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- 0:00Local business? Episode one hundred and eighty- six summer edition. Very good
- 0:21morning to all and welcome one more week to local businesses. Today, twenty
- 0:26- fifth of July of two thousand twenty- four, which is almost in
- 0:28August, by God, that we are already arriving welcome one more week to
- 0:33local businesses, this weekly podcast where we seek that local businesses get more customers
- 0:38and more business thanks to the improvement of your positioning and visibility on the Internet.
- 0:43And how do we do it, then, talking in every week about
- 0:46topics as varied as your Google bus profile date, your website, interactions,
- 0:50user search, resellas, tools, digital analytics, links and even already artificial
- 0:53intelligence for those you do not know me. My name is Laura the Ono
- 1:00I am. I am a seo consultant specializing in business with physical establishments and
- 1:04today, in this episode we will continue to make mini summer pills to talk
- 1:10about tools. I know they can help us a lot in our work to
- 1:15improve the positioning of our business and our website. And what tools seo we
- 1:19' re going to talk about today on seo meta in one click. We
- 1:38start seo meta in one click is a Chrome extension that you can install in
- 1:42your browser for free. And what helps you is to improve the seo of
- 1:49your own website, i e the be a page as it is said,
- 1:53in a slightly more technical way. And the truth is, with this tool.
- 1:57You can quickly see how they' re coming down by the tytals,
- 2:00the heads, the images on your page, but also the competition. That
- 2:05' s why it increases his value even more. Then let' s go
- 2:09into some detail to tell you what this tool offers us. This tool,
- 2:15as I say, is a chron extension and has six tabs and each of
- 2:19the tabs gives you information that can be very interesting to you. The first
- 2:24is called Sammary, which comes to be a summary of the information you find
- 2:29on that page and gives you the information on the thitel, that is,
- 2:34what is the title that page has. And that title is the one that
- 2:37then appears in Google' s search results. That is, the laser and
- 2:42apart from the title appears the description. If the number of characters you have
- 2:46put in the title is appropriate and is not cut, when it is shown
- 2:51in laser, it will tell you the number of characters that has that title
- 2:54and will green it. I mean, it' s okay. But if
- 2:58you pass in characters, you turn it red. And that means that when
- 3:01that page shows up on Google' s results page in laserp it will come
- 3:07with suspensive points. So, that way, you' ll know you can
- 3:12do something to optimize that taitel and the same thing with the description. It
- 3:16puts you in green. If the detail of that description fits in the results
- 3:21page or if, for example, you have gone over to make it a
- 3:24little illustrative we will go, for example, to the mari Paz shoe shop.
- 3:29I' m seeing some espadrilles that have bicolor braids. If I click
- 3:34on the extension of se o meta and on click, I see that the
- 3:38tytel is correct forty- one characters and says that it is bicolor braided alpargata
- 3:44bar maripaz is, i e it is also working brand and in the description
- 3:49part has one hundred and twelve characters. In this case it is indicated red
- 3:52because it means that we could include some more character, but look at the
- 3:57description that puts wedges and espadrilles of women for only euros. Know the different
- 4:01colors in biofree in orders over thirty euros. In this case is not the
- 4:06personalized description and could be a point of improvement? What could this website do?
- 4:13Because, of course, when this page is displayed in the results of
- 4:16the Google page, the user, perhaps, by not knowing what the price
- 4:21of the product is, maybe, decides not to click Then, well,
- 4:26it can affect the conversion in some way. Also in this section it tells
- 4:30us if that url has a canonical and which one. It is O remember
- 4:35that canonicalization is the process by which you, as the owner of the web,
- 4:41tell Google what is the representative url for a certain content, because there
- 4:46are times that you start writing different pages about a content that is very similar
- 4:49and can be a set of duplicate pages. So, when you canonicalize,
- 4:55you tell him to listen to these three pages, keep in mind. This
- 5:00is a recommendation, because when you actually Google, you want to force it
- 5:03to consider another page instead of that, what you do is a redirection.
- 5:10But here, in this case, the information you give us is the url
- 5:15to which you are canonicalizing and which on many occasions is canonicalizing itself, because
- 5:18it is a unique content and it interests Google to take it into account.
- 5:25Then you also get the information from the robot tag, that is, what
- 5:29instruction you' re giving Google on that page. You want me to inexe
- 5:33it or you don' t want me to indexe it, because that information
- 5:36also provides it to you, it also provides you author information and the person
- 5:42who publishes it. And this can be very interesting, especially if we are
- 5:44in business where the et is the prime, i e the whole issue of
- 5:50authority, trust, etcetera. Then it informs you of the language of that
- 5:56page, gives you a summary of the number of images it has, the
- 5:59number of s SO and then it also turns out the whole theme of hennings,
- 6:02that is, of the headers, of the headlines, and tells you
- 6:05already at a glance how many h some have, h two, h three,
- 6:11etc. For me this is the most relevant information in this tab.
