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SEO is an inviting space open to great possibilities if only people would reach out and seize it! When prompted, SEO experts are happy to share their experiences and recent strategies for the usage of search engine optimization. With the guidance of our SEO experts, our websites are sure to climb to the top recommendations for Google searches.

Social media is that facilitator enabling access to these SEO titans and gems.

![Social Media Community Empowers Learning](https://res.cloudinary.com/bytesizedpieces/image/upload/v1660577961/article/seo-biggest-mistakes/social_media_community_kbgavj.jpg)

Those in the SEO industry can help **any individual, beginner or expert, gain the foresight to find success with their websites**. Whether blogging or selling products, every website is impacted by keyword research, search engine optimization, link building, and modern approaches to SEO strategy.

With that said, to help you on your search engine optimization journey, experts provide their deep technical SEO experience and share their experiences of common mistakes beginners tend to make when it comes to SEO. Other's experiences are powerful when taken into account and applied can propel you to victory. SEO beginners who follow these words of wisdom will find themselves profoundly understanding SEO and how best to strategically apply it to find success.

## Why They Classify as SEO Experts

Every individual listed has a solid background of success. Many **run their own successful operations and agencies**, others have seen **rapid** and **consistent growth** with their websites in a short period of months and sustain their viewership long-term. All have made **substantial contributions** in the world of technical SEO by **actively providing high-quality content** focusing on SEO insights to online communities.

Note how our deemed experts have different accomplishments and backgrounds. This enables a well-rounded impression of how SEO consideration is uniform in any discipline and business!

## Expert Insights on the Biggest Mistakes Beginners make with SEO

### The Failure to Establish Oneself as a Domain Expert

The whole point of providing content is to answer a question your reader has been asking. Common sense says that a person asking a question is inclined to listen to those who prove their ability to provide a sufficient answer. This leads to the importance of ***topical authority*** or **the measure of authority built up through proven expertise and trust in your field.** Abundance of high-quality, informative content proves your website is a trusted source for information on a particular topic. 

This leads to the firstmost piece of wisdom from our SEO experts.

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 Many site owners make the mistake of <Bold>not covering a topic in its entirety</Bold> and trying to get to publishing "money pages" too quickly.
 
 
 <Bold>Topical authority</Bold> solves so many other issues and allows for so many more valuable optimizations like internal linking, content quality/depth, and brand building.
 Go deep. Go wide. And keep asking yourself how you can super-serve your audience.
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/PALemley">Paul Lemley</Anchor> owner of 18 successful niche websites
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Proving expertise naturally takes time, consistency, and, as a result, patience, and perseverance. If your readers begin to see you as a knowledgable go-to source, then naturally the search engines will follow.

Unfortunately, we are subject to a culture of impatience and instant gratification which instills in us the expectation of quick results. Otherwise, we turn to assume our efforts are in vain.

This leads to the next advice our SEO experts encourage newcomers to search engine optimization to follow.

### Avoid the Expectation of Immediate Results (All or Nothing Mentality)

![Fast Paced Society creates Expectations for Rapid SEO Results](https://res.cloudinary.com/bytesizedpieces/image/upload/v1660580300/article/seo-biggest-mistakes/fast_society_mqjoyq.jpg)

The common advice these SEO experts provide revolves around **patience and persistence**. We live in a fast-paced society which has caused us to grow accustomed to quick results.

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 One of the biggest mistakes people make when getting into SEO. They are focusing on <Bold>quick hacks or shortcuts</Bold> instead of thinking long term. <Bold> Good things take time and SEO takes patience. </Bold>
 
 
 <Bold>Starting with your own page and making it the best resource on the web is a great way to learn about UX, writing, and human psychology.</Bold>
 
 
 -<Anchor href="https://twitter.com/saintvienna">Dan</Anchor> owner of <Anchor href="https://www.saintvienna.com/">saintvienna.com</Anchor>
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When SEO newcomers do not see rapid progress, they tend to assume that what they are trying is not working. Beginners oftentimes try to tackle all areas they find out about for SEO and have expectations for it to immediately convert into strong results. In reality, there are common optimizations we should focus most of our efforts towards.

