How to set up On-Page SEO
How to set up On-Page SEO
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What is On-Page SEO?
Search Engine Optimization (or SEO) is critical for growth and business results. There’s no question about it. If you’re seeking a new service or product, what’s one of the first things you do to get it? Google it! And typically, you will only look at the first page of your Google Search Results, if not just the first result on the page.
What is on page SEO?
On page SEO means optimizing each individual page under your web domain for search engines. This usually includes optimizing title tags, content, internal links and URLs.
Readz On Page SEO Settings
The Readz platform helps you in 3 ways to improve your on-page SEO:
a) Page Settings
In the Page Settings panel, you will be able to define SEO-related page properties such as Page Title, Meta Description and so on.
b) Text Styling
In the text styling panel you will be able to attribute header tags (h1, h2, etc) and author tags to your text elements
c) Image Properties
In the image properties panel, you can add descriptive tags to your images.
Below you will find a short overview of these 3 options.
a) Page Settings
On the canvas, the Page Settings panel will appear.
Turn Search Engine indexing on or off for your page
At the top of the Page Settings panel, you can turn search engine indexing for this specific page on or off. This setting does not affect the project-wide setting for indexing (see project settings), this setting only applies to this specific page.
Other Main SEO Properties
In the Page Settings menu, you can set and edit main SEO-related page settings such as:
- Page Title,
- Permalink,
- Meta Description, and
- Author
In the page settings panel, you will also find a preview of how the search result will look on mobile devices. Note that this preview might differ from actual results, as search engines give different results, and experiment with the length and placement of these.
b) Text Tags (headers)
Note that these tags are only available for text elements.
You can access the text tags in the Styling panel on the left, after a text element has been selected.
In the Text Styling panel, open the SEO Tags sub-panel. To add a header, sub-header or author tag to a text element, select the text element, and click the tag you want to add to that text element.
Note that you can make these SEO tags part of a style sheet, which can be a huge time-saver.
c) Image Tags
The third place where you can improve your on-page is SEO is in Image Properties. You can access image properties in the panel on the top. Add the tag in the appropriate field.
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