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SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, and Google ranking

What is SEO and Why is it Important?

Showit's tools and SEO settings that help improve website indexing

SEO Tools

How to read data from SEO Analysis Tools and make positive changes for your site

SEO Analysis Tools

File types and the best options when considering your Google Core Web Vitals Scores or other site optimization factors

How to Choose the Right Image File Type

A handful of steps you can take to help fix indexing issues you may have

Indexing Help

What you can do to prepare for the transition from an old website to a new Showit design

SEO Checklist - Moving to Showit or a New Site Design

Tips and tools to improve your website ranking with search engines

Improving Website Ranking

How to customize SEO settings for your blog

Showit Blog SEO

How Sitelinks are structured in Google search results

Google Search Result Sitelinks

How to add alt text descriptions to images

Optimize Your Images for SEO

The ideal file size for images to promote SEO and page responsiveness

Optimizing Your Images to Improve Loading Speed

Adjust the html tags like h1, h2, nav, p associated with your text

Adjust HTML Text Tags

URL Redirects in Showit

Making Redirects in WordPress with your Showit website

URL Redirects in WordPress

How to set the site icon that appears in the URL bar in your browser

Set Your Favicon

Tips for improving your Core Web Vitals score for your Showit site

Improving Core Web Vitals Score on Your Showit Site

Optimize for SEO

Add Google Analytics to track traffic and activity on your site

Set Up Google Analytics on Your Site

Find your Showit sitemap or generate one for your blog to help search engines

Optimize With a Sitemap

How to add in your website to Google Search Console to view your coverage

Add Property to Google Search Console

How to use a site:search to see if a Google search is displaying your site

Check Google Indexing Using site:search

What Google’s Core Web Vitals are and how they relate to your Showit site

Google Core Web Vitals + Showit

Set up Google Tag Manager on your Showit site

Google Tag Manager

Josh Ahles

Google Analytics

Showit specific SEO resources thanks to our Showit community

SEO Help From Our Showit Community

Confirm your Showit website with Google using domain verification

Verify Your Site With Google

Ben Junk

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Create a custom design with text, images, and links

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