Hello friends.
The forum has livened up a bit with the addition of trade. On the one hand, I didn’t like it. Now people might be hesitant to openly write about the services they provide for money. Still, hoping it won’t be like that, I’m opening this topic.
Friends, as we know, we generally divide SEO into two. On-site and off-site. Now, regarding this on-site issue, there are similar words on everyone’s tongue. Usually, one or two people write. The rest write the same things just to blog. But actually, I think this topic hasn’t been fully touched upon in the market. Can everyone who buys a 20 lira book become an SEO expert?
For example, a sentence like this passes by. “The title will be a maximum of 60 - 70 characters”. Good and nice, everyone knows this. But this point isn’t being paid attention to. We generally use wp and have ready-made templates.
We usually use %post_title% | %blog_title%. But because we automate the job, this title often exceeds 70 characters.
Again we say “There must be 1 h1, 2 h2s. Using more than one h1, using h1 after h2 is not appropriate”. I think it’s true. We always follow these rules when writing articles. But when we put that article into the site, things don’t happen like that. Why?
The other day I bought a popular movie theme. List price 80 lira. People at R10 praised it a lot. Saying it’s SEO compatible etc. It’s fast, nice. But friends, the titles of the widgets in the sidebar are all h1. I put the site through an SEO analysis to see what’s what, it says “There are 10 h1 titles”. Also, there is this “make a comment” text which passes as h2 in many themes. Man, why do you assign a heading to such a thing? Why do you make 10 h1s?
Again, we always say the similarity ratio of pages is important. Every page must be in harmony with its title. But in some themes, there is an h1 title in the form of a site description. The same h1s and h2s exist on every page. And we rejoice thinking we wrote an SEO compatible article.
So, do I misunderstand or is the situation as I see it? I follow a path like this for on-site SEO.
Whichever theme I will use, I edit the h headings.
I make title settings with the All in SEO plugin. To avoid making the structure %post_title% | %blog_title% too long unintentionally, I fill %blog_title% with sitename.com or brand. It can be %post_title% | Brand.
This is the part I get stuck on the most. What is the first thing Google will see on our page? The Title. I think this is of vital importance. Google loves naturalness. It doesn’t like automation. I think all articles on a site should be completely unique starting from the title. Inside the site category but unique against other pages.
For example, I opened a new movie site. I set the permalinks as /%postname%-full-hd-watch/. Then I thought? Having “full-hd-watch” at the end of every movie clearly symbolizes automation. Not just the link structure, when the title is %post_title% | Brand, it’s the same. There is excessive similarity both within our own site and to other sites. To prevent this, I thought of making it %post_title% full hd watch|%post_title%. Similarity is inevitable but this way link structures within the site become quite different. I feel like automation decreases.
I examined normal sites. The title is like this:
Ant Man Full Watch | Hd 720p Watch | Turkish Dubbing Watch
Even if the movie changes, the last part never changes. The word “watch” passing 3 times is also thought-provoking. I say instead of this
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Ant Man Full hd Watch | Single Part 720p Ant Man Movie Watch**
This state looks like it’s a bit out of automation. Even, I don’t know exactly, but it could be like this.
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Ant Man Full hd Watch | Single Part 720p Movie Watch Ant Man**
Now I think it’s better. Instead of hd, full, single part, watch, movie words repeating constantly, if the movie name passes 2 times, I think it will be better.
I think of every page as if it were a separate home page. From that angle, I don’t see any harm in the movie name passing 2 times. If we had a site called gezirehberi.com we could write an article like Bu Alanadı Satılık.
Masters, it’s 5:21 AM. I’m sleepless from the night. Paranoia is kicking in. I think a bit of obsession disease has started in me too. I know the topic is very messy and I apologize. And I request if you read it, please state your opinions on this matter. Main issues:
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- Number and order of h tags within the page- Similarities in URL structures and URL uniqueness- Similarities in Title structures and uniqueness- Effect of automation in Title and URL
- Negative impact on page quality of texts found the same on every page- Tag usage and logical explanation[/ol]
I strongly request your Opinions and Help on these 6 issues along with what I wrote above.
But the reaction search engines will give to this is unknown. That’s why I opened this topic. To see if anyone has experience or knowledge. Also, the movie industry is very different, you know.