More than half of all website traffic comes from organic search source. People enter something in a search engine, and then they visit one of the web pages that are listed on the search results page.

The better your web pages are listed on the search results page, the more visitors will come to your website. If the listings are for the right keywords, your business will get more orders and more revenue.

Google's ranking algorithm uses more than 200 signals. Some of these signals are more important than others. The most important signals are content, links from other websites, a good user experience and technical things. If you want to improve the rankings of your web pages in the search results, you have to work on these elements.

Google's wants to show the most relevant pages on the search result pages. For that reason, you have to make sure that your web pages are relevant. Your web pages should address the questions that people enter in Google's search form.

Searchers want to 'know, go, do, or buy'. Think about the questions that people enter in Google's search form in each of these search phases. The pages on your website should address these questions. Creating meaningful content takes some time, but it's worth the effort.

Use the Top 10 Optimizer tool in SEOprofiler to make sure that your web pages contain the right keywords in the right elements. This will save you a lot of time.

Links are the most important signal in Google's ranking algorithm. The content of your web page shows Google that your pages are relevant to a particular topic. The links that point to your website show Google if your web pages are better than others.

If other websites link to your site, they show Google that they find your website relevant. The more links from related websites point to your pages, the better will Google rank your pages. Use the link building tools in SEOprofiler to improve the links that point to your web pages.

If you want to promote a local business, online customer reviews and ratings also influence the position of your website in the search results.

Google prefers websites that provide a good user experience. Your web pages should load quickly, and they should be easy to navigate. Visitors should find what they're looking for quickly.

Google content only helps your rankings if people can find it. Make sure that your website has a clear structure. As people who have nothing to do with your business to complete a particular task on your website. Can they do it? If not, you have to improve the usability of your site.

Don't forget that many people will view your web pages on a mobile phone. Your website must look good on mobile phones. Otherwise, you will lose many customers.

Your search engine optimization efforts will be in vain if your website contains technical errors. For example, search engines won't list your website if your pages deliver a "404 not found" HTTP status code to search engine crawlers. Unfortunately, even pages that look fine can send the wrong code to search engines.

For that reason, it is important to perform a technical website audit. The website audit tool in SEOprofiler checks the status codes of your web pages, it checks your web pages for duplicate content, it checks the links on your pages, and it checks many more things that can cause problems with search engines.

By checking your website with the website audit tool, you make sure that search engines can index all of your web pages.

"If you have multiple versions of your site (on the same domain name), and one version is deemed high quality by Google and the other version is deemed low quality by Google - the low quality version can negatively impact the high quality version. And yes, we should all know by now that quality is at the site level and significant portions of your site can impact other portions of that same site."

"If you're moving content from one domain to another, it sounds like passing the signals would be appropriate. If you're just buying old domains and redirecting them, it doesn't seem like the same thing."

"Generally Google will list a site in its search results with the domain name, not the IP address associated with the domain name. But if you see both and if your site is crawlable via the IP, it is not going to lead to your site being deindexed by Google, said John Mueller."

"From an SEO perspective, 2021 can be summed up as stressful — not just because of several algorithmic updates throughout the year but also possibly because of the timing of some of those updates."