One of the best facts about inbound marketing you have built up is that your content continues driving an ROI for your business long after it was created and executed. How about your campaigns generating leads even after a year of their launch. A recent survey reveals that about 90% of the new leads that are generated each month actually converted on offers that you didn’t create or promoted that month. Besides, 70% of them were from the bucket you didn’t lay a hand on in last three months. The blog that you had created and implemented in past were bringing revenue for your business. Hence, when you are creating a content you must take into account your future campaigns and goals. By optimizing your content for search engines, you can make sure that it is getting found and generating leads long after you have discontinued upholding it through various channels like e-mail, calls-to-action and social media.
The page title is the description of your web page at the top of your browser. They tell you about what is your content to the search engine. While doing SEO you must keep title of page in mind as to how it should look. Try keeping your title as short and as meaningful as it could be. Try including high quality keywords in it .Instead of using your company’s name in every single page title use other important terms from the user’s point of view and use vertical pipes to separate concepts and phrases.
2) URL of the webpage
When it comes to the on page SEO, URL of your landing page is the next most significant element. The URL of your landing page presents the search engine with some more information about the content of your page. They also tell us about your site structure. Hence, while creating the URL of your landing page, keep certain things in mind, such as its length, language and keywords. Make sure the URL is not unnecessarily lengthy. Try using words in the URL rather than putting in characters and numerals. Use slashes to separate the concepts and phrases. Put more important keywords closer to the left to make it more specific.
3) The Heading Tag of Your Landing Page
Make sure the content and heading of the landing page is suitable and you have a single heading tag on your landing page. The heading tag on your landing page should describe about the offer and what is the page all about. However, keep it short and simple and never try any keyword-stuffing ploys. The content on your landing page should be such that visitors can easily figure out what are you talking about before they lose internets and go back to search other results.
4) The Visual Content on Your Landing Page
Although audience don’t get to see the words that are provided for the image describing the visual content that you have however they might put in your keywords while searching for a product that you have. This is how search engine functions in case of the images. Hence while you do coding for the image make sure that the file name is short and includes words separated by dashes. Alt tags are displayed by the screen readers when image fails to load. The alt tags are a kind of keywords that describes about the image and gives result when you are searching for an image through words.
Your landing page is one of the most important tools that you have to conduct an unbeaten business however it depends how well you optimize it to get the best out of it. You have the idea, you know how to implement it but it is also you at the end who need to implement it. So go ahead as it is never too late to start something productive.
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