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SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of managing content which can be found through
the organic search results of a search engine.
The benefits of SEO are, it’s free and passive web traffic month after month.
So how do you optimize your SEO content, and what are really the "rating factors?"
● Search algorithms look at several variables to send you the most useful
details, including your query words, pages relevance and usability, source
knowledge, position and settings.
● The weight assigned to each element varies depending on the nature of
the question.
Speaking of Google, most of us use this search engine — at least for web-
searching.
That's because by far it has the most trustworthy algorithm.
Having said that, loads of other search engines are also available for which you
can optimize.
Now, Let’s learn more about how search engines optimization work.
How
Search Engine Optimization(SEO)
Works?
How SEO Works?
SEO operates in basic terms by explaining to search engines that the content is the best outcome for
the subject under discussion.
It is because the aim of all search engines is the same: to give their users the latest, most important
results.
How you do that depends specifically on the search engine you are optimizing for.
When you want more organic traffic to your web pages then you need to consider Google's algorithm
and prepare for it. When you want to see more video clips, then this is all about the algorithm of
YouTube.
How To
Optimize for Google?
Optimizing for Google
Google is famous for the use of over 200 rating criteria. In 2010 there was also
talk way back that there could be as many as 10,000. No one knows what all
those rating factors are, but some of them we do know.
How? As we were told by Google and by many people. the similarities between
various factors and rankings by Google have been studied.
We will see those factors now. First coming is the important point of all:
Google ranks web pages, not web sites!
Just because your company is making stained glass windows doesn't mean
that every page on your web will rank "stained glass windows" for the query.
For different sites, you can rank for various keywords and subjects.
Now let's think about some of the issues that affect rankings and popularity of
search engines.
Crawlability
Before Google will even consider rating your content, it needs to know that it
already exists first.
Crawling is where Google follows links to certain pages they have not seen
before that they already know about.
63 percent of Google searches come from mobile devices and every year this
number is increasing.
In 2018, Google also moved to mobile-first indexing, meaning they now use the
page's mobile edition for indexing and ranking.
There are plenty of strategies to create links, but if you're new to the game, try
to build links to your best information material