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Identifying Duplicate Copy On Other Websites

The document provides instructions for performing various SEO audits and tests on a website, including checking for proper use of headings, image alt text, meta titles and descriptions, detecting duplicate content, testing mobile compatibility and speed, and analyzing inbound links. The exercises guide reviewing source code for headings, images, titles and descriptions and checking these elements meet best practices. External tools are referenced to test for duplicate content, mobile friendliness, page speed, and inbound links.

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Identifying Duplicate Copy On Other Websites

The document provides instructions for performing various SEO audits and tests on a website, including checking for proper use of headings, image alt text, meta titles and descriptions, detecting duplicate content, testing mobile compatibility and speed, and analyzing inbound links. The exercises guide reviewing source code for headings, images, titles and descriptions and checking these elements meet best practices. External tools are referenced to test for duplicate content, mobile friendliness, page speed, and inbound links.

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SEO Exercises

1. Go to any web site


2. Right click and access the source code

Complete a search in the source code (edit F)


1. Does the web page include a h1?
2. Is the h1 the main page headline?
3. Does the h1 include a core message for the user?
4 Is the site using additional headings h2 – h6? Is it creating correct page and
content structure?

Using the same page as in the earlier exercise, search for alt in the source code (or go
to image edit on CMS). Locate the image.
The source code will look something like this <img alt="Corporate Training video"
src="/wp-content/uploads/corporate-training-digital-marketing-institute.jpg" />
1. Is there alt text visible on all images?
2. Does it include the target keyword for the page?

The required alt attribute specifies an alternate text for an image, if the image


cannot be displayed. The alt attribute provides alternative information for an image if
a user for some reason cannot view it (because of slow connection, an error in the src
attribute, or if the user uses a screen reader).

Using the same page, now search for title. This should be placed near the top of the
page (<title> title text </title>). This is the meta title for the page.
If you have access to your website CMS you may have access to view the meta data.
1. Does the title match what you noted in exercise 3?
2. Is the target keyword included in the title?
3. Is it under 70 characters?

Using the same page, now search for description. This should be placed near the top
of the page (<meta name="description" content=" description text “/>). This is the
meta description for the page.
Is there a description visible?
Is it under 156 characters?

Identifying duplicate copy on other websites


Visit copyscape.com
Enter in your website address
Are any websites using the website’s copy?

Testing a website for mobile compatibility


Visit https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly
1. Enter in your website address
2. Click Analyze
3. Is the website mobile compatible?

Testing a website speed


Visit https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
1. Enter in your website address
2. Click Analyze
3. What is the score for the mobile and desktop - does the site score 85+ out of 100?
(Speed is important for usability, accessibility and search engine performance).

Analyzing inbound links from external sites


Visit www.opensiteexplorer.org
Enter in your website and click search
Note the domain authority and page authority

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