Achin Himanshu Jha- My Life on Web

Why We can use Structured data in SEO? In search engine optimization the structured data is one which is used in SEO for adding some markup tag to your website so that we can add some additional information to the website. The results which we can get by adding these structured data is called the rich snippets. What are Rich Snippets ?" Rich Snippets (also known as “Rich Results”) are normal Google search results with additional data displayed. What is Rich Answer ? Rich Answers, also known as Instant Answers (formerly Quick Answers) are answered by Google, instantly, without credit to the site. What is the Knowledge Graph ? The knowledge graph is the result which is showing for the gallery of the google my business? Types of Structured Data When search engines crawl your web page, they can only understand so much. Some elements such as videos and reviews aren’t easily understood. By adding schema markup (structured data), we can tell engines what informa...

When we are doing SEO then our main motto is to increase the traffic of the website. There are different ways to get traffic to the website. one of the important ways are:-   Direct   Social    Organic   Paid  Referral Direct traffic is the traffic which comes directly to your website. Social traffic is the way by which we can get the traffic from the social site. Paid traffic is the way where the traffic comes from the paid sites. Referral traffic is the traffic by which we get traffic from other sites. Organic traffic is the traffic by which we get traffic from the Search Engine. Ways to increase the organic traffic of a website . 1. Identify the link by using a paid tool such as Moz, Google webmaster &  screaming frog -  We can identify my bad link in these tools first. We should manipulate this link. 2. Deleting the bad link by using Google Disavow tool.-  After this, we should disavo...

Link-building mistakes come with the territory: The longer you spend pitching webmasters, the more war stories and link failures you’ll have under your belt. I’ve done many, many linking campaigns and have made my share of mistakes.  Based on my experience, I am not sure which campaign was a bigger epic fail: The campaign where all the email I sent went to the trash folder because I used a term associated with spam in the subject line. The fact I launched a huge content campaign the same day Donald Trump was inaugurated. These things happen.  Mistakes are a key ingredient of learning, particularly when it comes to link outreach. You will probably make a lot of mistakes and get very frustrated before you learn how to consistently build links with content. It’s all part of the learning process. What if you could skip over the costly learning curve and jump directly into all the link-building lessons without committing all the mistakes?  Would you like t...