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10. Promote

Whether for SEO or not, your website content shouldn’t just be published and sit there. The phrase “build it and they will come” is completely untrue when it comes to SEO.

You have put in the effort to create your content, so it deserves to be shown to your audience. Think about where you already have a strong presence and harness that. 

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Why is SEO valuable for new websites?

New websites have no indexed pages, don’t have backlinks, and thus also have no authority.

As time presses on, Google starts to sniff out and apply changes as your website matures (assuming the SEO strategy is done right), and you’ll soon see that there are some other websites to contend wi...

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1. Pick the right domain name (you can’t change it after!)

The right domain name is associated with SEO equity, so aligning your company and brand name with your domain name is critical. When you have a new domain, you’re essentially starting your SEO from scratch.

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8. Review Core Web Vitals and page experience

Just like you go to check your core vitals at the doctor, you should do the same for your website to steer clear of any unnecessary issues.

SEO is no longer just about putting keywords in the right places, it now also involves content format, design, page load speed, as well as user behavio...

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3. Set up Google Search Console

It’ll provide you with tons of that that you need to achieve SEO success. With Google Search Console, you can check things like:

  • Page speed issues
  • Organic keywords that bring in website clicks
  • Your average click through rate (CTR)
  • Sitemap submission
  • Craw...

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2. Choose a high-speed website hosting provider

The average user won’t wait longer than three seconds for a website to load, so ensuring an excellent host is the first step of your SEO strategy.

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9. Observe accessibility

Accessibility simply means how easy it is for users (and search engines) to access the information on your website. This element is taken into consideration as a ranking factor. You want an accessible site for everyone, right? Of course, you’ll want to make sure that your content is being indexed...

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How to Prep Your SEO Strategy for a New Website

How to Prep Your SEO Strategy for a New Website

From web development to branding and design, there are plenty of moving parts when launching a new website, but your SEO strategy shouldn’t be an afterthought.

In fact, your SEO strategy should be one of the primary considerations before you even start your website. To take things a step fu...

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4. Study your SEO competition

When analyzing and making a list of your competitors consider these questions:

  • How is their company similar to yours? How is it different? Check out their unique selling points.
  • What topics do they write about?
  • What keywords are they already ranking for?

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7. Ensure an optimized URL structure

Putting keywords in your URL is super important for ensuring that your content is being set up properly.

In the words of Rand Fishkin, “if there’s other keywords you haven’t used, or URLs you haven’t targeted with certain keywords, you do so during this process. This way you’re covering yo...

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6. Build a strategic content calendar (and keep posting)

  • Prioritize sections of your keyword map: Such as product or service pages, as those have the highest likelihood to result in conversions and generate revenue for your business.
  • Optimize your content: Don’t forget to use keywords in the H1, URL, and metadata.
  • Track your keywo...

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5. Research keywords and create your keyword map

Keywords connect search queries to your content listed in the SERPs.

Google’s goal is to use the keywords used in search queries to identify & present the most valuable information to searchers, aka “search intent”.

Longtail, low competition keywords that exactly match what you’re sel...

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