This structure helps search engines understand your content better. It also makes it easier for readers to skim through and find what they need.
These elements directly affect click-through rates, so make them count. Aim for a title length of 45-55 characters (but no more than 60 characters) and a meta description between 70 and 155 characters (but no more than 160 characters). Use benefit-driven copy and use power words to make your descriptions more compelling. Make sure each page has a unique title and description to avoid duplication.
Use Internal and External Links
Internal links guide readers to other pages on your site. They also help search engines crawl your website effectively. For example, link to your relevant blog posts or service pages.
External links add credibility by connecting to trusted sources. Ensure these links open in a new tab to keep users on your site longer.
Use descriptive anchor text for your links rather than generic phrases like “click here”. This provides context and improves SEO. For example, instead of “Learn more about our services here”, use “Explore our comprehensive accounting services”.
Hunter & Scribe can assist with web content creation that incorporates effective linking strategies.
Create Content That Answers Questions
Search engines favour content that provides value. Think about the questions your audience asks and write to answer them in detail. This approach positions you as an expert in your field and simultaneously improves your rankings.
Start by identifying the common questions your audience asks. Use tools like Google’s “People also ask” feature or FAQs from your own clients as inspiration. For example, accountants might address common questions through blog posts with titles like “How do I maximise my tax deductions?” or “What is the difference between a partnership and a company?”
Make Your Copy Mobile-Friendly
Most people browse websites on their phones. If your site isn’t mobile-friendly, you risk losing traffic. Ensure your copy is easy to read on smaller screens by using short paragraphs and larger fonts.
Mobile users have limited attention spans and are often on the go. Simplify your language using tools like the Hemingway app to ensure clarity and ease of understanding on mobile screens. To enhance mobile readability, use chunking techniques like subheaders, bullet points and short paragraphs.
Make your sales message obvious and place it in the middle of the screen. Don’t be afraid to use images or videos. Mobile-optimised copy ensures your message is clear, engaging and accessible to all users.