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3 Pillars of SEO

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Ishaan Chaudhary
3 Pillars of SEO

1. Technology

Website technology is all about making sure search engines can crawl and index all your content writing in the right way. This means having clean HTML code, well-organized URLs (without parameters, if possible, data-driven), correct HTTP status codes for the appropriate type of web pages (so the missing page results in 404 code, not 200 or more 302), appropriate XML site maps, data-driven, etc.

Multiple SEO testing will spend a lot of time on website technology, and the platform the site is built on will have a huge impact on what SEO-friendly website technology basics look like. WordPress sites like to mark multiple boxes right away, while sites built into .NET can be a nightmare for SEO altogether.

2. Eligibility

While search engines can crawl all of your site content, that doesn't mean they know what your content writing is about. The SEO value aspect looks at the various elements of your content writing to ensure that it can be properly translated by search engines.

This means having well-designed tags, well-organized titles, enough content you need on a single page, including relevant semantic signals, etc. Writing good SEO content writing is now more important than ever. Basic SEO testing will focus on this aspect of your website.

3. Authority

As we all know, good content writing alone is not enough to accurately measure search results. You need to be seen as a trusted source, which is where authority comes in. With enough links from other trusted websites, your site will appear more reliable and search engines will rank your content writing higher in search queries for relevant queries.

Link analysis and competitive SEO analysis work here, using many signals to determine a website’s authority and thus its positions for relevant search queries.

Search Procedures

Initially, I used this three-pronged framework to emphasize the ‘symptomatic’ approach, ensuring that my students used the right tools to identify the right issues and apply the right remedies. But ever since I realized that these three pillars are well aligned with the three main processes that make up an online search engine.

While search engines are the most complex pieces of software, in their context they are made up of three distinct processes. Each process handles a different aspect of web search, and together they combine to provide relevant search results:

Crawling

The search engine crawl process finds new and updated content, as well as all hyperlinks you can find. A search starts with a list of previously found data-driven, URLs, as well as URLs provided with XML site maps (which is why they are so important).

You can use a certain amount of control over how the crawling process affects your website by providing guidelines to follow in your robots.txt file. Most search engine crawlers will obey these instructions. You can also capture crawlers based on their IP address and direct them to where you want them to go.

Index

The content and links found by the page are then transferred to the targeting process, which tries to make sense of it all. The targeting process analyzes web pages found by the page and provides the corresponding values of the various keywords they find in the content writing, which are used for ranking purposes.

It also analyzes the links found by the pages and compiles the graphs, which are filled with weights and values that can be standardized for web pages. Again, a certain amount of control can be applied to how an indexer treats your web pages, especially through meta tags and canonicals.

Search Engine

When a user performs a search, the search engine tries to understand the purpose and context of the search and provides the best results. It will retrieve relevant documents from the index and use various features to present a web page list to the user.

Conclusion

Keyword research is a very important part of SEO. If you choose it right, it can drive a lot of traffic, which means more revenue and conversions.

Content is not just a king but an empire. It can make or break any business. Your content writing defines your product, its functionality, and helps build trust in the market. If it doesn't inform and encourage you, all efforts will be in vain.

And the hardest part is the authority of your website. By promoting backlinks, you will rank better, and your website may drive traffic and bring in sales.

So now, we have discussed all three pillars of SEO Marketing, and it is very important to get a certification course in digital marketing, learn to research keywords, content writing, and backlinks.

If any marketer or blogger misses one of these pillars, they can lose their traffic, their quality, and, most importantly, sales and ROI.

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