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- Mehr zu SEO Mitte der 1990er Jahre fingen die aller ersten Suchmaschinen an, das frühe Web zu erfassen. Die Seitenbesitzer erkannten zügig den Wert einer bevorzugten Positionierung in den Suchergebnissen und recht bald fand man Betriebe, die sich auf die Verfeinerung qualifizierten. In den Anfängen erfolgte die Aufnahme oft über die Übertragung der URL der passenden Seite bei der divergenten Suchmaschinen im Netz. Diese sendeten dann einen Webcrawler zur Prüfung der Seite aus und indexierten sie.[1] Der Webcrawler lud die Internetseite auf den Web Server der Suchseite, wo ein weiteres Angebot, der so genannte Indexer, Informationen herauslas und katalogisierte (genannte Ansprüche, Links zu anderweitigen Seiten). Die frühen Modellen der Suchalgorithmen basierten auf Angaben, die aufgrund der Webmaster selber existieren worden sind, wie Meta-Elemente, oder durch Indexdateien in Search Engines wie ALIWEB. Meta-Elemente geben einen Gesamteindruck über den Thema einer Seite, doch registrierte sich bald raus, dass die Verwendung er Hinweise nicht verlässlich war, da die Wahl der benutzten Schlagworte durch den Webmaster eine ungenaue Erläuterung des Seiteninhalts spiegeln hat. Ungenaue und unvollständige Daten in den Meta-Elementen vermochten so irrelevante Websites bei charakteristischen Stöbern listen.[2] Auch versuchten Seitenersteller verschiedene Attribute im Laufe des HTML-Codes einer Seite so zu interagieren, dass die Seite passender in den Serps gefunden wird.[3] Da die späten Suchmaschinen im WWW sehr auf Punkte dependent waren, die alleinig in den Händen der Webmaster lagen, waren sie auch sehr vulnerabel für Schindluder und Manipulationen in der Positionierung. Um gehobenere und relevantere Testurteile in Ergebnissen zu erhalten, mussten sich die Betreiber der Search Engines an diese Umständen adjustieren. Weil der Gewinn einer Suchseite davon zusammenhängt, essentielle Ergebnisse der Suchmaschine zu den inszenierten Keywords anzuzeigen, vermochten unpassende Testergebnisse darin resultieren, dass sich die Anwender nach anderweitigen Wege bei der Suche im Web umblicken. Die Auflösung der Suchmaschinen im Internet vorrat in komplexeren Algorithmen für das Rang, die Aspekte beinhalteten, die von Webmastern nicht oder nur nicht leicht lenkbar waren. Larry Page und Sergey Brin konstruierten mit „Backrub“ – dem Stammvater von Suchmaschinen – eine Recherche, die auf einem mathematischen Suchsystem basierte, der anhand der Verlinkungsstruktur Seiten gewichtete und dies in Rankingalgorithmus eingehen ließ. Auch weitere Search Engines bezogen während der Folgezeit die Verlinkungsstruktur bspw. fit der Linkpopularität in ihre Algorithmen mit ein. Bing
Vegan dog food scares me
Miles if I found keywords such as: nft marketplace, nft examples, and nft crypto art. Should I consider putting them into their own silos?
This cleared my thoughts🤔💭
Hey Miles, great video, super clear, thanks. A question though: since you don't have a dog, and even if you did, how do you review the different vegan dog food products out there for the second blog post without actually buying them, going through them and testing them? This question would apply to any niche and products. Thanks.
great video miles ✔️
Hey Miles thx for everything! How come you H3s didn't contain any H2s in their headline even tho u said to do so in your SEO tutorial? Take care man
You're really helping a lot of people Miles thx a lot! I wonder why did u use 4 different keywords phrases instead of just one for one single post. Wouldn't u run out of em in the long run? Also u said to create 3 kinds of posts: "how to" "reviews" and "top lists", "the 2018 ultimate guide to vegan dog food" isn't one of em, how come? Thanks for answering, I really appreciate that 🙂
Hey Miles that's great thanks but there's a thing don't understand. How should I structure my fist 90 good but not great posts? Should I add photo? if yes how many? What about videos? The SEO training video is for the the already published posts that got impressions and we want to turn em from good to great is that correct?
Hey Mies, thx for the info! So in this scenario "Vegan dog food" would be a good niche to build your website around because there are a lot of great easy to rank keywords that u can write articles about even tho the actual "Vegan dog food" rank is not great (47/100). Would u say that's correct? Thanks again for everything
Hey Miles, Thank you so much for one more amazing video. The content is well structured, actionable and easy to grasp. This stuff is worth more than Gold !!!
Miles, when publishing 100 written blog posts I know you mentioned the 80/20 rule around 80 posts being straight ranked “Top” posts ( best, runner up, economy, sub categories etc.). You mentioned 20% bring shareable , pure relevant information content (not ranked review posts). Would you use this format for Top Review posts? I’m using the categories as H2 headings on my review posts…..I.e “best vegan dog food on a budget” just to give an example relevant to this post. Does this video apply to all posts or just posts that aren’t ranking products?
Such good content, very helpful..I love it Miles!!!
Hi Miles, thank you for sharing your tips! I'm a bit confused about how to determine whether the target KW should be used for an informational post or a product review. For ex. when I search for "vegan pet food," SERP results show purchase intent with product links and reviews. How do you determine when to create an informational article with a target keyword instead and ensure it still ranks in top results?
Thanks Miles for the keyword and research training, great information to know 👍
Thanks Miles, great keyword and research information.
What happens when Yoast SEO recommends that the 'keyphrase' be in at least 1 H1 heading, in at least 4 H2 sub headings? Which seems more repetitive than what you showed here.
In this video your sub headings are all different keyphrases. Do I disregard Yoast in this situation?
So happy to find your channel..you just made everything so simple and easily understandable. Your great teacher !! Thanks, Miles.
Hey Miles, got a question on this video: is it SEO friendly to use multiple h2 headlines in a blog post or should I use only one headline type in a post? Thx for this great lesson here!
Hi Miles I love your work. Hey I just wanted to let you know that I 'am promoting your YouTube posts on Facebook in order to empower more people towards online businesses ..
Google now has “people also ask” in search results even if they keyword phrase isn’t a question. I know this video was done a few years ago, would you incorporate these questions into H2 tags or just stick to “related searches”?
This video was a game changer for my blog posting and SEO strategy. I wish I saw it sooner, but I find that in this industry the only way to succeed is fail forward. It’s like you need to mess up to know you are actually “doing the work”.
Wow! So helpful. Your niche example really helped nail the concepts. Thank you.
Do we have to make a bunch of posts and then make an ultimate guide of something and then we write those posts in short lines and link to them?
Very helpful. Thanks