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Ready to dig up some more (all too) common SEO mistakes to avoid in 2020?
As promised, in this post I'll be exposing to you another 6 bad habits that are costing you your website's ranking and traffic.
They range from neglecting serious issues, that you consider "minor", to highly damaging practices that you're probably still doing.
So, let's dive right in:
And this is one of the biggest SEO mistakes that you could make.
Here's how you can identify a poor website structure:
And since user experience is a huge SEO factor, you might want to consider scheduling a declutter and reorganizing process for your site.
Aim for a clean, fluid, and intuitive navigation on your website.
A bad practice that you'll find in any "top 10 SEO mistakes".
And which seems to be still so "popular" in 2020, as well (but you'll be bucking this trend, won't you?).
Here are the opportunities that you miss when you don't optimize your website for local search:
Source: moz.com
Another rookie and still so common SEO mistakes to avoid in 2020.
So, you've updated your website. It's optimized for the best-fitting keywords, it has well written, SEO-friendly meta descriptions... but all these efforts are pointless if your URLs:
See my point?
Updating your website, but forgetting to update the URLs, as well, is like... changing your oil, but forgetting to fill up your gas tank.
It won't get you too far.
Are you "guilty" of any of these 2 bad habits when it comes to using H1 tags?
It's the H1 tags that let the search engines know what the topic of a page is.
By using none or multiple H1 tags, you're just confusing them and lowering your website's chances to rank high on the results page.
Or you have a totally ineffective one, based on:
Start building more backlinks to your website, from relevant authority websites.
And so you've left search engines with no clue on what URLs you have on your website.
This is the surest way of sabotaging their own work — indexing your website's pages — and, implicitly, your website's SEO performance.
Source: semrush.com
But you can still fix it: just go ahead and add a sitemap.xml file to your robots.txt file.
The common mistakes to avoid in 2020 are the... basic ones. Those issues that you might find too trivial to fix or to avoid.
And these apparently insignificant SEO mistakes fall into 3 major categories that you should focus on:
In short: don't underestimate the basic stuff, that's still being ignored or considered "acceptable" on too many websites.
Now, have you decided to break your bad SEO habits, but you just don't know how to fix the mistakes?
We're ready to help you with that.
Just drop us a line! Let's identify all the SEO errors lowering your website's potential and get them fixed.
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