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 The biggest mistake is<Bold> overcomplicating everything</Bold> which leads to lack of motivation and giving up. SEO is not that hard but requires <Bold>patience and consistency.</Bold>
 
 
 Three of the most important activities are:
 
 
 <Bold>1. Keyword research</Bold>
 
 
 <Bold>2. Content inspection</Bold>
 
 
 <Bold>3. Publishing</Bold>
 
 
 Doing these 3 properly will definitely result in website growth. The rest can be worked on when you get to 50k–100k visits monthly.
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/PassiveSphere">Denis </Anchor>runs niche sites up to 100k/month ($0-$4000 niche site in 4 months)
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SEO beginners tend to fall victim to ***analysis paralysis***.

**Analysis Paralysis depicts the inability to make decisions as a result of over-thinking.** Too much data can cause more harm than good and can cripple our progress when it comes to SEO.

One such expert has noticed this trend and suggests instead of fixating on the data, focus efforts on creating great content and spreading the word!

![Analysis Paralysis](https://res.cloudinary.com/bytesizedpieces/image/upload/v1660582407/article/seo-biggest-mistakes/analysis_paralysis_kryfak.jpg)

The biggest mistake people make when it comes to SEO is ***"analysis paralysis"***.


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 Individuals spend 10x the amount of time just looking and gathering data than they do actually executing items that move the needle on your rankings and traffic. That's not to say you should just change things willy-nilly, or that keyword research is bad, or that you shouldn't have an SEO roadmap. You should.
 
 
 However, <Bold>instead of checking your rankings</Bold> for 30 minutes every morning for vanity, <Bold> do outreach for links or get some more content created!</Bold>
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/jeremyriveraseo">Jeremy Rivera </Anchor> owner of <Anchor href="https://seoarcade.com/">seoarcade.com,</Anchor> SEO adviser and owner of several niche sites monetized by affiliate commissions and display ads
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### Beginners Mistakenly Prioritize Content Quantity over Content Quality

![Quality first then Quantity](https://res.cloudinary.com/bytesizedpieces/image/upload/v1660583972/article/seo-biggest-mistakes/quality_quantity_skchxh.jpg)

The next common trend our SEO experts have identified among beginners focuses on optimizing details besides what should be the most obvious one: ***the quality of the content!***

Website owners churn out a lot of content of lower tier or average quality, sacrificing quality for quantity.

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 99% of people are not writing quality content. They do great keyword research but then outsource the writing and accept below-average content. Publish the content you would be happy to find. If you searched this query, would you be thrilled to have landed on this site? If the answer is anything but YES, you're doing it wrong.
 
 
 <Bold> SEO folks love talking about everything but quality…WRITE GREAT CONTENT and the rest usually takes care of itself.</Bold>
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/NicheDown">Mike </Anchor> of <Anchor href="https://nichetwins.com/">nichetwins.com</Anchor> (has 750k pageviews and 40k a month)
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### Focus on the Easy SEO basics that Make For Quick Wins

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 The biggest mistake I notice with SEO beginners has to do with something so simple and well known...that's probably why most take it for granted or see it as so obvious that most don't even take time for it.
 
 
 <Bold> Proper use of metatags, header tags and optimizing the page title</Bold> is so simple, yet I still see a lot of websites that have the "home" on them and not a single keyword in site. Also, people don't get heading tags right.
 
 
 <Bold> They use multiple H1 tags and don't optimize them. People use the H1 - H6 mostly for CSS styling and not for SEO impact. </Bold>
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/robertodigital_">Roberto Robles</Anchor> owner of <Anchor href="https://katlinks.io/">katlinks.io</Anchor> and <Anchor href="https://superseo.tips/">superseo.tips</Anchor> 
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Beginners are so caught up with the plethora of different focus points for SEO that they tend to forget the basics! Roberto wants to first bring us to grasping the fundamentals before expanding to specificity.

Internal linking is yet another easier way to optimize for search engines. The majority of SEO beginners try to attain backlinks or focus on external linking -  so much so that they forget to give credit toward their own content in effective ways!

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 One of the biggest mistakes <Bold>people make is not using internal links in an effective way.</Bold> The majority of people focus on external backlinks, but internal links have as much effect on page rankings through anchor text and topical relevance. Take advantage of customizing anchor text to <Bold> tell search engines what your key pages are about.</Bold> Use a variety of keywords that you want your target page to rank.
 
