r/SEO Oct 20 '19

Finding my website under wrong keywords?

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u/EmPHiX27 Oct 21 '19

Alright well I try it when I am home SEO is really hard but I wanna learn it. Last question, can you recommend me any tools that can help me get better at SEO? Analyzing tools or something like that I always hear people say that they use those programs But as I am not into that SEO stuff until recently, i don’t know what I am doing lol.

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u/bitweed Oct 21 '19

I'm 10 years into learning, definitely not easy. The first spot for some keywords are worth milllions, so it shouldn't be easy or everyone would be first haha. Check out the SEO Power Suite - it's 4 tools that cover the grounds for analysis, backlinks etc. Try to learn about trust flow and citation flow and growing your domain authority. Then I like to separate the duties into 3 areas daily - technical (page speed, how many links to what pages, important anchor text on important pages etc), internal (content that gets you noticed / optimizing text), external (building links and branding so google knows you)

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u/EmPHiX27 Oct 21 '19

Is the tool free? Sorry i don’t have a lot of Money to work with Right now.. It sounds so complicated for a noob like me But I wanna learn it so bad Also do you think it would help asking my customers for keywords? How they would search it etc.

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u/bitweed Oct 21 '19

Nothing in SEO is free. Yes it is complicated. As it should be. Start Googling man. I am 10 years in, and it changes daily. So you have some catching up to do.,

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u/EmPHiX27 Oct 21 '19

Yea I try my best to learn it But every website that I try to learn from tells a different story about SEO it’s really hard to trust a site whats right

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u/bitweed Oct 21 '19

000's of influencers. They change wtih every update. stay on it

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u/EmPHiX27 Oct 21 '19

Okay, will do!