- 6:15In summary, then later, if you continue to scroll, it gives you
- 6:19detailed information, writing, etcetera. But I don' t usually use it.
- 6:26Yes it is true that when I am analyzing some YouTube pages, the
- 6:30good thing that this extension also has is that it gives us the tags that
- 6:33are not visible to the user who is using the owner of that video to
- 6:41position it on the channel. Then there you can also give many clues about
- 6:44what tags you have to upload in your video. If it' s related
- 6:48to that subject. So, on that side, the sammary part can also
- 6:51give you a lot of information. Let' s go to the next tab
- 6:57and the next tab is the headers tab that has to with the headers.
- 7:01Headers are a way to give Google information about how you have the website structured
- 7:06and what are the most important and then the least relevant sections. That'
- 7:13s also interesting at positioning level and that' s usually pretty badly worked out
- 7:18here. If we go, for example, to a web page such as
- 7:21a restaurant, such as the donostiarra grill, we see in this case that
- 7:26it has no description in what its page is. But inside the header part,
- 7:30it has no h one, no h two. It' s five,
- 7:36h three and 11 h four. If we go to the detail of
- 7:41the headlines, we see that, for example, H four is today Tuesday
- 7:45January 12th as the reason for the heavy snow that has struck us and to
- 7:48guarantee that it really has to be an h four. A header should be
- 7:53a paragraph. Then he has as h three other information that puts forty-
- 7:57four, another h three, three hundred sixty- three, eight others h
- 8:01three. One. Of course, if with these headers, we want to
- 8:05orient the user and Google, they' re going to have it a little
- 8:09bit complicated. However, if we go to another business, such as Quadriman,
- 8:11which is a cadre company that I particularly like, because what we see
- 8:16is that it does have very good headers. So, if I go,
- 8:20for example, to the section of landscape paintings, h one is called landscape
- 8:24that might be called landscape paintings or landscape artworks, so include a keyward.
- 8:31But then the h two are window to the beach, the wave seafaring village,
- 8:37reflections in green, and the truth is that it shows quite well all
- 8:41the content and hierarchically that is what is important when it comes to working the
- 8:46headlines. Then we have a third tab that has to do with the images,
- 8:52and here comes the detail of all the images that are on that page,
- 8:56which have title and which have this alternative. The alternative text is used
- 9:01for accessibility topics, that is, those people who have visibility problems when they
- 9:07enter your web may have different devices terminals that do it to read and translate
- 9:13what that image has and how that device knows what the image contains, because
- 9:18you have included the alternative text and all accessibility theme is very well seen by
- 9:22Google. So, in this case we can see as another painting store called
- 9:31Plaque Sevilla, which also work phenomenal when framing paintings, etc. For what
- 9:37it has is a lot of images sixty- six on one of the pages,
- 9:43but only two are titled, that is, sixty- four are untitled
- 9:46and supposedly have the alternative text worked. If we are going to see the
- 9:52detail, because this tool so gives you the detail, we see that the
- 9:54file names that are using, the truth is that they are not intuitive.
- 10:00A lot of numbering in some cases, as the typical IMG image name and
- 10:05also crop clips if the image has been trimmed. If we look at the
- 10:09alternative texts, on many occasions the alternative texts coincide with the title of the
- 10:13image. So, he' s not telling you anything either. So at
- 10:18the level of accessibility rather than helping, it' s dissipating because a person
- 10:22who has visual difficulty if they tell him that the alternative text is image two
- 10:26thousand, twenty- four, zero two thirteen, because that' s not
- 10:31telling him anything and he doesn' t have any work, as I told
- 10:35you, almost no titel. If we go back to Quadriman, what we
- 10:37see is that he has a similar situation, although he is a little better
- 10:41worked. The titles of the archives yes, which are sometimes more descriptive,
- 10:46Landscape window to the beach, landscape the wave, although we also find other
- 10:50titles of archives that are a succession of numbers and letters that have no meaning.
