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What is On-Page SEO?

The SEO optimisation carried out on the page itself: title, meta description, heading hierarchy and content quality.

Detailed definition

Unlike off-page SEO, on-page work is entirely under your control: the title tag, meta description, a single h1 per page, the h2-h6 hierarchy, image alt text, internal linking, how well the content matches search intent, the canonical URL, hreflang on multilingual sites and structured data. There is no fixed character limit for titles or descriptions; truncation in the results depends on pixel width. A practical guide: titles of roughly 50-60 characters and descriptions of roughly 120-160. If the on-page foundations are weak, off-page work has limited effect.

Examples

  • