Too get optimize easily use friendly names for the page title moreover it will helps the user to find in an easy manner. the length of the text should in between 50 to 60 characters because search engine will show the 50 to 60 characters of a title tags in your content often will be truncated. Similarly you have to focus on your keyword to start first of your page title. Kindly avoid characters like comma,dash in the page title, to highlight use vertical or pipes to separate the keyword the page title. Remember that title should be unique and kindly create your own. Never put your tittle tags a website name unless it is popular.
The meta description appears below the url of your page title in search engine result page. Meta tag description is a keyword which will place important phase and moreover it should be relevant and convenient to describe the content. the length should be 130-160 by using your keywords.
The heading will helps to identify the content of your page . Usage of techniques heading for the better option.
Change .co.in to .com it will helps you to list international for that go to google + , go to
url bar , chance .co.in to .com/rel then enter.
While optimizing existing content can offer low hanging fruit opportunities, it’s still important to choose your efforts wisely.
Focus on the opportunities that present the largest volume of potential traffic.
As you noticed in our example above, we looked at the pages with high impressions but low CTR. We start there because impressions can be a proxy for popularity and your site’s ability to rank for that term. The low CTR could be fixed by improving the page title and meta description, and by improving the rank position of that page.
2. Don’t change the target keyword to something too broad
In looking at your Google Search Console data, you are likely to find broad keywords that get lots of impressions.
Think about the “social media management” term we found in our example above. It had almost 4x the impressions of the new keyword we chose. But the meaning of that term is not specific enough to drive relevant traffic that has the potential to convert.
3. Don’t change the target keyword to something too different in meaning
If you created content around a target keyword, trying to target a new keyword that is substantially different in meaning can be much harder than it’s worth. You would need to rewrite portions of the content to make it relevant enough to the term to rank for it. In this scenario, it’s better to use that keyword as an idea for a brand new piece of content.
4. Update your internal links
If you do change your keyword, you will likely also need to change your URL. Don’t forget that you probably have internal links on your site pointing to that old URL. The anchor text of those internal links is an important signal for Google to know what you declare your content to be about. So you’ll want to update them to use the new keyword in the anchor text and the new URL.
5. Update your page title, meta description, images, etc.
If you change your target keyword, you’ll need to include that keyword in all the right places.
