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SEO is an abbreviation of "Search Engine
Optimization" or search engine optimization in Danish. In practice, the
work consists of achieving a high position in the search results from Google or
the other search engines. SEO is thus focused on attracting more organic
(non-paid) traffic from the search engines.
If you have a website and you want more traffic, this should
be part of your marketing efforts. In the following we explain how.
To understand the meaning of SEO, I will break down the
elements and look at the individual parts:
Quality traffic: You can attract all visitors, but if they
do not have a real interest in your products or service, the work of attracting
visitors is wasted. Rather, it is about attracting the "right"
visitors who are interested in your products or the service you offer.
The amount of traffic: Once you've found the right target
group and you've figured out how to attract relevant traffic, it's about
attracting even more traffic and gaining volume.
Organic results: The paid ads make up a significant part of
many results in SERP (search engine result page). Organic traffic is all
traffic that you do not need to pay for and is the traffic you work with in
your SEO efforts.
If you want better rankings in Google and more potential customers,
you should work with seo optimization to a great extent. Your SEO strategy
depends on whether you succeed with search engine optimization or not.
Google uses hundreds of factors when ranking websites to
find out which websites should be "rewarded" with good results in
Google.
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How does SEO work?
You can think of a search engine as a website you visit to
get a question answered either by typing the question or using your voice
(voice search).
The search engine will then come up with a long list of
links to websites that can potentially answer your questions.
Here's how it works: Google or another search engine has a
"crawler" that goes out and gathers information about all the content
they can find on the internet. The crawler returns information that is built up
in an index. This index is then run through an algorithm that tries to match
all the collected data with your query.
There are many factors that go into the search engine's
algorithm. We don't know exactly which factors come into play, but by testing
and learning you continuously build up knowledge and gain an insight into how
the search engine's algorithm works.
Below you can see a number of factors that experts agree
play a role in SEO.
Study by MOZ on ranking factors in SEO
SEO therefore consists of a wide range of effort areas from
producing relevant and informative content, to optimizing title tags, Meta
descriptions, internal and external link building, speed optimization,
optimization of user-friendliness and much more.
Basically, you can divide work with search engine
optimization into 2 parts: On-site SEO and Off-site SEO.
The 3 elements of SEO
There are 3 major areas for work with SEO. These are
typically the areas you work with.
Onsite SEO
Offsite SEO
Violations of Google guidelines
What is on-site SEO?
With on-site SEO (also known as on-page SEO), you work on
optimizing elements on a website in order to rank higher in the search results
and attract organic traffic. On-site SEO is largely about the content on the
website and the HTML source code.
In addition to helping search engines interpret the
website's content, correct on-site SEO also helps users to quickly find out
what a page is about and whether it fulfills the search query. It is essential
that the search engines understand what the users want from results if a
visitor visits a page.
It is therefore a way for Google to find out whether the
content matches the user's query. Remember that Google's primary function is to
deliver the best results for a given search to relevant users.
The ultimate goal of on-site SEO is to make it as easy as
possible for both search engines and users:
Understand what a website is about
Identify a page as relevant to a search query or queries (a
particular keyword or keyword phrases)
Finding a page useful and worth ranking well in search
engine results (SERP)
Keywords, content and onsite SEO
In the past, on-site SEO has been synonymous with using
keywords, including keywords with high value, on several important pages.
To understand why keywords are no longer at the center of
the work once
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