There are several essential elements to consider if you want to get the best Google rank possible. <\/strong>Ideally, that would be in the Top 3 results on page one. <\/strong>Here are some important factors, which will dramatically affect your position.<\/p>\n\n\n\n This is the most important thing<\/strong> you can do for search engines to tell them what your page is about. If you are targeting a specific keyword, the title is one of the best places to put it. Doing that will dramatically increase your chance to rank higher for the particular keyword as the search engine robots will easily recognize the purpose of the page\/article. Keep in mind that you can\u2019t just add all your keywords in that title, though. Relevancy<\/strong> is what you should be looking for when building your web content.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Your page title must not exceed 60 characters<\/strong>. After 55-60 symbols, search engines cut the rest, which leaves your thought unfinished. That also decreases your CTR<\/strong> (click-through rate), meaning people often fail to find suitable content on your page that matches their search intent.<\/p>\n\n\n\n H-tags are another key Google signal. All your pages should have an H1 tag<\/strong>. Similar to the title tags, the H1 must contain the keyword you want to rank for. H2-H4 labels<\/strong> might be optional, but if your content structure allows it – don’t hesitate to include some as well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Remember not to include the keyword too many times<\/strong> on your page as it will have a reverse effect sooner or later. Write for the visitors and not search engines. Make sure your content makes sense to people.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The two important meta tags you should be looking out for are the meta title<\/strong> and meta description<\/strong>. One tells the search engine what to expect on your page, and the other gives it a short excerpt of the content inside.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The meta keyword and meta description tags are optional. They used to play a significant role in the past, but right now, they are practically useless, so you can skip them in your SEO optimization process.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The rule here is the more content you have on your page, the better it will look to search engines. The text and images must be unique<\/strong> and relevant<\/strong>, though. Forget about copying already-existing text or spin old articles. Google will detect that and will subsequently punish you for the bad practices.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Your hosting plan is essential in case you want to rank for a specific region. If you want your WordPress website to be on the first page of search results for a particular country, say Spain, it’s best to have the website hosted on a server in the same region. Additionally, a reliable VPS solution<\/strong><\/a> can work wonders for your site speed, which is another key ranking factor.<\/p>\n\n\nThe Title<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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