What are the top search phrases users are likely to use on Google to find your site?
The best search phrases are 2 to 4 words that accurately describe what you offer, using everyday language that searchers are likely to type in Google e.g. Wedding Photographer, Consulting Services
Choose your business name as one of your search phrases e.g. Wix.com
If you have a local business, add the city/state/province name to the beginning of the search phrase e.g. California Wedding Photographer
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Your site title is the headline of your website. It is not visible on your website but appears at the top of your browser window.
In Google and other search engines your site title is displayed as the headline of your page.
Search engines read your website's site title in the same way we read a headline of a newspaper. Your site title is also used:
Important points for writing your site title:
Site Title example: Hair By Alla | Hairstylist in La Verne, Los Angeles
Note: It usually takes about one month for Google and other search engines to update their databases and for your site title to be updated.
However, you can enhance the process by submitting your site directly to Google. Simply go here click on "add your URL" and follow the simple steps.
Your description provides the user with a summary of what your website is about. It is not visible on your website but appears below your site title in search engine results.
Important points for writing your description:
Note: It usually takes about one month for Google and other search engines to update their databases and for your site description to be updated.
However, you can enhance the process by submitting your site directly to Google. Simply go here , click on "add your URL" and follow the simple steps.
An H1 or Heading tag is quite literally the heading of your homepage, much like the heading of a newspaper article. When someone enters your homepage, they will naturally notice the heading before reading the content on the page. Search engine crawlers function the same way. When a search engine crawls a homepage its first action is to attempt to understand what the page is about. It does this by first reading the heading tags.
Important points for writing your heading:
Your heading should immediately allow the user to understand what your website is about and entice them to read more.
A good example of an H1 tag is the heading on the homepage above. It clearly conveys what the webpage is about and it incorporates the search phrases people are likely to search for.
To create your heading use the "Title" tool in the Wix editor, found under "Text", with a font size larger than 30.
To remove an H1 tag use paragraph text instead of title text - any font size.
Second step
Click "Titles" and then decide which font you would like to use. Position the "Insert text here" box on your page.
Third step
Click on the "Insert text here" box, then click "Edit".
Fourth step
Change the text to the H1 heading that you decide on. Make sure the font size is larger than
30.
Make sure your heading is located near the top of your homepage. Run the SEO wizard again and make sure you have it fully optimized!
Text quantity is the number of words appearing on your website. The minimum recommended number of words on each page is 125. Search engines read your website's site title and description first, then your text. That's why it is so important to have original, relevant and quality content.
If you added too much text for SEO purposes only, we suggest removing the unnecessary content. Optimize your content for your website's visitors.
Text quantity tips:
Never hide text from the user in an attempt to reach the text quantity quota. If text is only visible to search engines, it is considered spam. Examples of hidden text are:
Search phrase density is the percentage of times a search phrase appears on your website compared to the total number of words on the website.
In the context of SEO, search engines use search phrase density as a factor in determining whether a website is relevant to a specified search phrase being searched.
It is important for your main search phrase to have good search phrase density to rank well in search engines.
Using your search phrase too many times
on your website may result in search engines labeling your website as spam.
Not using your search phrase enough
may result in search engines not ranking your website high enough in the search results.
The recommended density for search phrase within website text is 3% to 5% This means that if your website contains 100 words, your search phrase should appear no more than 5 times. One of the simplest ways to improve your website's placement in search engine results is to work on the search phrase density.
Search engines will read each of your pages separately. Therefore, you will need to ensure that your homepage has the required search phrase density.
If your search phrase density is too low, open your site in the editor and add search phrases to the text on your homepage.
If your search phrase density is too high, reduce the amount of times you use your search phrase and write relevant text instead.
Which of your images should have Alt Text?
If it's a single image:
In the Wix editor, click on the image.
From the property panel on the right side, click
Settings
and enter a title for the image. Use search phrases to describe the image when possible.
If your images are within a gallery:
In the Wix editor, click on your gallery.
From the property panel click Manage. Then click on each image and fill out the title fields with text that includes your search phrases when possible.
Your site title is the headline of your homepage. It is not visible on your homepage but appears at the top of your browser window.
In Google and other search engines your site title is displayed as the headline of your page.
Search engines read your website's site title in the same way we read a headline of a newspaper. Your site title is also used:
Important points for writing your site title:
Site title example: Hair By Alla | Hairstylist in La Verne, Los Angeles
For better SEO we recommend you create a unique Title & Description for each page. Simply go to the "Pages" tab in the left toolbar to choose a page, click "Settings" and "SEO" and edit the page's Title & Description.
Note: It usually takes about one month for Google and other search engines to update their databases and for your site title to be updated.
However, you can enhance the process by submitting your site directly to Google. Simply go here , click on "add your URL" and follow the simple steps.
Your description provides the user with a summary of your website. It is not visible on your website but appears below your site title in search engine results.
Important points for writing your description:
For better SEO we recommend you create a unique Title & Description for each page. Simply go to the "Pages" tab in the left toolbar to choose a page, click "Settings" and "SEO" and edit the page's Title & Description.
Note: It usually takes about one month for Google and other search engines to update their databases and for your site description to be updated.
However, you can enhance the process by submitting your site directly to Google. Simply go here , click on "add your URL" and follow the simple steps.
An H1 or Heading tag is quite literally the heading of your homepage, much like the heading of a newspaper article. When someone enters your homepage, they will naturally notice the heading before reading the content on the page. Search engine crawlers function the same way. When a search engine crawls a page its first action is to attempt to understand what the page is about. It does this by first reading the heading tags.