What Next after Weekly Crawl Errors Fixed?
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Hi MoZ Community!
Moz weekly crawl used to report following errors : I have fixed them all over the time. Can somebody give an idea what to do next with the help of Moz or away from Moz to improve my optimization practices. I believe this is just start of the SEO. Or how is it if I focus link building efforts and start fighting for keywords. Also any suggestions about the web?
Tanveer
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Duplicate Page Content
4XX (Client Error)
Title Missing or Empty
5XX (Server Error)
Missing Meta Description Tag
Duplicate Page Title
Title Element Too Long (> 70 Characters)
Title Element Too Short
Meta Refresh
Temporary Redirect
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What Ray said is good for the content-side of optimization (which is important), but links are important too. If you want to start ranking higher you are going to need to start building links to your pages to increase your rankings.
Moz has a ton of great resources in their Learn section or in the Blog to help.
Start here: http://moz.com/beginners-guide-to-link-building
**The fire away: **http://moz.com/pages/search_results?q=link building
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Next steps:
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Identify the keywords you'd like to improve your ranking for
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Identify the pages you'd like to rank for those keywords
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Go into the Moz grade page tool and grade each page for the assigned keywords
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Optimize the pages for an 'A' rating
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Make sure to add the keywords to the Moz tracker to see how your SERPs change over time
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