On-Page SEO
On-page SEO covers the parts of a page that search engines read, from titles and headings to images, content, and internal links. The work starts with keyword mapping, so each page targets one clear topic.
What I do
I audit pages for the basics search engines look at, from titles and headings to images and internal links.
Keyword Mapping
Keywords come from Ubersuggest, with volume, difficulty, and search intent checked for each one. Every keyword is matched to one page, so pages don’t compete with each other.
Title Tags and Meta Descriptions
Every page needs a unique title under 60 characters and a clear meta description, so searchers know what they’ll find.
Heading Structure
Each page should have one H1 and clear H2 subheadings, so readers and search engines can follow the page.
Image Checks
Alt text, file names, and file size all matter. Each image should describe itself and load fast, ideally under 200 KB.
Content Review
A content review looks for unanswered questions and checks E-E-A-T (experience, expertise, authority, and trust), then lists what to add.
URL and Internal Link Checks
Readable URLs, working links, and no orphan pages make a site easy to crawl and easy to move through. Important pages should be reachable within a few clicks of the home page.