Launching a new website? Great! But don’t expect Google to magically find it overnight. To start showing up in search results, you need to take a few important steps.
Getting your website to rank on Google can be overwhelming to say the least. There’s a lot to consider, from keywords and backlinks to meta tags and website page optimisation. But don’t worry! The key is to take it one step at a time. Instead of trying to do everything at once, focus on the most important strategies first, like ensuring Google can find your site and optimising your content for search intent. In this guide, we’ll break down the process into manageable steps so you can steadily improve your rankings without feeling lost. Need expert help? Let’s chat!
Google constantly scans the internet for new content, but it might take a while to find yours. Speed things up by submitting an XML sitemap through Google Search Console. Not sure how? I can help.
Instead of guessing what people search for, use keyword research tools like SEMrush or Ahrefs. Finding the right keywords can make all the difference in ranking. If you need help identifying the best ones for your business.
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Google ranks individual pages, not entire websites. Each page should serve a clear purpose:
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Featured snippets (those short text boxes at the top of Google) can send tons of traffic to your site. To increase your chances, structure your content with:
Your meta title and description appear in search results, so they should be clear, engaging, and under 120 characters. A well-written meta description encourages people to click your site instead of scrolling past.
More than half of all web traffic comes from mobile devices. If your site isn’t responsive and easy to use on a phone, visitors will leave, and Google WILL take notice. A smooth, mobile-friendly experience is essential for good rankings.
SEO doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Focus on one step at a time, and over time, your website will gain more visibility. If you’d rather have an expert handle it for you, I’d love to help! 🚀
