So you want your website to rank higher on Google, you’ve heard you need to do some SEO, but where do you actually start?

Always start with your title tag! It’s the first part of a web page Google reads and displays in their search results, and many in the industry would say it’s the most important area to include your target keyword or phrase.

To help you craft title tags that get results MySiteAuditor have created the infographic below.

SEO for Beginners 10 Title Tag Optimisation Tips for Better Rankings

 

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Categories: Search Engine Optimisation
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