Titles and headings
Make the subject and page hierarchy clear. Check that the title accurately describes the content rather than promising something absent.
Organic SEO
Improve the clarity, relevance and internal structure of important pages so readers can understand the offer and take the next step.
On-page work starts with the purpose of a URL and the questions its audience needs answered. We review the page title, headings, body copy, evidence and internal links together. Keyword repetition is not a substitute for a useful explanation or a well-organised page.
Define the reader’s task.
Organise the explanation.
Support the claims made.
Connect the next useful pages.
Make the subject and page hierarchy clear. Check that the title accurately describes the content rather than promising something absent.
Identify missing answers, repetition and unsupported claims. Preserve information that helps a reader compare or understand the offer.
Connect related information with meaningful destinations. Check that important links actually reach the intended page.
Decide whether the URL should inform, compare or help someone enquire. Different tasks need different information.
Keep verified specifications, meaningful qualifications and useful examples. Shortening content should not remove an important condition.
Inspect the page and its search purpose.
Improve structure, information and internal links.
Review the published page and its metadata.
No. The page should answer its intended question naturally and accurately. Repetition is not a useful writing target.
Only if there is a reason and an agreed transition plan. Many on-page improvements can preserve the existing address.
Official guidance for making website content accessible to Google Search.
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