1. How do you let Google find your site?
- Add your website to Google Search Console and verify it.
- Submit your sitemap, the list of your pages.
- Ask Google to index your most important pages.
2. Why give each page one clear topic?
Each page should be about one thing, with a title and a main heading that say what it is. A page about everything ranks for nothing.
3. How do you write for the questions people ask?
Think about what your customers would type into Google before they hire you, and answer those questions in plain language on your pages or in guides. Real, helpful answers are what search engines look for.
4. How fast and mobile-friendly should the site be?
Most searches happen on phones. Pages that load slowly or are hard to use on a small screen lose visitors, and that affects how Google rates them.
5. How do you build trust?
- Real reviews and examples of your work.
- Links from other genuine websites, such as clients or partners.
- Consistent business details everywhere you appear online.
6. How long does it take?
A new page can take days to be indexed, and weeks or months to settle in a position. Check Search Console regularly, see which searches already show your site, and improve those pages first.
What should you avoid?
- Buying links or using directories that exist only to sell links.
- Repeating keywords unnaturally in your text.
- Copying content from other sites.
- Promises of guaranteed number one rankings.
Need help?
We build sites with the technical SEO basics in place and help with speed and content afterwards. Tell us about your site through the project form and we will point out the biggest gaps.