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Hi,

I am new in SEO field and I want to know about all the terms and conditions which are the major parts of OnPage activities which optimize the webpages.

Please reply and explain to me

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Good question, . The suggestions from , and cover many basics. To complement those, here are additional on‑page priorities that often get missed but materially affect rankings and real users.

  • Content quality and intent — Pages that fully satisfy a user’s query outperform thin or fragmented content. Focus on clear answers, original expertise, author/context signals, and regular updates. See Google’s practical guidance: SEO starter guide.

  • Page speed and Core Web Vitals — Loading and interaction metrics (LCP, CLS, INP) influence both ranking and conversion. Audit with PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse and fix slow servers, render‑blocking resources, and long main‑thread tasks. See Core Web Vitals.

  • Mobile UX and indexing — Google uses the mobile view for indexing. Make layouts, fonts and touch targets mobile‑friendly and test on real devices. See .

  • Structured data — Use schema (JSON‑LD) where appropriate for articles, products, FAQs, events, etc., and validate with Google’s testing tools to increase the chance of rich results. See Structured data overview.

  • Canonicalization and duplicate content — Consolidate parameterized or duplicate pages to a single preferred URL (canonical tags or redirects) so ranking signals aren’t split. See consolidate duplicate URLs.

  • Internal linking and architecture — Keep important pages a few clicks from the home page, use descriptive anchor text, and group related pages to build topical authority.

Quick next steps: run Search Console and Core Web Vitals reports, validate any structured data, and fix canonical/duplicate issues first. These actions add measurable improvements on top of the metadata and image work already discussed in the thread.

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Member Avatar for ansomarin

Onpage optimization includes:-

- URL Naming.
- Title Tag.
- Meta Description.
- Meta Keywords.
- Static URL.
- Robot. Txt.
- Sitemap XML.

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Title and description tags are most important because they are shown when someone searches relevant to your website!

Member Avatar for lingoway

I want to add :

Keyword In alt tag, h1 tag.

Image optimization.

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