 
 <Bold> Avoid using generic anchors like "click here"</Bold> because it tells search engine bots nothing about what the target page is about. Besides anchor text, the other crucial factor when it comes to internal links is to <Bold> make sure the two pages are relevant to each other.</Bold>
 
 
 Don't link just to get more links to pages, but make sure the pages are topically relevant. That will help to <Bold> build topical authority </Bold> for the linked pages and your site overall. 
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/yoyaoh">Yoyaoh Hsueh</Anchor> provides SEO topics and owns niche websites. He has a portfolio of niche sites monetized by affiliate commissions and display ads. He runs a niche site focused weekly newsletter known as Niche Surfer <Anchor href="https://nichesurfer.com/">nichesurfer.com </Anchor>
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However, once we get the basics down, we can get to the fun parts of SEO and dive into keywords to **optimize for keyword rank.**

Keyword research is a primary way to determine what people are actively searching for and guides content marketing planning to enable an increase in organic search visibility, rankings, and traffic.

![Keyword Research using Input and Tools](https://res.cloudinary.com/bytesizedpieces/image/upload/v1660585572/article/seo-biggest-mistakes/keyword_research_y24aev.png)

One expert mentions **keyword research** importance, which often results in a primary keyword being targeted for content creation. Our SEO expert highlights the importance of **secondary keywords** in addition to those primary keywords.

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 A mistake I often see people make is not optimizing their content for <Bold> secondary keywords.</Bold> They pick one main keyword to target for a web page but neglect to find the other related keywords their content can rank for in the SERPs. Search engines like Google often rank similar URLs for a range of closely keywords and if you optimize your content for as many of those keywords as possible, then you can increase the chances of your page ranking high in the SERPs for both the main and secondary keywords.
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/seochatterblog">Stephen Hockman</Anchor> is an entrepreneur and founder of <Anchor href="https://seochatter.com/">SEO Chatter</Anchor>. He specializes in search engine optimization and digital marketing. His passion is to help others master SEO so they can get higher rankings and more targeted traffic to their websites. Stephen has been doing SEO and building niche websites and affiliate sites since 2005.
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Having a list of multiple relevant keywords is vital to ranking, however, we need to strike a delicate balance to have the right variance of keywords. We *can* overdo it with keywords, by providing the same set in too many articles. This results in triggering keyword cannibalization which involves **too many identical keywords spread throughout the content on your website.**

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 The biggest mistakes people make with SEO is when they are <Bold> trying to rank for the same keyword with multiple pages </Bold> on their websites - called <Bold> keyword cannibalization </Bold> - which literally <Bold> confuses the search engine.</Bold> 
 
 
 - <Anchor href="https://twitter.com/jayhustlerSEO">JayhustlerSEO</Anchor> is an SEO & Marketing Engineer who has helped over 107 brands and businesses in improving their website's visibility through SEO.
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Finally, don't sacrifice keyword usage over readability. Always consider the user first. ***Ensure your content is optimized first for the readers, then the search bots.***

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 One of the biggest mistakes when people are doing SEO optimization is trying things that were common sense but are actually deprecated or penalized by the search engines. As the years passed the search algorithms have updated against these hacks, rendering black hat strategies useless.
 
 
 <Bold> My main advice is always to focus in the users, not the bots. You don't have to put a keyword in your H2 if you have a better way to communicate.</Bold>
 
 
 - Marcos Do Canto founder of <Anchor href="https://magicwrite.ai/">Magic Write</Anchor>
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Naturally, over time the way our search engines digest our content will evolve. 

<Anchor href="https://www.bytesizedpieces.com/posts/how-to-write-effective-seo-optimized-content">It is vital we avoid quick-win-type solutions for SEO and prioritize quality content. </Anchor> Quality will persevere over any adjustment that will inevitably be thrown our way in the future.

## Summary

SEO beginners tend to error with:

* Topical Authority
* Patience
* Consistency
* Content Quality
* Data Overthinking
* Basics (like headers, metatags, and inner linking)
* Keyword Research (primary and secondary)
* Avoidance of Keyword Cannibalization

Thanks for reading and for your support, I wish you the best in your SEO adventures!

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10 SEO experts share top mistakes beginners make when it comes to SEO in 2022

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I started blogging with the intent of recording my findings in the tech world and educating others of the beauty of a still relatively hidden field to many (software engineering). I initially started blogging on Medium and enjoyed it so much I decided to make my own. I decided to research on how I can go about *blogging successfully* and here's what I found.

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Let's unload these two facts.

