How Can I Improve My ON-Page SEO Skill?

[viraaj124]

Hey there, My name is Vicky and I have been working as a SEO Executive since last year but still I could not learn ON-Page SEO Even I'm still doing OFF-Page. I have felt like that I am stuck between these. Anyway I would like to consult how can learn ON-Page SEO. Could your suggest me free learning sources so where I can learn?

 

[Md Sahid Mia]

You can check step-by-step guides on HubSpot Blog or join the free Google SEO course on Coursera. Also, work on a live project, test different methods like title tags, meta descriptions, and internal linking. Learning by doing is the fastest way to grow.

 

[soldoutbrand]

Hey Vicky, totally understand how it feels to be stuck between Off-Page and On-Page SEO. A good way to start is by focusing on one element at a time, such as title tags, meta descriptions, or internal linking, and practicing on a live site if possible. Studying well-optimized websites and analyzing their structure can also help a lot. And don’t forget to dig through older threads here, plenty of useful tips from experienced folks.

 

[viraaj124]

Hey Vicky, totally understand how it feels to be stuck between Off-Page and On-Page SEO. A good way to start is by focusing on one element at a time, such as title tags, meta descriptions, or internal linking, and practicing on a live site if possible. Studying well-optimized websites and analyzing their structure can also help a lot. And don’t forget to dig through older threads here, plenty of useful tips from experienced folks.

Thank you so much for this essential information. But I would ask how can I work on live project?

 

[viraaj124]

You can check step-by-step guides on HubSpot Blog or join the free Google SEO course on Coursera. Also, work on a live project, test different methods like title tags, meta descriptions, and internal linking. Learning by doing is the fastest way to grow.

Thank you so much for this useful tips..

 

[tarunbhardwaj]

Read few articles of reputable websites like Backlinko, Semrush, Ahrefs, SEJ, Gotch Seo to build a solid base.

Follow On pge SEO Checklist by reputable seo industry guys like Gotch Seo's On page checklist. Not sure if you have any course on SEO but following On page seo checklist from internet can help you a lot in building a solid base, creating content briefs.

Then, start experimenting with adding NLP keywords, check frequency using any on page tools like Neuron, Surfer. Check your on page score. Keep removing extra keywords and adding new keywords which makes sense to article. Also, adding people also ask keywords will sure help you.

Follow people like Nathan Gotch, Kyle Roof who are doing good in seo.

Remember you can easily rank for low quality keywords but for tough keywords, you need backlinks. Ask questions in BHW community.

 

[viraaj124]

Read few articles of reputable websites like Backlinko, Semrush, Ahrefs, SEJ, Gotch Seo to build a solid base.

Follow On pge SEO Checklist by reputable seo industry guys like Gotch Seo's On page checklist. Not sure if you have any course on SEO but following On page seo checklist from internet can help you a lot in building a solid base, creating content briefs.

Then, start experimenting with adding NLP keywords, check frequency using any on page tools like Neuron, Surfer. Check your on page score. Keep removing extra keywords and adding new keywords which makes sense to article. Also, adding people also ask keywords will sure help you.

Follow people like Nathan Gotch, Kyle Roof who are doing good in seo.

Remember you can easily rank for low quality keywords but for tough keywords, you need backlinks. Ask questions in BHW community.

Thank you for such a useful reply. However how can I get a live project?

 

[roban]

Always watch and study the competitors in the Top. I always get most of the useful information from here.

 

[nocap361]

Totally get you, Vicky! On-page SEO can feel hard at first, but once you start, it clicks fast. Check out Moz’s Beginner Guide and Ahrefs’ blog they’re both free and super helpful.

 

[Yoram]

Make a checklist after researching the topic, when you've gained enough knowledge

 

[whitewriggle]

Hey Vicky! Totally get how that feels. You can start with free resources like Moz’s Beginner’s Guide to SEO, Backlinko’s blog, and Google’s SEO Starter Guide. YouTube also has tons of helpful tutorials. Keep at it

 

[tarunbhardwaj]

Thank you for such a useful reply. However how can I get a live project?

Start your own website. Worst thing will happen is you will fail but it will cost only few dollars for domain and hosting. Good thing is what you know after experimenting will stay with you for life. And the experience gained here will help you in future. It is better than listening to someone you saw on youtube in a random video and that vidoe might be six months old.

Also, SEO is changing very fast, what is working today will not work tomorrow. Be ready to face new challenges every single day.

Risk is what you have to take, everyone have to start somewhere.