Google will not trust your website if your technical SEO is not up to par. These are the technical areas of your website that ensure security for your visitors and customers and provide a positive user experience.
For example, if you accept payments on your website, you need to install an SSL certificate to ensure the security of transactions. An insecure connection is a negative EEAT signal.
The same goes for other technical issues that lead to a bad user experience, such as 404 errors and missing alt text on images.
To ensure that issues like this do not affect your site's rankings, you should conduct regular SEO technical audits.
You can identify what actions to take by using All in One SEO's SEO audit checklist and uganda telemarketing data reports in Google Search Console .
Regularly Audit Technical SEO Issues
We hope this post has helped you understand how to use Google’s EEAT guidelines to improve your website’s rankings. You may also want to check out our guide on how to speed up WordPress performance or our expert picks for the best analytics solutions for WordPress users .
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