Thread: What to do for Perfect On-page?

Originally Posted by james9888

I am learning on-page. I would like to know the perfect on-page steps. Which is the start point and end point in on-page? I know some thing in on-page but not all the things and perfect. Can anyone expert webmaster here to guide me on this subject?

I'm not an expert nor a webmaster but when it comes to optimization, nothing is still perfect, everyone is still implementing changes as well as trial and errors. But there are factors you can consider when it comes to optimization, first are your metas, this code helps the search engines to crawl and indexed your pages. Next is your content, it should be balanced in terms that both readers and SE's can understand it, use heading tags for the SE's benefit, remember to insert you keywords a few times but not overrated or it'll be branded as a link farm, and more importantly regularly update so SE's can have something new to crawl, remember that SE's want fresh content.

Here are some basics. Pick a keyword you want to target for the page and try to include it in the following areas:

Title
Meta Description
H1 tag
Content - Try for the first and last sentence. Add it or variations of it through the article but don't over do it. If it's a 500 word article use it 5-10 times.
Bold/Italicize it a couple of times
Optimized image with kw in the file name
Image alt tag

That's a basic on page optimized approach. You can learn more about using LSI keywords and using different heading tags but this will be enough to get you by. Just don't overdo it.

The fist tip is to work with the content all the time and update it all the time. Then meta descriptions as visitors see them and they decide to go to your page or not.