Content in Table help in SEO?

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Dear All,

Any one know the content within table recognize in term of SEO?

I am writing a content, comparing product and majority of the content is written inside table due to compare it feature.

does search engine recognize those content within table?
 
Yes, sure it does. Making your content as simple as possible for the user to understand is one of the most important thing for SEO
 
The Process of making your website's homepage or a particular page on your website more attractive to search engine & users is called optimization. Keywords shouldn't respect again & again within the page. The density of Keywords should be 1% - 3%.
 
The Process of making your website's homepage or a particular page on your website more attractive to search engine & users is called optimization. Keywords shouldn't respect again & again within the page. The density of Keywords should be 1% - 3%.
True, the user-experience should also be taken into account.

The keyword density should be around 2.5%.

I wanted to post this as my 1000th post but it's 1006th now... Yup, I forgot.

I have been doing SEO for my sites for 3 years now...

...and I have been testing on-page SEO techniques in different ways, different environments and even for really long tails keywords(single variable test)

I have a few clients that pay around $2k-3k a month for this stuff (yup just on-page)

Here's a check list of what I do for my and my client's on-page + technical SEO:
  • Fast site speed is must (technical stuff), higher the crawling speed higher the rankings(well you should always strive for faster pages than your competitors)
  • Setup Google console for site issues.
  • Setup your canonical url. Check yours by typing " info:site.com " on google.
On page part:

MD and PMD still work!!

but you have to make it into a brand by nap syndication, entity stacking and branded links(which almost 80% people don't do, I would like a service which does this here, it will save a lot of time)
  • H1/title must have exact keyword.
  • Brand name in title tag works really well. Eg: best coffee maker reviews by coffee makers. (Or just use yoast for this)
  • Meta title should have an exact keyword.
  • Meta description doesn't matter much(no great tests till now)
  • H2 must have an exact keyword or longtail related to the main keyword. (never use H2 for useless terms like contact us, about us)
  • H3 should have a partial match keyword or LSI or longtails or trending terms on google... I love to use h3s to explain my content. (Most people use H2 for that, good but why do you want to confuse the Google bot?)
  • H4 for conclusion.
  • I have not tested h5 and h6 ever.
  • Always add the main keyword in first 200 words.
  • Lsi should be added in first 500 and at the last.
  • Outbound links to Wikipedia etc should be at the last(reference maybe), internal links works better when added in first 200 words.
  • Keyword in url is must.
  • Exact keyword in alt tags is must( don't just add: Samsung s9 review as tags, no big no. Write 100 words about it and add the keyword in first 10 words if possible) 1 picture = 1000 words :p but you know ;) 100 works just fine though :)
  • Silo or no silo doesn't matter, but the internal linking should be on point. Trust me when I say that silo helps in proper internal linking, that's why it works so good. Relevancy is transferred with internal links... Plus silo helps in structuring the site, so I recommend it if you have a big site or plan to make an authority site.
  • Content on the site, varies with niches/ type of content etc ( if it's a BMI calucalcul or coupon code, adding 50 words is enough, more content won't give you the ranking boost you need as google knows... And if you're writing a guide to do something then FAQs are must, so these things come to you by observing competition, and by experience)
  • Increase dwell time (backlinko guide)
  • Hyperlink h3s and lists when ever you can helps you score the site links ;)
  • Menus should be exact keywords where ever possible as menu links are crawled a lot.
I think of pages on the internet like a research paper outline:

H1 - Intro

H2 - Subtopic Paragraph

H3 - Sub topic of the subtopic

H4 - Conclustion

Pull up some research papers and see how it is done. I am writing a research paper for my dissertation so I know. Trust me :p

PhD fucking suck... But it has helped me in optimizing my content a lot.

Follow whatever these research papers are doing:

https://scholar.google.co.in/scholar?q=artificial+intelligence+research&hl=en&as_sdt=0&as_vis=1&oi=scholart&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiyr-P25NXaAhUMqI8KHddcCSIQgQMIJDAA#d=gs_qabs&p=&u=#p=ywslJ0HMWn0J

Remember:

On-page should be whitehat, should have content which reads like human: crappy content gets penalized!

Don't judge content by its grammar, spelling mistakes etc but the content should be judged according to the value it gives. If a person will learn something after reading the review then it's great.

Eg:

If you are writing a review:

Write the experience. Don't write the useless feature the product has even if its unique.

Real images work better than product images.

I have seen 25% conversion rates on my review articles with this :p

Offpage can be blackhat, I like blackhat :p faster work can be done and if you're penalized, you can get out of it by disavowing a few links.

If I have missed anything let me know :)

You can ask for questions in the comments...

Please don't PM me.
Great post and knowledge.
 
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