Useful Tools That Can Get Your Content Ranked
4. Jaaxy
Jaaxy is the most integrated yet the best and easiest niche and keyword research tool for all webmasters and bloggers. After using several keyword research tools online, I found out that there is no such integrated tool like Jaaxy. Kudos to Wealthy Affiliate; the creator and founder of Jaaxy!
5. SEO PowerSuite
SEO Powersuite is another search analysis, niche and keyword ranking tool. With the SEO PowerSuite, you can get details of reports about your domain, keyword analysis, market research and reporting analysis as well as others. Other similar tools like the SEO PowerSuite are Hit Tail, SEM rush and many more.
6. Google Analytics
Google Analytics is one of the most crucial ranking tool for all bloggers and webmasters. Among others, the tool displays the real-time stats for all website traffic and tracks all visitors that visit your site at one time or the other. It further tells you what each visitor does at every moment and shows you the rise and fall stats in your bounce rate. You can of course get an overview of your site traffic and other performance reports once you've embedded your Google Analytics tracking ID in your website.
7. Compressor.io
Compressor.io is a ranking tool that helps you compress some texts and images that may limit your ranking potential in search engines. Once you can leverage it, there is no cause for alarm. It does the job for you especially when you add screenshots, large texts or images to your content. It automatically controls the size of any image to ensure it does not hurt your ranking.
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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
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