On-Page Grader Page received an A grade what's next?
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Hello,
So most of my pages are well optimized what to do next?
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Hi TemaB! You've already gotten some solid recommendations, but I'd recommend checking out this blog post, too. It specifically addresses what you're asking.
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Hi,
Ranking for an A in the page grader is the very tip of a huge iceberg.
You will need to acquire links, create amazing content, become a social diva, pay attention to site UX (Usability) and test pages with the likes of Crazy Egg to make sure that people are using your pages as you would expect.
A lot of SEO is not ranking your pages - it's about creating a user friendly site that is fast and that answers questions quickly and without fuss.
Have a read of the MOZ Beginners Guide to SEO - You will learn everything you need to get started in here.
-Andy
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Hi,
Assuming you've done your keyword research well and you're aiming for keywords which are achievable, I'd look for new opportunities and create great content for those, too (new keywords & pages or blog posts). If you haven't already, I'd also do a full SEO audit which includes analysis into technical elements & crawlability, on-page optimisation and links (internal and external). I'd also check through all of your pages to make sure they are user friendly and clearly help the user find what they're looking for- make sure you're always thinking of your usability.
You should investigate for your particular situation- you could use the 2015 ranking factors to find areas where you'll be able to improve next.
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