First off, what do I mean by *blogging successfully?*

I define success in a blog as traffic on search engines having high exposure to my content. How is that typically accomplished? A blogger who dove into the technical weeds a bit would know that the key lies behind SEO, performance, and content planning. Of course, I knew this was relevant. But I wanted to go into detail, given my understanding was surface level when it came to the specifics of content structuring. I am overly technical when it came to <Anchor href="https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/guidelines/how-search-works">Google's Indexing Algorithm</Anchor> so I understand how the algorithm is implemented, but not so much on how to provide information in the most efficient way for the web crawlers.

With that, here is what I investigated and dove into!

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## SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

SEO is coined as the <Bold>process behind improving the quality and quantity of website traffic to a website or a web page from search engines.</Bold>

SEO applies to three critical areas, your <Bold>website structure</Bold>, your <Bold>website content</Bold>, and <Bold>backlinking.</Bold>

Now, if you're a blogger on Medium exclusively, don't worry too much about the website structure part. Medium does the heavy lifting here for you. If you own a blog website listen up! When I mention structure, I mean details that typically make for quick changes but can lead to a serious improvement in discoverability.

### Website Structure Improvements

* Metadata (adding meta tags like title, description, language, etc)
* Alt attributes to Images
* HTML Element usage (primarily H1-H6 tags)
* Content consistency across mobile + web
* Quality images (but not too large file sizes)

Some not as quick changes have to do with Google's priorities when it comes to indexing.

* <Anchor href="https://developers.google.com/search/mobile-sites/mobile-first-indexing">Mobile web first</Anchor> (Responsive Design)
* Performance (load times) - don't lazy load critical content!
* CDN (Content Delivery Network) for images
* SSR (Server Side Rendering) as opposed to CSR (Client Side Rendering)

Of course, there are many more improvements that can be made, but these seemed like the gist to get to scores of 80% SEO optimization and higher. I will go over a few of these suggestions and why they play a role in reaching our desired audiences.

Let's focus first on discussing the quick fixes for SEO.

The way Google ranks content according to queries is through the usage of web crawlers. Web crawlers are bots that go through the *literal billions* of websites found on Google. These bots follow set guidelines that help determine how to rank all of these websites. That being said, structuring the bones of your website with meta tags that include title and description helps the crawlers understand the intent or purpose of your website. Providing heading tags H1-H6 defines the order and the key takeaways of your content. It also has the bonus of helping your fast readers parse the text in the way they prefer, so having this type of structuring is a win-win for the bots and for your readers. Finally, alt attributes tell the crawlers what the content of your image is because they can't explicitly see for themselves!

Now let's go over the changes that take some heavy lifting to implement.

Approximately one year ago, Google changed from desktop to mobile-first indexing. That means that the crawlers will look at your website in a mobile web context first and if it doesn't look good there, well, then you're in a bit of a pickle when it comes to ranking. Responsive design can be tricky to add for a well-established website, given the transition in layout from multiple columns to a forced single-column. But there is no denying, it's a time-proven fact that the majority of people browse on their phones now. So this change in priority for Google's indexing didn't come without reason, and the adjustment is only for the benefit of your website viewers.
For performance, the load time for the pages on your website is critical. Just think about how you interact with slow websites. If a page takes a couple of seconds to come up, do you stay or exit? You'd probably only stay on excruciatingly slow websites if you were in dire need of using the clunky experience. You'd stay on slow websites like the DMV or your Electric Utility Company because you have to pay your bills or register your vehicle. But you wouldn't be happy to stay on lazy non-performant sites like these.

Now that we understand the user by putting ourselves in their shoes, we can see why performance matters. <Bold>Reducing your bounce rate and encouraging stronger user retention is critical</Bold>, website performance is vital to these metric improvements, and that is why the googles indexing algorithm takes your website's performance into account.

![Website Performance Speed Test Illustration](https://res.cloudinary.com/bytesizedpieces/image/upload/v1642740130/article/how-to-create-a-strong-blog-and-write-effective-seo-optimized-content/web_performance_speed_test_mz035x.png)

### How do we improve performance?

Here are just a few ways:

* Move images to a CDN
* Improve API response times
* Minify Javascript and CSS files
* Clean up unnecessary packages
* Use a fast web host
* Decrease image sizes
* Caching (Frontend & Backend)
* Reduce font variation
* Pre-rendering
* Pre-fetching

SSR (Server Side Rendering) vs CSR (Client Side Rendering) is a big topic. In a nutshell, Client-Side Rendering is when all of the Javascript is rendered on your user's browser. Server-Side Rendering is when all of this occurs on the server, so your client's browser has everything it needs and is ready to go immediately. Because of this, the web crawlers have the fully-fledged website up faster for them to parse. Therefore, Server Side Rendering plays directly into the Performance (load times) case.

