How To Rank Your Content Leveraging Online Tools
The following tools will help your content rank well in Google:
1. WooRank
WooRank is one of the top ranking tools most bloggers leverage for keyword optimization, Search Engine Optimization and link-building in the online marketing industry today. The tool is integrated to cover a wide range as far as search engine ranking is concerned and it operates on both free and premium plans. So, if you're a newbie blogger, you can start on the free plan first and may upgrade to premium later.
2. Canva
Canva is a professionally-branded design tool for bloggers and other website owners. It helps you rank your content in Google and provides hundreds of design templates which can be edited and used to design high quality business logos and customized images for your blog. As you know, images you added to your site also rank in Google once they are relevant to your content. When you click to edit an image within your content, you will find features like Alt Text, Description, Caption and Title. Canva will help you design customized images which eventually will help you rank your content in Google.
3. Google Webmasters
Google Webmasters is the all-important ranking tool as it helps you track your site performance through its indexing reports and coverage issues. It helps you submit your site to Google sitemap and link your blog successfully to Google Search Console. Aside from using it to link your blog to GSC, it can also be used to get your site verified by Google.
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Canva can help you rank in search engines because the use of relevant and attractive images is included in the list of Google ranking signals. And using customized images will help you achieve better rankings for all of your content which is easy to do using Canva.
Henceforth, you should be using both free stock images and customized images for your content to rank well and stand out in the midst of the crowd. I hope I've answered your questions Stefanie! Should you have any further question, don't hesitate getting back to me. Thanks for visiting!
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly, I really appreciate it.
It makes sense what you say about the hashtags. I don't use them anyway so that's all good.
Sorry but I do have another question about canva ( I have only ever used it to create my logo and don't know how to use it for anything else). If I am going to customise an image I presume I use a free stock image to start of with and then do what to it? I don't suppose you have an example of a customised image from canva?
Thanks for your time :-)
Stefanie
Tried and True
Elaine
