As inconsequential as they may seem, the SEO tips I'm about to give in this post should not be ignored at any point. If you are truly looking to get good results from your content I believe the following could be of help to you
So we should begin at the top, in light of the fact that the first is by a wide margin the most significant of them all — .
Title, title, title....
You need to be consistent with your page title tag, across all pages and blog posts on your website.
I understand that every single page has different purposes, hence different title tags. You still need to find a way to always describe the main purpose if your site in the page title tag.
A good template to follow would be to describe the main purpose of your site first in a few words and then the purpose of the page afterwards also in a few words.
Furthermore, on the off chance that you've done adequate research and due diligence while composing your blog post title, odds are your post title can serve as your page title without huge negative repercussions.
In any case, is it perfect? That is the issue. (It's not?) And if it's not, is there any valid reason why you wouldn't take an additional actions to be increasingly deliberate with your title?
Meta Description!!!!
Now a lot of SEO's would tell you that most advanced web crawler do not pay attention to contents of the meta description anymore.
Please and please do not be sold on that, it is only a half truth.
You should pause for a moment to characterize your meta depiction thorougly. Commonly, this is the thing that appears alongside your SEO title in web crawler results.
Of course, web indexes now and again take freedoms and pull their own portion from within your post for the meta portrayal — normally when the query item is produced by a catchphrase that isn't in the meta depiction however shows up somewhere else in your substance.
Be that as it may, we can't stress over that. We're stressing over the outcomes we can control.
Meta depiction model
The meta depiction is a significant piece of your SEO steps since it's your additional opportunity to incorporate significant catchphrases that probably won't make it into your title tag.
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