importantly, the transition words. For many of us, it has been years and years since we have used transition words on paper. Here are a few common transition words. Can you name a few more? Please write them in the comment section.

Passive Voice

That's all Folks.

Here you have it in a nutshell on how to PLEASE Google SEO.

Enjoy the rest of your week.

Your co-affiliate,

Rachele