1. Add Outbound Links

Link to 1–3 authoritative, relevant sources. Examples depending on your topic:

Google Search Central (search.google.com/search-console/about) for SEO topics
Wikipedia or government/educational (.gov / .edu) sources for factual claims
Industry reports (Statista, Pew Research, etc.)

Use descriptive anchor text, e.g., “according to Google’s SEO starter guide” — not “click here.”

2. Add Internal Links

Link to 2–4 related pages on your own site:

A related blog post or guide
Your services/products page
A contact or about page

Example: “Learn more in our complete guide to on-page SEO .”

3. Put the Keyphrase in the First Paragraph

Your keyphrase should appear within the first ~100 words. Example opening:

“If you’re searching for [your keyphrase], this guide breaks down exactly what it means, why it matters, and how to apply it in practice.”

4. Increase Keyphrase Density

Aim for the keyphrase (or close variants) roughly 2–5 times per 300 words — naturally, not stuffed. Use it in:

The H1/title
The first paragraph
At least one subheading (H2)
The conclusion

5. Write a Meta Description (with Keyphrase)

Target 120–155 characters, include the keyphrase, and add a call to action.

Template:

“Discover everything about [keyphrase] — practical tips, examples, and expert advice to help you [benefit]. Read the full guide today.”

6. Expand the Content to 300+ Words

Add sections such as:

What is [keyphrase]? — a clear definition
Why it matters — benefits or statistics
How to get started — a short step-by-step list
Common mistakes — 2–3 pitfalls
FAQ — 2–3 questions people search for

To give you exact copy-paste fixes, share the page’s topic, target keyphrase, and current text — I’ll rewrite the intro, meta description, and suggest specific internal/outbound links.

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