Guest Post: 16 SEO FAQs We Still Struggle to Understand

In March, I was delighted to be able to share a very helpful tool designed to demystify HTML and help bloggers maneuver through the morass that can be coding. Today, I’m pleased to bring you another exceedingly useful tool from the good folks at Skilled.co – a set of FAQs to help you navigate the increasingly important world of SEO (Search Engine Optimization – aka The Magic Behind Good Numbers). The new infographic contains answers to the most often asked questions among website owners and content managers, and topics like organic traffic, white hat SEO, Google algorithm, mobile SEO and more. Hope it helps – I certainly learned more than a few bits of background AND garnered a few clever tips…

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16 SEO FAQs We Still Struggle to Understand
When was the last time you checked out page three of Google search results?

That’s right – never!

The majority of users never even go to page two, let alone beyond that. This is why every website owner’s dream is to get to the top of the Google search results.

New search engine optimisation (SEO) strategies are being developed constantly, and the rules of SEO keep changing. This can make it difficult for those new to SEO to keep up with the developments in this area and figure out what the best SEO strategy for their website is.

While the history of SEO starts over a decade ago, we still see millions of people searching for “SEO” every month, which means that there are still plenty of confusing things about SEO that most users are struggling to understand.

This is why we bring you this informative infographic about 16 things we still struggle to understand about SEO. Here are just some of the interesting SEO facts you’ll find in the graphic: What is SEO? What Is The Difference Between Off Page and On Page Optimisation? How Long Will It Take to Get Rankings?

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Check out the infographic for answers to these questions and a slew more, including how to speed your way to the top of the rankings and boost readership and promotional opportunities. The infographic is available here. And let us know what you learned and how you plan to use it – feedback is, after all, key!