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There are 27 ranking factors that you need to add to your on-page SEO checklist.

However, they aren’t all created equally so I will go through the top 5 that have the biggest impact on your on-page SEO

You should focus on these factors first:

✔️ Mobile responsiveness – Google will penalise your site if it isn’t mobile responsive, plus this adds for a much better user experience.

✔️ Your site speed – Every second counts when it comes to your site speed and it is a ranking factor that Google now take very seriously.

✔️ Keyword at the beginning of your title tag – This allows a search engine to see what the topic of your content is within the first few milliseconds of landing on your site.

✔️ Internal link building – Use internal links to help Google identify new pages and push your visitors in the right direction

✔️ The length of content – Long form content usually outperforms any content that is brief and short. Compare your competitors for the optimum word count in your niche.

You will need to focus on all 27 ranking factors eventually which include factors that directly influence your page and factors that indirectly influence your page through another factor.

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It’s not 2010 anymore. Keyword research and SEO isn’t as easy as it used to be. So what should you do?

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I’m going to share with you how to do keyword research in today’s world of Google.

It’s way more difficult to rank on Google today than it was back in the day.

Keyword Research Tip #1: Pick a niche.

Everyone’s talking about going after big terms like auto insurance, SEO, credit cards.

Yes, you can eventually get there, but it takes six months to see traction with Google these days, 12 months to start seeing your traffic go up, and two years to be crushing it on Google.

You want to go after and pick small niches.

Keyword Research Tip #2: Pick buzzwords that are trending.

Technology is moving so fast these days that things are continually changing.

Whether it’s cryptocurrencies or whether it’s new products that are coming out like the iPhone 100.

Go after new, upcoming words. You can find them using Google Trends.

Google Trends breaks down what’s hot and what’s up and coming.

You want to go after these keyword terms because they’re not that competitive yet.

When you create content around new and trendy keywords, you’re gonna skyrocket to the top way faster than if you went after old terms like “credit cards.”

Keyword Research Tip #3: Use Ubersuggest to find keywords.

These days people just don’t type in keywords like “dog food.”

They’ll type in keywords like “what dog food is best for my animal” or “what dog food is great to make my dog lose weight.”

These are really popular terms.

Ubersuggest will show you different variations of your primary keyword, and it’ll even show you how competitive they are, how much search volume you’re going to get, and how many people are going to click on your listing if you rank number one, two, or number 10.

Keyword Research Tip #4: Use Quora.

Type in keywords related to your industry, and you’re going to see the most popular questions people are asking.

When you start seeing the most popular questions, you’ll know what kind of content to create that’s related to your space.

By creating answers on your blog that are more thorough, more detailed, you’re not only going to rank for it, but you’re going to rank higher because you can create way more detailed responses than Quora itself.

Keyword Research Tip #5: Focus on a theme.

If you’re going after credit cards, you want to have a website all about credit cards, like Credit Karma. Or you want to have a site all about marketing and SEO like me on NeilPatel.com.

If you want to get long tail traffic, what you need to do is create detailed content about specific individual topics.

When I say detailed topics, I’m NOT talking about “how to start an e-commerce site: I’m talking about “how to start an e-commerce site with Shopify.” You see how much more specific that is?

You can create another article on how to create an e-commerce site using Magento. By getting very specific you can have a 10,000-word blog post and everything about setting it up with Shopify or Magento, you’re going to dominate.

By being specific, anyone who’s interested in that topic and even potentially interested in hiring consultants or buying products or plugins or whatever you’re selling related to that topic, they’re going to land on your website.

When Google releases an update, they’re going to rank the most thorough website.

That’s why Wikipedia does well. It’s not just because they have a lot of links or brand queries. It’s because Wikipedia has some of the most detailed articles on the web.

That’s what you need to do with your content.

Create pages that are super thorough and detailed are high in quality.

When you do that, you’ll notice that you’ll start ranking for all the keywords related to your industry. That’s how you do keyword research in today’s world.

If you’re still struggling to figure out what keywords to go after or how to do keyword research in today’s Google world, leave a comment below, and I’ll help you out.

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