We all want more website traffic. For our business (as we know) more traffic = more potential customers. There are 100’s of ways that you can gain traffic. This blog post will explain our top 5 ways to gain more website traffic; grab a coffee and take a read.
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If you’re familiar with Google PageSpeed Insights, you will have noticed by now that Google have changed the way they rank your website page score. They still test your website based upon the usual things, such as mobile-friendliness, safe browsing, HTTPS, etc.
If a potential customer clicks onto your website and they’re waiting for more than 3-4 seconds for your website to load, you may potentially have lost a customer/lead. It’s fundamental that your page speed is fast in 2021.
SSL Certificates are important, especially to Google (as you may know from our previous blog “Googles Algorithm is changing”). If you don’t have one Google will flag your website, potentially pushing you down the rankings; because SSL Certificates a ranking signal on Google’s algorithm.
Have you ever noticed on Google when you’re searching for a brand or a service and they have a panel next to their brand? Google Knowledge Panels are the results of Google’s Knowledge Graph. Effectively, it’s lots of data that is linked with that business.
Do you have a website but it’s not ranking for local search? This is where you need to improve your local SEO. SEO stands for “search engine optimisation.” In simple terms, it means the process of improving your site to increase its visibility for relevant searches.
From September 2020 Google will be moving to “mobile-first indexing”. What does that actually mean? From now on, Google will index the mobile version of your website; whereas in the past Google would have indexed the desktop version.
You may have not heard about it yet, but from next year (2021) Google is going to be using ‘Page Experience’ to rank your website. This is an interesting move as it’s the first time Google is acknowledging that they take user experience over backlinks...
