Metadata and headings
Write one title tag that includes the primary topic and a reason to click. Keep it specific rather than stuffed.
Write a meta description that explains the benefit and matches the search intent. It may not always be used, but it improves your page discipline.
Use one H1 that matches the page purpose. Use H2 and H3 sections to make the answer easy to scan.
Content quality
Answer the main query early, then expand with examples, steps, proof, FAQs, and related questions.
Remove generic filler. Add details only your business, product, process, or experience can provide.
Use images, tables, tools, or checklists when they make the page easier to use.
Internal links
Link from relevant high-authority pages to the target page. Link from the target page to supporting guides and next-step services.
Use descriptive anchor text. Avoid linking every occurrence of a keyword.
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