Author: Tristan Staal

You want more visitors to your website, but where do you start? SEO is one of the most effective ways to increase your online visibility. Yet it can be hard not to overlook anything. With our free updated SEO content checklist, you can prepare your website for better search engine rankings and more traffic. A practical and complete list you can use right away! Why a SEO checklist is indispensable Optimising a page for SEO costs

Internal search data are data about the search terms that are entered in your search bar(s) within your website. Would you like to make your website or your navigation much more intuitive? And would you like to rank (even) better for commercial search terms that perfectly match your offer? Then take a look at these search terms. If your shop is already getting some traffic, this information can be very valuable. After all, you can see exactly which terms visitors type into your search bar and where they do so. And these terms

For website owners, a lot of user data fell away in recent months. For example, if your website collects non-anonymised analytical cookies (in addition to functional cookies), explicit consent is needed and a cookie banner is therefore required. Many cookie banners were thus made stricter, resulting in a backlash of data. However, it pays to take a critical look at your cookie banner and optimise it. Of course, you still want as many people as possible to accept the (anonymous) cookies. However, it is important to

The page that Google shows you after entering the search query (the SERP - Search Engine Results Page) changes and keeps changing. Due to changes in the algorithm, (AI) capabilities or other new features, the search engine results page may suddenly look completely different for your keyword. So it is important to check this page if you create new content or change old ones because your click through rate is dropping. Funnily enough, the SERP analysis for writing

Do you recognise this? You want to quickly buy a handbag for the holidays and start your search in Google to do so. You scroll hard past the intrusive shopping ads. Finally, you are in calm waters among the organic search results. You scan the first few pages and find a shop that suits you. You click, and to your great surprise, you see 'Out of stock'. Click, back to Google! Unfortunately, it happens regularly to large ecommerce websites that sold-out pages appear in Google.

Detecting and correcting old 404 pages with external backlinks can be very valuable for your rankings. These 404 pages are not only a missed opportunity for valuable traffic, but can also damage your site's credibility and user experience. Besides, Google weighs the quality of your external backlinks heavily in its ranking algorithm. So identifying and correcting these errors can have a significant impact on your SEO performance. Especially if you have a larger webshop with a varying

Link SC data to your crawl statistics and see right away why pages are performing poorly. Follow the roadmap and know where your priorities lie!

The engagement rate in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) allows you to see how engaged users are with your website. As a website owner, you naturally want to know in as much detail as possible whether visitors are reading your texts and whether they are further interested in what you have to offer. This engagement is measured by counting so-called 'engagement events'. GA4 counts an engagement session as; Conversion events are, for example: clicking on links and buttons, filling in forms or viewing

Onderhe guise of 'if it doesn't load, it doesn't rank', Google is urging website owners to publish only user-friendly websites. In 2021, it therefore came up with the Core Web Vitals. These are three metrics that paint a picture of website usability. These three metrics thus affect the ranking of individual pages. From March 2024, Google will come up with a new metric, Interaction to Next Paint (INP). INP will then replace First Input Delay (FID). Since May,

The first edition of the semi-annual BrightonSEO event is over. The world's largest gathering of 'search engine marketers' had plenty of good talks this edition. And with more than 100 sessions in two days, the SEO event provided quite a bit of SEO-FOMO. Not only onder SEOs who could not attend, but also among attendees who had to choose which talk to attend. Therefore, I discuss 3 talks that stood out for me, in case you missed something. 1.