On-page report tool
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This is a question regarding the advise this tool offer to increase the ranking of a webpage with focusing with a particularly keyword we choose.
I give an example: On-page Report Card am checking my keywords and I use. "cleanse london" my surprise is Report card give an "F" for my target landing page http://www.purifyne.com , but the issue is I am already in first place first position.
I know SEOmoz know have the algorithm from Google to know how to rank better but my issue is should be a little more accurate! at least.
I don't want to be misunderstood here, I just want more guidance, to rank much better using this tool that I am paying for.
Any thoughts?
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Hi L E Nieto,
First of all congrats on a no.1 ranking. The On-page tool gives recommendations for ideally optimised pages. This is often required for competitive keywords. As your keyword isn't that competitive, Google is just trying to find the most relevant page, which it thinks is yours.
I'd strongly recommend that you do follow the recommendations from the on page tool to strengthen your position.
How that clears everything up for you.
Thanks
Iain - Reload Media
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