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Oriental chestnut gall wasp posted this in #help-forum
Oriental chestnut gall waspOP
Hey guys, where can I learn how to learn SEO for my website?
There is a ton of information but most of them leaving you with a heads up to their paid online course :(.
I wish to better understand how to improve my visibility.
E.g. How do I find better keywords, how should I change my website so it gets more traffic etc. ..
Hopefully some of you can help me with that issue xd
There is a ton of information but most of them leaving you with a heads up to their paid online course :(.
I wish to better understand how to improve my visibility.
E.g. How do I find better keywords, how should I change my website so it gets more traffic etc. ..
Hopefully some of you can help me with that issue xd
Answered by Abyssinian
Hi, as a former SEO manager I can recommend resources like ahrefs, semrush, similarweb and hubspot. they all maintain great blogs with guides and tips, tons of info for free.
I would probably start with reading / watching their guides for beginners.
They also provide seo tools like keyword research, rank tracking, site audit, competitive analysis etc., but not for free (if they have a free version it will be quite limited).
Google search console is a great free tool to get information about your site's performance and a bit of keyword research.
Screaming frog also has a free version which is good and useful.
for keywords research i'd try the free versions from the sites mentioned above, and also google's keyword tool free version.
I would probably start with reading / watching their guides for beginners.
They also provide seo tools like keyword research, rank tracking, site audit, competitive analysis etc., but not for free (if they have a free version it will be quite limited).
Google search console is a great free tool to get information about your site's performance and a bit of keyword research.
Screaming frog also has a free version which is good and useful.
for keywords research i'd try the free versions from the sites mentioned above, and also google's keyword tool free version.
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Northeast Congo Lion
It really is an art and requires a good bit of intuition. On top of that, you need some tools to help you investigate the keywords like, SEMrush, to see which ones are worth the effort. I don't think anyone can summarize it all here in a forum post.
Oriental chestnut gall waspOP
I was just asking for a source to start with :D.
But are there any good free tools for SEO purposes?
I usually use [Google Search Console](https://search.google.com/search-console/about) to test SEO of my website.
Can't give you a good source to start with, however SEO is about performance + keywords + viewers (also ads)
A faster page speed can help crawlers to scan your page, and meta tags can control how search engines find/display your website.
For a normal website, good title & Open graph data is enough. If you want to get a higher ranking in search, consider paying for ads.
Next.js has built-in typed metadata, while you may wanna add sitemap, Json Ld, and some other staffs that may help with a better result
Can't give you a good source to start with, however SEO is about performance + keywords + viewers (also ads)
A faster page speed can help crawlers to scan your page, and meta tags can control how search engines find/display your website.
For a normal website, good title & Open graph data is enough. If you want to get a higher ranking in search, consider paying for ads.
Next.js has built-in typed metadata, while you may wanna add sitemap, Json Ld, and some other staffs that may help with a better result
did it a while ago and I remember it being pretty decent
Abyssinian
Hi, as a former SEO manager I can recommend resources like ahrefs, semrush, similarweb and hubspot. they all maintain great blogs with guides and tips, tons of info for free.
I would probably start with reading / watching their guides for beginners.
They also provide seo tools like keyword research, rank tracking, site audit, competitive analysis etc., but not for free (if they have a free version it will be quite limited).
Google search console is a great free tool to get information about your site's performance and a bit of keyword research.
Screaming frog also has a free version which is good and useful.
for keywords research i'd try the free versions from the sites mentioned above, and also google's keyword tool free version.
I would probably start with reading / watching their guides for beginners.
They also provide seo tools like keyword research, rank tracking, site audit, competitive analysis etc., but not for free (if they have a free version it will be quite limited).
Google search console is a great free tool to get information about your site's performance and a bit of keyword research.
Screaming frog also has a free version which is good and useful.
for keywords research i'd try the free versions from the sites mentioned above, and also google's keyword tool free version.
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