SEO Flashcards
What is the primary goal of SEO?
To expand a company’s visibility in organic search results, driving more visitors to the website and increasing chances for conversions, customers, and revenue.
How does SEO work?
By optimizing a website’s content, conducting keyword research, and earning inbound links to increase content’s ranking and website visibility.
What are rankings in SEO?
Rankings determine where a webpage is placed in the SERP and can change due to age, competition, or algorithm changes.
How do search engines determine how to rank a page?
By analyzing the query’s intent, relevancy, content quality, site usability, and context using search algorithms.
How can you determine relevance and authority?
Follow the E-E-A-T framework
What is E-E-A-T in SEO?
Expertise, Experience, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness.
What does an SEO marketing strategy include?
On-page strategies using intent-based keywords and off-page strategies earning inbound links.
What are the three core components of a strong SEO strategy?
Technical website setup, content, and links.
Why is technical setup important in SEO?
It ensures search engines can crawl and index the site efficiently.
What are some key technical SEO factors?
Website navigation, simple URL structure, page speed, fixing dead links, and creating sitemaps and robots.txt files.
What is a sitemap?
A sitemap is a simple file that lists all URLs on your site. Search engines use it to identify what pages to crawl and index.
What is a robots.txt file?
A robots.txt file tells search engines what content not to index (for example, specific policy pages you don’t want to appear in search.)
What is the significance of content in SEO?
Content is what customers are searching for and helps in gaining search visibility and relevance.
What is keyword research?
The process of identifying terms and topics relevant to your business that potential buyers use in searches.
What is on-page optimization?
Ensuring search engines understand a page’s topic and keywords to match it to relevant searches.