Optimising Your WordPress Website for SEO: Best Practices
What is SEO Anyway? In short optimising your WordPress website for SEO means doing a bunch of very technical things…
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There’s little point in spending time and money to design and build a WordPress site and then not bothering to do the most important thing – optimising your website.
Many themes do this quite well out of the box, but when competing for highly competitive keywords, the speed of your site can make all the difference.
Our WordPress optimisation services will improve the technical SEO of your website and make it load faster, therefore improving your rankings as a result.
Website load times are a significant factor that search engines consider when deciding where to place your site in the search results.
A small investment in improving and optimising your website can result in better rankings, bringing you more visitors and potential new business.
If you are unsure how well-optimised your website is, get in touch, and we can run a free website audit to show you exactly what needs optimising.
We can then provide a fixed-cost proposal to get the work done.
Website optimisation considers many seemingly small aspects of your website and ensures they are all correct.
The optimisation takes into account your site’s files, such as the HTML, CSS and Javascript, the structure of your theme templates, image files, and pretty much anything that may slow your site down.
Systematically working through all of these smaller aspects of your site to ensure they are all optimised correctly means that you can confidently get on with your on- and off-page SEO knowing that there is nothing on your site that may be hindering your efforts.
If you are competing in a more competitive niche, this work is even more important as millisecond improvements in your site can have an impact on your search results.