On Page SEO: The 4 Step Checklist To Rankings In 2024

[@henrythomas7112]

Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!

[@thinker2925]

Sweet, thanks for the on page SEO tips!

[@patrickriceco]

You're welcome! Thank you for the support.

[@TomJeffrey-rl8gy]

Very helpful. One question. If I'm creating a product page in Shopify, where would I be putting all of those secondary keywords? Are they being woven into the product description?

[@patrickriceco]

Great question, Tom! We like to add them in the product description and add a module to the page which are FAQ's with each question dropping down with more content. This allows us to get a lot of content on the page without annoying your customers. We also use them in the image alt-text and Schema code! Let me know if this makes sense or if you'd like to chat and I am happy to show you our process. You can book a call here: calendly.com/patrickriceco/discovery-call

[@toofatforabat]

Yes, please create that video about internal links! This video is very useful for people like me who gets to complicate things by over thinking SEO stuff. Great Breakdown of things I should consider when doing these strategies you mentioned in this video.

[@patrickriceco]

You're welcome! I am glad you gained use out of the tutorial. Doing the fundamentals well is much better than overthinking on-page SEO. The only times I overthink on-page is for my primary money pages, which then you can use tools like CORA to ultra-optimize the page. Would you be interested in a tutorial on that or anything else? I will work on the internal linking tutorial!

[@toofatforabat]

I am just starting on my SEO career journey and still figuring things out. Haven't came across CORA yet but an ultra-optimize page tutorial would be mega appreciated.

[@pazanabey]

great stuff. but one question is it harmful for traffic to optimise a URL of an existing page?

[@patrickriceco]

If the page already is getting good traffic, my advice is to be careful changing URLs. For many situations, I would refrain from doing it if your ranking good and getting traffic. If the page is not getting much traffic or nearly as much as you want, and the URL is not optimized, I recommend optimizing the URL and redirecting from the old page to the new page. This can always cause fluctuations in rankings, but they normally return stronger. I hope that helps! Patrick

[@pazanabey]

thanks man. looking for more helpful stuff from you. keep it up.@@patrickriceco