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Applied Website Semantics
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Applied semantics, is probably different from what we portray it as, but we believe it should be the complete merge of all the processes above to create a SEO compliant website.
All the core on-site factors should fit together to create a fully compliant website built around quality with the goal to retain website visitors, whilst maintaining a friendly position with search engines.
Many web designers build for the end user, whilst SEO professionals build for the search engines, this separation has been a major issue for websites published worldwide. Applied semantics should be the encapsulation of all positive SEO efforts.
Successful highly ranking websites do not always follow every guideline set out, sometimes, websites can perform really well without a great deal of effort, but these websites are usually performing well because they have a product or service that has attracted a lot of popularity, meaning that the website would have accumulated a large volume of backlinks.
Websites should always focus on the end users, remember, what good is website traffic if the website itself isn't able to retain the visitors, see the example screenshot of a bounce rate in analytics:
Website semantics is covered previously in this document, applied semantics focuses more on the grouping of the SEO factors that make up a websites performance.
On the next page, we have put together some general SEO guidelines that should be followed, they may also help you troubleshoot should anything happen with your rankings that is unexpected.
SEO is about quality, focus and determination. Optimising websites is not an overnight process, the off site process which also plays an important part in SEO is also vital.
Googlometer
Score Your Websites SEO Status
Want to know how well your website scores in the SEO department? Well now you can with our new free SEO application the Googlometer.
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