Technical SEO, On-Page SEO, and Site Optimization Services

I work diligently to improve your website's speed, quality, and completeness by ensuring that all images have ALT tags, copy includes relevant keywords, CSS and JS are optimized and cached, and your site is properly connected to analytics tools like Google Analytics, Google Webmasters, Bing Webmaster Tools, and Yandex. I also utilize tools like Yoast SEO and the Cloudflare CDN to further enhance your site's performance. You can hire me via my freelancer page on Upwork. 

I have a proven track record of success, with one of my clients even replacing Neil Patel with my services.

If you're interested in working with me, you can schedule a call with me through Calendly.

I have been developing and optimizing websites for clients since 1994 and possess a wealth of experience working with popular content management systems like Squarespace, Drupal, WordPress, Movable Type, and Plone. I have been keeping up with Google's ever-changing algorithms since its launch in 1998, and have a deep understanding of what Google values in terms of search ranking factors like relevance, user experience, domain authority, and mobile accessibility. I consider myself a master at understanding and working with Google's search algorithms.

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What is Technical SEO?

Technical SEO refers to the practice of optimizing a website's technical elements in order to improve its ranking in search engine results pages (SERPs). This includes optimizing the website's structure, code, and backend systems in order to make it more easily crawlable and indexable by search engine spiders. The goal of technical SEO is to make sure that a website's technical aspects are working well and that there are no issues or roadblocks that would prevent search engines from properly understanding and ranking the site. Some examples of technical SEO techniques include:

• Ensuring that the website has a clean and crawlable structure, with a clear hierarchy of headings (H1, H2, etc.).
• Optimizing the website's URLs to be clean and descriptive.
• Ensuring that the website is mobile-friendly and has a fast loading time.
• Using structured data to help search engines understand the content on the page and how it relates to other pages on the website.
• Using a sitemap to help search engines discover and index the pages on the website.
• Implementing the correct use of 301, 302 redirects, and canonicals to avoid duplicate content.

On-page SEO refers to the practice of optimizing the content of a website in order to improve its ranking in search engine results pages (SERPs). This includes optimizing the website's title tags, meta descriptions, and headings, as well as ensuring that the website's content is of high quality and relevance. Some examples of on-page SEO techniques include:

• Using alt tags to describe images and other non-textual elements on the page.
• Optimizing the website's content to include keywords that users might use when searching for related topics.
• Using proper title tags and meta descriptions that accurately describe the content of the page.

Site Performance SEO, Site Speed SEO, or Site Speed Optimization is the process of optimizing a website's performance to ensure that it loads quickly and efficiently. This can include reducing the file size of images and other assets, using caching techniques, and optimizing the website's code. Site performance optimization can help improve a website's user experience and make it more likely that users will stay on the website longer. It is also important for search engines as it's one of the ranking factors.

It's important to understand that all these areas of SEO are interconnected and that a well-optimized website should have a balance of all of them. Improving the technical aspects of a website can help improve its on-page and performance SEO while focusing on on-page optimization can make the website's content more attractive to users and search engines.