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🚧:: Page Layout and Content Concepts ::🚧
:: There is (should be!) a lot in a page! ::

For example, the basic break down below is missing:
* Date (Publish/Edit)
* Author
* Secondary Nav (Breadcrumbs)
* Primary Heading
* Secondary Heading

#SEO #Webdesign

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* Introduction/Value Proposition
* Page Index/Content/Jump Links
* SubHeadings
* CTAs (Primary/Secondary)
* Support/Prop Links (to Primary/BoF/Goal page)
* Tertiary Nav (Section/Siblings)

And those are the bare-basics!
There's also optional things...

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Optional elements would include things like:
* Read time (est. based on word count)
* Social action/share links
* Pull quotes (and share-excerpt links for social)
* Comments/Reviews (and indication of such at top)
* Sub-Images (non-hero, set as lazy etc.)
etc.

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* Schema
* OpenGraph (control over social shares)
* Previous/Next links (if item is part of a series)
* Updated block (declare changes)
* Conclusion (should summarise benefit(s)).

And these are off the top of my head!

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A "page" should consist of multiple elements.

Some are basically universal (Primary/Secondary nav, Primary Heading, Intro etc.).

Others are Type specific (such as CTAs, Pre/Next, Pricing, shipping etc.)

Don't short your design by failing to give each proper attention!

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Sep 26
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:: Regular performance audits are good ::
:: Alerts on Priority content is better! ::

You should have a separate segment,
tracking priority pages:
1) Those that do contribute heavily to Goals
2) Those that ideally would contribute to Goals

Alert when they drop!

#SEO

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For SEO, the primary metrics will be:
1) Ranking position per term
2) The URL per term
3) CTR per term/URL
4) Impressions per term/URL

For Business, these may in turn influence:
Business Goal KPI (such as revenue)

When you start to see negative shifts,
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... you want to start keeping an eye on things!

For starters - don't panic.
Verify!

A) Has it impacted Goal/KPI?
B) Is it actually a drop
C) Is it seasonal
D) Is the same shift happening for everyone

Not all drops are painful or unusual!

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Sep 23
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:: Google doesn't have a % for Duplicate Content? ::

1) How does G avoid showing dupes in the SERPs?
2) How does G identify candidates for auto-canonicalisation?
3) Or decide to act on Redirects/CLE?

... and this is why Googlers typically don't answer my questions :(

#SEO Screenshot : Cropped : Two Tweets. Bill Hartzer (@bhartzer)
Logic says G not only have a method (at least one),
but use it too!

And I've asked (at least 4 times) for an indication of what the threshold is,
and whether it's based solely on "content",
or if it includes code etc.,
and been ignored/evaded - every single time :(
I don't think there is a "specific" threshold,
I believe it is variable - based on availability.

G can/does show duplicates and highly similar results in a SERP,
esp. if there is little else for them to show.

The more "options" to show (that aren't dupes),
the fewer G shows.
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Jun 24
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Fantastic SEO:
Knowing that boilerplate nav yields some SEO value,
but is mainly for UX/CRO,
and putting links in the content of main nav pages,
to pass values - and - drive internal traffic and aid business goals (such as views/signups/conversions etc.)

#SEO #UX #CRO
Now, I get that it may seem a little backwards ...
> it's an "SEO tweet"
> talking about "Internal Links"
> but basically saying "try doing something else".

Site-wide/common links seem to pass less value.
(So though that link may be on 100 pages, it's not worth 100 links).
Further, as we understand it,
the value passed through a link may be influenced by the number of links on the page ((overly) simplified: more links, less value per link).

Adding more links across all/most pages,
may reduce the value given to other pages.
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Jun 22
100%

You don't need to!

The patents are complex, obscure and there's not even a guarantee they are in use!

BUT - a fair part of the SEO we all use today…
…is based on insights gleaned from examination of older patents,
thanks to those that Did read the Google patents.

#SEO
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This is akin to saying:
* you don't need to do keyword research
* you don't need to look at the SERPs
* you don't need to be able to write good *giggle*
* you don't need to be technical
* you don't need to be analytical
* you don't need to be creative
etc. etc. etc.

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You can do, (and some people do so), SEO without being able/much good at any/most/all of the above.

BUT ... every extra thing you do,
tends to improve your knowledge/skill/ability,
and that increases your chances of success.
(It does NOT mean you will succeed though!)

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Jun 16
@aleyda Question a course if :
- it mentions LSI Keywords
- it says Content Length/Word Count matters
- it talks about Stop Words
- it references Keyword Cannibalisation, but not Intent
- it suggests G favours certain TLDs over others
- it says links from .edu/.gov are worth more

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@aleyda >>>

Pay attention if the course mentions :
+ Search/Query/User intent/purpose
+ Nouns, Verbs, Prepositions
+ Entities and Semantic relationships
+ Internal links
+ User Experience
+ Business Goals, Revenue and Conversions or Leads

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@aleyda >>>

Remember - no course is perfect or complete.

There's a lot to learn - and that ranges from technical (crawling, parsing, rendering, indexing, ranking - through to IA, sitemaps etc.),
all the way to content optimisation and keyword research etc.,
so consider multiple.

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