- 11:00The alternative text is better worked. Here, we do see seafaring people,
- 11:03two reflections in Green, although it could be improved so that the user
- 11:09who accesses understands much better. What' s in the picture and then the
- 11:11TTEL. Tytles aren' t working either. So, when we' re
- 11:16looking at a local business that what it sells is so visual the whole part
- 11:22of images, it' s important to have it well worked, because you
- 11:26' re not only going to position it for the search side, but for
- 11:31the part of images that it shows to Google when the user is doing a
- 11:33search. If you realize all this, we are doing it to improve the
- 11:39positioning or a page of our website, because you already know that the web
- 11:43helps to position the local business as well, not only the tab. And
- 11:48how can we know if our business is improving positioning well, because for that
- 11:54we have tools. How Kojak, which is a locally specialized rand tracker,
- 11:58offers you detailed rammax, i e maps showing the position in the ranking of
- 12:03your business for a given geographical area. Yes, with Kyac you will have
- 12:09a clear and accurate view of how your company is positioned for the relevant kiwas
- 12:13in your business. The other day I was using Kojak precisely to analyze a
- 12:20business and I realized that a chip filtering was taking place, that is,
- 12:22that business was disappearing from the search results for its main location. And what
- 12:30was happening, because there was another business located at zero or meters that that
- 12:33information was giving me colla that had the same category, so, apart from
- 12:37ram maps, you also have features as interesting as, for example, the
- 12:43distance your competitors are at and that can cause you to disappear from the map
- 12:46and therefore lose business, so don' t stay behind. I discovered all
- 12:52the possibilities of Kojak a Rand Tracker to keep the visibility and positioning of your
- 12:58local business under control. Do it with him in Coyac and I, well,
- 13:05we' re still talking about this week' s tool. Seo en
- 13:09one click we have already seen three of the tabs where it offers us information,
- 13:13which is Summerige' s, summary, hears headers and images. Let
- 13:18' s get on with the other three. The following is links and tells
- 13:22us about the links on the web page that you are currently analyzing tells us
- 13:26the number of links, which are unique and which are internal. And it
- 13:33also gives you the information on sise link has or does not have clips in
- 13:37lan cuts. You come to be the text you use to link to a
- 13:43particular page, as see more purchase and other pictures, etc, and this
- 13:48information may be interesting to you to improve some aspects related to the internal linked.
- 13:56Then we have the social tab and the social tab that gives us and
- 14:00information about the content that is being published on the different social networks. For
- 14:05example, Quadriman, because I see that it is on Facebook and gives us
- 14:11the information of what is the title or getitel OGG or Opengraft, but tells
- 14:16us which is the tited, which is using on Facebook, what is the
- 14:20url that is placed, what is the name of the side that is incorporated
- 14:24on that Facebook page, the description, the image, etcetera. In the
- 14:28case of Twitter, as he has no information, he says there is no
- 14:33data related to Twitter. And then it also gives you a small detail at
- 14:37the eskimo level, although you also have the eskimo validator here you have a
- 14:43summary and you can see that, for example, because it has been put
- 14:48in the case of quadriman, since the eskimo of crumbs, of organizational bread
- 14:52and also of them item or a list of items. Well, there you
- 14:58have to see if he really applies those skims to you or not. You
- 15:01know, the normal thing or the best thing, of course, is to
- 15:05put in two types of eskimo. The one that I see precisely logical is
- 15:09that of the list item and that of bread crumbs, but that of organization
- 15:13maybe I leave it, then, for the main page. And let'
- 15:16s go to the last tab, which the last tab is the tool tab.
- 15:20Here I really do or get into wonclick is not giving you any information.
- 15:26There is simply a list of links that derive to other tools and that
- 15:31can help you keep analyzing your website, like, for example, hey.
- 15:35If you want to validate the speed of your tool, you have a link
- 15:41to pitch Speed, a Google tool, or if you want to see performance
- 15:43through another one like GTMTIC, you also have the link. So, well,
- 15:46there' s other tools that can help you. To finish doing the
- 15:50analysis of your page, specifically of your website as we see it, a
- 15:56very complete tool that will help you improve some aspects of your page that directly
- 16:03impact on local positioning, but it is not enough. There are other aspects,
- 16:07such as the subject of the profiles, such as the subject of the
- 16:11tab, such as the subject of authority. And that' s all I
- 16:14' m talking about in my course of getting more customers by positioning your local
- 16:18business and where, over several lessons and about six hours, I explain how
- 16:23you can work all these aspects to overcome the competition, because I always say
- 16:29it, when the business next door gets more customers than you, without having
- 16:33your experience or a better product, it just means that it' s doing
- 16:37something that you' re missing and in this course I explain to you what,
- 16:41because we analyze the competitors and all of it in a simple way,
- 16:47without technicalities and without needing to spend on expensive tools, because we do it
- 16:51all with powerful tools and zero- cost, because it' s not about
- 16:55making more and spending more money, but doing it better. And, as
- 16:56you can see, today we have seen a totally free tool that can help
- 17:00you along that path, as nothing more, gentlemen, so far today'
- 17:04s episode. I hope that interest has worked out for you and that,
- 17:07of course, you can apply it to your local business as always. Thank
- 17:11you so much for your five- star reviews and feedback on Apple Podcast and
- 17:15Spotify. Today I' ll leave in a survey in Spotify. Asking you
- 17:19if you are interested in continuing to board tools and, in the meantime,
- 17:25those who are on vacation continue to enjoy these days and those who are not,
- 17:29much encouragement that is already very scarce to take those days off. Well
- 17:33nothing, gentlemen, we only have to close it, but only until next
- 17:37week where we will hear again with another tool and where, because where it
- 17:41will be here in local businesses. Happy week. Thank you very much,
- 17:55thank you knots,