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That's the same question I posted.. I'm still waiting for an answer to that question..

Thanks for the response.. I think I got an answer to my query..

Thanks..

Thanks for the reply..

I get it what you are trying to put across. In fact, prior to posting the question above, I did read a lot about categories and tags as taxonomies and how they ought to be used. But the question is still the same? In the scenario I mentioned above, what's the ideal way to categorise content?

Is it advisable to remove "category" from "slug"?

I'm starting with a blog (self-hosted wordpress) and I'm thinking of the following content structure so that the readers are easily able to locate relevant content:

Background:

It's a blog which gives people relevant info about government jobs. To start with we will just be publishing information about these jobs but over a period of time also intend to post content that helps readers prepare for these jobs. In other words, right now it's just about detailed job notifications but in the coming months, we shall also post about preparation-related information.

Typically, each of the job notifications can be bifurcated like:

• Jobs basis industry

• Banking

• Railways

• Clinical, etc.

• Jobs basis company

• ABC co.

• DEF co.

• XYZ co. etc.

• Jobs basis State / City

• City 1

• City 2, etc.

• Jobs basis educational qualification

• Graduation

• Post-Graduation, etc.

Now, I'm seriously confused how should I structure this data from the perspective of Categories & Tags such that it's reader as well as SEO-friendly. Do note that each of the government jobs post ideally falls in a couple of above mentioned categories.

Thanks..

Hi,

We are currently planning upon starting a website that’s targeted towards people looking for government jobs in India. Here are the primary / base keywords that we are targeting:

• Sarkari Naukri
• Government Jobs / Govt Jobs
• Latest Government jobs
• Banking Jobs
• Bank jobs
• Railway jobs
• Employment News
• IBPS
• SSC

We’re confused that how should we go about ranking on top for these / long tail keywords around it? Because, we think that this is not a domain where you can write long and information-oriented posts (1400-1500 words) to crack SEO. People come to websites under this domain to look for latest jobs and that might or might not be around the high-traffic keywords mentioned above. Secondly, it might not be possible to write a lot of long & information-oriented content around these newer job posts.

How do we go about building a high-traffic website in this domain?

Thanks...

Hi,

I just generated a Keyword Difficulty and SERP Analysis Report and I find that many of the metrics have a green checkmark besides them. What does that indicate? Similarly, there are many metrics which appear in green. However rest are in grey. Also help what does that indicate? Refer the attached link to the screenshot of the report.

I tried looking at a couple of places for the answer but in vain..

Thanks..

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