Handy Google sitemap submission for indexing.
Now that you have seen the Keyword Research Tool you also need to know about a Google Sitemap. We can discuss the importance and role of keywords to the level of your achievement. Your Blog Google Sitemap must be based on Correct Keyword Placement. It is also important to decide on a niche, so you know which direction to take. Direction is so much more important than speed because 97% of affiliate marketers are going nowhere fast. The only difference is that the 3% built their Online Empire with Keywords as the foundation. And a proper Google Sitemap. You are looking for keywords with a high search volume and a low competition within your niche.
Short Tail Keywords – Are single keywords and often referred to as Primary Keywords. These are the keywords that you want present in your domain name, but be objective and precise. Let’s use the Dieting Niche for demonstration. Good Short tail keywords will then be Health, Diet and Weight. These three particular keywords get searched around 982,000 times on Google Per Month. That’s almost a Million Searches, can you see where this keyword thing is going?
Long Tail Keywords – These are normally no more than Three Keywords making up a Keyword Phrase in a Google sitemap. Within the Niche we’re using for demonstration. Lose weight, losing weight, lose weight fast, and fast weight loss are excellent Long Tail Keywords. They are searched around 564,100 times on Google Per Month. But you will have to research the keywords relevant to your niche, which means your results will be different. Long Tail Keywords are being used in your Site, and Posts Title.
The importance of anchor text.
Anchor Text is Longer Keyword Phrases. It refers to the phrase someone will type into their browser to search a specific interest. They will also show in the sitemap for categorization. The kind of search someone would enter when they are much more likely to buy. For this demonstration, how to lose weight, how to lose weight fast, and want to lose weight are great examples. Anchor text is what must be present on your site’s home page. The Google Spider love seeing this in a Google sitemap and it helps with ranking. These anchor texts are searched 852,300 times on Google Per Month. Now combine the results of the three tests we’ve just done.
Yes, 2,398, 400 Searches on Google Per Month for the three search categories combined. By now you must realize the potential of proper keyword research, and why the 3% get to make those disgusting amounts of money online! This article will Simplify the Basics of SEO. What to include in Headers with Titles and even Categories, Tag Lines and Single tags. There is also the Site Map within Google Search Console.
Identifying the H1 to H4 headings.
H1 Heading – May sometimes also be a Post or Blog Page Title. But this usually refer to the Blog, Site or Video Title. The H1 Heading is where you include the Primary Search Phrases. Within 15 – 65 Characters. It is important to preferably keep the H1 Heading within 60 Characters. Because the H1 Heading will appear at the top in Google Search Result pages. Make the H1 Heading both Easy to Read and to Remember.
H2 Heading – This is usually the Blog Post Title displayed in the Google sitemap. The desired Search Phrases and Keywords need to populate this Heading. Numbers play a huge role with H2 Headings, and strangely enough uneven numbers have a more striking effect. Combine this with a “Reason Why” kind of suggestion and you have a winner H2 Heading.
H3 Heading – Post Titles often also make up the H3 Header, along with Widget Descriptions within the Blog Side Bar. When you use the Text Widget to load HTML code, then the “Alt=” Attribute usually appear as an H3 Header.
A Blog post Title also appears as an H3 Header when you use an SEO Plugin like “All in One SEO Tools”. And your Blog Post Title appears after the forward slash (/) to the Primary Domain. Using an SEO Plugin will allow you to submit all your individual pages. Posts, tags and categories as individual site maps.
H4 Heading – This is the Tagline in the Google sitemap to you Blog Title Tag or H1 header. A Logo image is also accepted as an H4 header with certain Plugins which may display a logo icon.
Importance of the Google sitemap description.
Your Blog Site Map is extremely important, and for this you simply install the Plugin “Google XML Site Maps”. This Plugin will share an updated your Blog Site Map to the Google Search Console each time you make changes. But the changes may take a while (Normally 2 – 3 Weeks) to show up in Search Results.
It is however important to manually check for the Site Map Acceptance from inside the Google Search Console. Even with the Google Site Maps Plugin Activated. There may be times when certain errors occur with your Blog Site Map inside Google, which means Google cannot find your Blog.
You have to then test the site map with the tools provided from within the Google Search Console. Fix the errors found from inside your Blog C-Panel and test the Site Map again. When the results return with Zero errors found. You simply delete the old site map and upload the new site map.
You must manually submit a Google sitemap.
Accessing the Google Search Console you will need a Google account. As with all the Free Tools Google gives you and it’s a Lot. You simply need to look in the right places. And then take your time getting to know how to use the tools. Simple Search your Browser (Preferably Chrome) for the search phrase “Google Search Console”. And simply follow the instructions after opening the link on the search result page.
The Blog Site Map is what Search Engine Spiders use to Crawl your Blog. Sending the right visitors your way. This is why the presence of Keywords and Search Phrases are so important throughout all content on your Blog, just the right ones in the right positions.