### Website Content Improvements

Now let's talk about the content that goes into our website. What we put into our blog posts not only requires research on what to *discuss* but also which *wording* we want to use to make google and our web searchers happy.

Simply put, we want to supply the information that people are using search engines for. How do we do that? We need to research what people are even asking in the first place! This is where <Italics><Bold>keywords</Bold></Italics> relevance comes into play.

Let's say you want to talk about the benefits of eating Thai curry. When you type Thai curry into Google search, what you get are a bunch of topics around *recipes* for Thai curry! That being said, if your article mentions the benefits of eating curry, you're providing an answer to questions nobody asked for in the first place. This is why research prior to writing is so important.

You want to provide relevant, new information for the questions people are asking. The inclusion of relevant keywords around these topics helps Google determine the weight of accuracy in your pieces, and keywords serve to summarize the content of your writings. These keywords can be extensively researched through several online tools. <Anchor href="https://ahrefs.com">Ahrefs</Anchor>, <Anchor href="https://ads.google.com/home/tools/keyword-planner">Google's Keyword Planner</Anchor>, and <Anchor href="https://www.semrush.com/seo">Semrush</Anchor> are just a few of those resources.

Another detail to note when researching keywords with these third party tools are long tail keywords. Long tail keywords are the specific questions individuals tend to research when they are close to converting or making a purchase.
Long tail keywords are gold mines for bloggers as they tend to have lower competition online. If you want to better understand long tail keywords and how you can use them to drive up the discoverability of your content, <Anchor href="https://seoarcade.com/long-tail-seo-strategy-how-to-improve-ctr-in-search-results">check out this detailed article that breaks it all down</Anchor>.

Finally, it helps to write about a niche. If nobody is talking about a certain topic and you're an expert in that topic, you're in a perfect position. People will eventually go to Google questions about your topic and you will go unchallenged by competitors. Only you can provide the answer, so you would get exclusive access to all of that traffic!

One such example of a blog that focuses on a particular niche, is that of a mechanical engineer who writes about plastic pipes and flanges. Because the blogger focuses on a topic not widely discussed online, their <Anchor href="https://www.punchlistzero.com">mechanical engineering blog</Anchor> gets premium access to those looking for that specific information. As a result of focusing on a niche topic, they attract thousands of daily organic visitors!

Ok, so this is a summary of what I've researched on approach for my blog for a relative level of success. Now we come to the part where I decided to build my blog.

## Building my own personal blog

![Developing Personal Blog Illustration](https://res.cloudinary.com/bytesizedpieces/image/upload/v1642740210/article/how-to-create-a-strong-blog-and-write-effective-seo-optimized-content/developing_personal_blog_mlkghn.jpg)

Why did I decide to do it?

Well, first off, I'm a Frontend Developer! So, I figured why not! I love working on projects and this sounded like a fun challenge. With the newfound knowledge of how my content should be served to users, I went to thinking about the design of my blog and searched for the relevant technologies that can give me things like server-side rendering, fast web hosts, ease of responsive handling, and more. After coming up with that list I went to building and recently went through the launch of my personal website.

What are the benefits to having my own blog you may ask?

Although it requires work to maintain, I do this for a living, so it's not too heavy on the learning for me. But I get to tailor my posts however I want to, which is very very cool. If I want a quiz in the middle of my article for more hands-on learning? I can add one. If I want to have syntax highlighting for the code I've written? I've got it! I can go as far as my creativity goes, which is a luxury.

Another plus to having my own personal blog is that I can establish a more direct relationship with my viewers. People won't say "I found this awesome post on <Italics>Insert Third Party Website here</Italics> they'll mention ByteSizedPieces! The theming, styles, structure of the website are all catered to my preference and topic of discussion. The list goes on.

If you are enjoying ByteSizedPieces, please feel free to ask me any questions you may have. I am working on an article that thoroughly goes through the technologies I used and why I chose them, so stay tuned for that!

Thanks for reading and for your support, I wish you the best in your blogging adventure!

Until then, happy coding!

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