To make a website accessible to search engines, it must first be indexed by major search engines like Google, Yahoo, or Bing.
First, it can take Google a few days to index your site in search results. However, there are some steps you can take to check if Google knows your site exists.
Search engines can take some time to index your site. This timeframe actually depends on the search engines themselves. Generally, a minimum of two weeks is expected.
Remember that the most important aspects of SEO for your site are your content (which must include relevant keywords), your professional domain name, the SEO work on your pages, your page URLs, the Title, Description, and H1 tags, the alt text (ALT attributes), and your favicon.
With a Premium package, you will have the necessary tools to work and improve the positioning of your site on search engines.
Have you published your site but need help finding it when you search on Google?
First, it may take Google a minimum of 2 weeks to index your site on search results. However, you can do a few things to check if Google knows your website exists.
Is my website visible on Google?
On your Dashboard, click Manage. In the section: Is my site visible on Google? To check if Google has taken the time to analyze and index your website, click the CHECK IF MY SITE IS INDEXED button
Note:
Could your site shown on the 2nd and 3rd page of Google search results?
On page SEO
Tools are built into the WebSelf editor to help you optimize your site's SEO.
You can write SEO metadata for each page (URL, title tag, meta description) directly in the SEO tab.
- Click on Page in the left-hand column, then on the three dots, and finally on Settings.
- Click on the SEO tab.
- Write SEO metadata on each window :
-Page URL
The page URL is the web path to your page. By default, this is based on the Page Name. For SEO purposes, you can modify this one. It is best to use strategic keywords in URLs. The full address of your page will look like this: http://www.Yoursite.com/AddressURLofYourPage.ws. So choose a URL address that contains specific keywords or terms on the landing page.
Advice:
Try to limit the length of your URL so that it is easier for the visitor to remember.
If you change your URL addresses, you will have to redo all the links that point to this page on your site or your partners' websites.
Page title
The Page title (Title tag) is the first information analyzed by search engines and is the most visible. It is displayed on each entry in search results and should precisely and concisely describe your page. The most crucial Page title of your site is the homepage title.
So take the time to add a relevant title on the SEO Settings tab when you add a page to your WebSelf site. The Title field of the page (Title tag) is also a way to have additional keywords to boost the SEO of your pages. The title of your page should be short and correspond as closely as possible to the content. It is better to use a different title for each page and change it regularly.
Try to limit the length of your page title to between 50 and 60 characters (including spaces).
Metadescription
You can enter a short description of your page in the page description, Which will appear in the search results pages.
Advice :
The description should be short and condensed but written in a readable paragraph containing between 70 and 160 characters. Essential keywords can also be there, but they should be included in a complete sentence, not as a list.
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DISCLAIMER REGARDING SEO RECOMMENDATIONS:
It is important to note that SEO services are not included in WebSelf packages. The company does not offer paid SEO services either.
However, tools and various resources (articles, videos, etc.) are made available to assist you in optimizing and improving your site's ranking.
Given that numerous factors (both internal and external) influence SEO, WebSelf cannot be held responsible for your site's ranking or position in search results.
PLEASE NOTE: Results and recommendations provided by SEO analysis tools (such as those from Google) often suggest solutions designed for custom-built websites coded entirely by a developer for a client.
WebSelf, on the other hand, enables the creation of dynamic websites using pre-established themes, requiring no programming or web coding knowledge. This approach makes site creation and management accessible to a wider range of users. However, it entails certain limitations regarding code customization and, consequently, the technical optimizations that can be applied for organic search (SEO).
It is therefore important to interpret recommendations from SEO analysis tools while taking into account the specific capabilities and limitations of the WebSelf platform.
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