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How to Rank Your App in Google Play Store - 24 App Store Optimization (ASO) Tips

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Here are 24 Rank Improving App Store Optimization Hacks: 1. Keep keywords within 100 characters Apple allows you to add keywords to your App Store listing. The search algorithm uses these keywords to show your app in the results, and therefore it’s critical that you select the appropriate keywords which describe your app. You can use upto 100 characters for keywords. Don’t use long tail keywords, plurals, name of your app, or misspellings in the keyword field. Separate keywords with commas, and don’t use spaces. 2. Make your app title descriptive within 50 characters Unless you are a major brand, your app won’t have any recognition among users. In this scenario, it’s important to use keywords to describe the core functionality of your app so that users are clear about what they are downloading. Use keywords in the title to improve your position in search, and keep everything under 50 characters. 3. Avoid using generic terms or names similar to existi
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A Complete Guide for SEO in 2019

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The Definitive Guide To SEO In 2019 This is the ultimate guide to SEO in 2019. And let me be clear about something: This is NOT a lame “SEO in 2019” predictions post. Instead, you’re going to see tested strategies that are working right now… and will work even better in 2019. So if you’re looking to up your SEO game this year, you’ll love this guide. Let’s dive right in. CHAPTER 1: RankBrain & UX Signals RankBrian and User Experience Signals User experience signals were HUGE this year. And I expect them to be even more important in 2019. In fact, Google previously announced that RankBrain was their third most important ranking factor: “In the few months it has been deployed, RankBrain has become the third-most important signal contributing to the result of a search query.” The question is: What is RankBrain, exactly? And how can you optimize for it? Google RankBrain: a Dead-Simple Explanation RankBrain  is a machine
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104 Helpful SEO Questions & Answers for Interview

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Discover all you need to know with these latest SEO questions and answers and embark on a successful SEO journey! Keep digging! 1. What is SEO & why is it so important? Ans.  In simple words, SEO or Search Engine Optimization denotes to any activity performed for the improvement of Search Engine rankings of websites, products, services or other content. It shows unpaid results which is also referred to as “free”, “organic”, “natural” or “earned” results. The importance of SEO starts with the desire of the companies to gain more traffic for their websites. The ranking over search engines matter because users pay more heed to the first 5 searches on Google. Moreover, the users tend to trust Google’s refined search results because they consider these searches to be more authentic and specific. 2. What is a Search Engine? Ans.  A search engine is a web-based software system which is developed to search and locate relevant information on the World Wide Web. Search engi
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How To Add Schema Markup To Your Wix Website?

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Adding Schema.org Markup Schema.org creates a structured data markup schema, which is supported by most major search engines. Adding schema markup can help search engines display a richer snippet of your pages in search results. It does so by providing search engines with additional information about the page content, which is then displayed beneath the page title in search results.  Click  here  to read more about Schema.org. Step 1 | Generate your schema markup Some of your site's content already contains schema markup, such as blog posts and your Wix Stores pages. To generate schema markup for other pages of your site we recommend using  this tool . You may also choose to use  Google's markup generator .  Step 2 | Add your schema markup to your Wix site 1  Sign in to your Wix account. 2  Go to your  Site Manager .  3  Click Tracking & Analytics.  4  Click + New Tool and select Custom from the dropdown.  5  Set up your Schema.org code: 5  Ente
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