The document outlines 10 things that Google hates about websites according to Jon Payne of Digital Gaggle. The 10 things are: 1) Content that does not reflect the language and questions of potential customers, 2) Duplicate content, 3) Images and videos of inappropriate sizes or hosting, 4) Problems with mobile user experience, 5) Ridiculous URLs, missing page titles or tags, 6) Bulky code, 7) Slow load times, 8) Lack of trustworthy links from other sites, 9) Poor security on forms and checkouts, and 10) Lack of structured data about products, people and places using Schema.
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15. 1. Produce content that reflects the language, tone of your potential customers. Answer their questions.
2. Identify duplicate content and have your web dev 301 redirect it to the canonical source.
3. Make images appropriate size and use better video hosting platforms
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4. Find problems with your mobile UX, get your web dev to fix them
5. Identify ridiculous URLS, duplicated or missing page titles, H tags, image alt text, meta descriptions.
6. Bulky code
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7. Find out yourTimeTo First Byte, optimise hosting to go on “B” of “Bang”
8. Find out who links to your website (& competitors) and develop a strategy to acquire more trustworthy links
9. Check your site’s security, particularly around lead gen / sign up forms and check-outs
10.Use Schema to structure unstructured data, for products, people and places
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