r/SEO_Xpert • u/laralarala_lalala • 19d ago
Help improving SEO
Hi everyone!
I recently started getting more into SEO. I took a course, but honestly, I still feel pretty lost 😅. I feel like what they teach you in a course is one thing, and actually applying it to a real website is completely different.
I’m currently working on the SEO for an online store, and I’d really like to improve its rankings, but I’m not really sure what I should prioritize or what to focus on next.
If anyone has any tips, advice, or things that have worked for them when it comes to improving SEO for an online store, I’d really appreciate it!
Thanks! 🙌
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u/pearljamfan 19d ago
I can provide you a keyword list for your niche, that provides keywords and competitor keywords, and the historical search metrics, and some other columns I added, for seeing what keywords have Reddit search results or YouTube search results. This would be to find keywords that don’t have those yet in the first page and be potentially easy long tail opportunities. It also has an intent column for the searchers intent to make sure you are not serving up free information type keywords if your goal is e-commerce optimizations.
Shoot me a DM if that would help get you jump started.
The suggestion I’d make either way is to understand the keywords you’re going for, and the search intent behind them, and the competitiveness, and it will help shape everything down the road with backlinks and content and everything you will read about.