Are you struggling to achieve SEO success with your business website? Want to identify any on-site SEO issues that could be holding your website back?

SEMrush share the most common errors to avoid in this infographic.

Here’s what makes their list:

  • Duplicate Content
  • Missing Alt Tags and Broken Images
  • Title Tag Issues
  • Meta Descriptions
  • Broken Internal and External Links
  • Low Text-to-HTML Ratio
  • H1 Tag Issues
  • Low Word Count
  • Too Many On-page Links
  • Incorrect Language Declaration
  • Temporary Redirects

Check out the infographic for more detail.

11 Common On-Site SEO Issues & Errors You Must Avoid in 2020 [Infographic]

Mark Walker-Ford

Author:
Mark Ford

Categories: Search Engine Optimisation
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