SEO

    On-Page SEO

    Term #84

    Improvements made directly on a page: H1-H3 headings, meta descriptions, URLs, content, alt text, internal links, schema markup. Fully within your control.

    In practice

    On-page SEO for a store means optimizing product and category pages. A title like 'Product #1234' versus 'White Linen Shirt for Men, Size M.' Google promotes what it understands.

    Common misconception

    'On-page = keyword stuffing.' Google in 2024 understands context, not repetition. A page with 'shoes' repeated 50 times gets penalized. Rich content that answers search intent will rank.

    How to fix it

    Product pages not ranking? (1) unique H1 with the primary keyword, (2) unique meta description, (3) alt text for every image, (4) 300+ words of unique content, (5) internal links to category and related products.

    Example

    A houseplant store used titles like 'Monstera' (the Latin name). Changing to 'Monstera Plant for Your Home — Care and Growth Guide' tripled organic traffic within six months, from a title change alone.

    Priority

    On-page comes before link building. Order: keyword research → on-page → technical fixes → links. Do on-page for your 10 best-selling products first.

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