On-page SEO and UX: 9 SEO methods
Titles, headings, internal links and page layout: the parts of each page that searchers and Google see first.
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48.Title tags
What a title tag is, why Google rewrites some of them, what to put in one, and a step-by-step way to write and check titles for every page.
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49.Meta descriptions
What a meta description is, when Google shows it, what to write, how to use AI for drafts safely, and how to measure click-through changes.
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50.Heading structure (H1 to H6)
How to use H1 to H6 headings: what Google says about multiple H1s and heading order, why screen readers need a clean outline, and a step-by-step fix.
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51.Internal linking
How internal links work, what Google says about crawlable links and anchor text, and a step-by-step plan to fix orphan pages and link from strong pages.
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52.Site navigation and breadcrumbs
How to design crawlable menus and breadcrumbs, add BreadcrumbList markup, and what changed when Google dropped breadcrumbs from mobile results.
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53.Open Graph and social previews
How Open Graph and X card tags set the title, image and description of a shared link, with copy-paste markup, image size advice and preview checkers.
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54.Accessibility
What web accessibility is, how it overlaps with SEO (alt text, headings, link text), what WCAG 2.2 adds, and what the European Accessibility Act means for you.
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55.Engagement rate (bounce rate)
How GA4 defines engagement rate and bounce rate, whether they affect Google rankings, how to find weak pages and what to change to keep visitors.
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56.Intrusive interstitials and ad-heavy layouts
Which pop-ups and ad layouts Google treats as a page experience problem, which ones are allowed, and how to set up email and cookie prompts safely.