How does (holistic) SEO work? | SEO explained through LEGO! | SEO for beginners

This video about holistic SEO is part of the free online SEO for beginners training. Learn more about the basics of SEO in our free online course at https://yoa.st/3xo. This course includes reading materials and quizzes. ► About this video A holistic approach to SEO means you focus on it all: proper keyword research, good technical SEO, a great user experience, writing quality content, a solid social media strategy and mobile optimization. Having an awesome website with high quality content and a great user experience will not instantly improve your ranking. In the long run, though, it will definitely affect your SEO positively! Attractive websites have a lower bounce rate and a much higher chance of receiving social media attention. In addition, awesome websites will also result in higher conversion rates. If your audience likes and understands your website, the chance of them buying your products or returning to your website is much higher. What’s important to remember is that you should mainly focus on your users and their experience of your site. Focusing on making a great site for your user will lead to the algorithm ranking you higher. How do you make a great site? Exactly, by practicing holistic SEO. 👍Did you enjoy this video? Don’t forget to click the like button! #holisticSEO #SEO #Google #SEOTutorial #Yoast #YoastSEOacademy #SEOForBeginners ► Items discussed in this video 00:02 - Introduction 00:40 - User experience 01:01 - Site structure 01:30 - Technical SEO 02:50 - A good story 04:25 - Conclusion ► What should you watch next? Do you want to know more about keyword research? Check out this video: https://youtu.be/Xb-DXstOD2E Or watch one of our videos about: ‣ Site structure: https://youtu.be/lyTkrl39wDA ‣ WordPress security: https://youtu.be/KNNI96tBwEo ‣ Copywriting: https://youtu.be/qflDTJvTE9c ► About the SEO for beginners training In the Yoast SEO for beginners training, we will teach you what SEO is, what Google does, and how to r