Big Mistakes SEO Rookies Make

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Big Mistakes SEO Rookies Make

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When the numbers are bad, you need to be honest with the customer about why they are bad. If it's not due to incorrect policies, but rather a problem on the client's site or a technical issue, you need to be clear about that as well. When it comes to SEO, there's no point in dancing about poor performance issues. Problems must be solved head on. If it's not your fault, explain why. If so, you need to recognize it and fix it. On another note, if you try the same thing over and over again, and it doesn't work, it's time to try something else. You may be trying an old SEO strategy that no longer works. Worse still, you could try a tricky strategy that Google recognizes as an attempt to manipulate its algorithm, and your site could be penalized. For example, if you consistently get a lot of low quality links and expect your rankings to rise, you will be disappointed.

You will probably get rankings for a few months and then leave the site with a terrible penalty. Conclusion: If your reports are bad, be honest about why. If the report is bad because you don't have the right strategy, you should contact a superior. I will talk more about strategy in my next point. 3. Not focusing on the Afghanistan WhatsApp Number List most important elements to improve revenue In SEO, it's tempting to focus your efforts on ranking pages with “easy” keywords, even if those pages don't contribute as much to revenue growth as others. Avoid picking fruit within reach simply because it makes your job a little less tedious. Be sure to do the following: Focus on keywords that will produce a big enough return. Don't waste time with unimportant strategies. Forget the small technicalities - save that for last! Create quarterly strategic plans directly tied to business goals. Good content and good links are the most important things - never forget that (i.e. as long as nothing is technically wrong or broken on the site, which happens a lot). Note that “good content” can mean a lot of things: a good landing page, a good category model, a good blog.

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You also need to know your page. 4. Staying too close to the contract Yes, you have a contract with your client that defines some specific SEO responsibilities. It lists a series of 'you must' and 'you shall not'. Think of it as a guideline rather than a mandate. Well, not the “thou shalt not” part… which is mandate. But keep that in mind… When a sales representative sells an SEO offer, they are doing their best with the services. Often they do a great job. But it is your job to ensure that these services are provided and performed. But also, if they're not the right services, it's up to you to change them to be the right services. For example, let's say your contract specifies 30 infographics - but when you take a closer look, you notice that all of the content on the website has been stolen from dozens of affiliate sites. Ditch the infographics, fix the content problem. Also, I usually have no problem adding more services here and there if the client needs them. We call it customer remarketing. 5. Not getting help until it's too late Although good SEO takes time, it shouldn't take forever.
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