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On-Page SEO
Title tags, meta descriptions, headings, and everything on the page itself.
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Content Architecture and SiloingContent architecture describes how a website organizes, connects and prioritizes content. Content siloing groups related pages so people and search systems can understand a topic step by step.IntermediateContent OptimizationContent optimization improves new or existing content so it better satisfies search intent, user needs, topical depth, readability, internal linking, and measurable goals.Intermediate
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Image and Media OptimizationImage and Media Optimization makes images load quickly, describe meaningful visual information accessibly, and fit the content around them. Strong image SEO combines performance, accessibility, context, and visual quality.IntermediateInternal LinkingInternal linking connects pages within the same website so people can find useful next steps and search engines can understand the site's structure.Intermediate
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Keyword DensityKeyword density is a ratio between occurrences of a word or phrase and the length of a text. It can flag unusual repetition, but it is not a documented Google ranking target.BeginnerKeyword Usage and PlacementKeyword Usage and Placement describes how target terms, variants, and related concepts should appear in content so readers get orientation without the page sounding like an SEO formula.Intermediate
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On-Page SEOOn-page SEO is the work you do on a page itself, its content and its HTML, so that search engines understand the topic and searchers find the answer they came for.BeginnerOpen GraphOpen Graph is a set of meta tags in a page's HTML head, such as og:title and og:image, that tells social networks and messaging apps which title, description, and image to show when someone shares the URL.Beginner