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What are some common SEO mistakes to avoid?

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Here are some common SEO mistakes to avoid:

  1. Keyword stuffing: Overusing keywords in your content can actually harm your SEO, as it makes your content less readable and can be considered spammy.
  2. Duplicate content: Having multiple pages on your website with identical or very similar content can harm your SEO as search engines may not know which version to index.
  3. Ignoring meta tags: Meta tags, like the title tag and meta description, provide information about your web page to search engines and can affect your search rankings.
  4. Broken links: Broken links on your website can harm your SEO by making it difficult for search engines to crawl your site.
  5. Not having a mobile-friendly website: With more and more users accessing the web from mobile devices, it's important to have a mobile-friendly website that's easy to navigate on smaller screens.
  6. Not optimizing images: Optimizing images with descriptive file names and alt text can help them rank in image search results and also improve accessibility for visually impaired users.
  7. Not optimizing for local search: If you have a physical business location, it's important to optimize your website for local search by including your location information and getting listed in local directories.
  8. Not having a XML sitemap: A XML sitemap can help search engines easily find and index all of the pages on your website.
  9. Not tracking your analytics: Tracking your website's analytics can give you valuable insight into how well your SEO efforts are working and where you need to improve.
  10. Ignoring the technical side of SEO: Technical SEO includes optimizing the site structure, managing the website load time and using schema markups, etc. These practices are crucial to have a SEO friendly website.
 
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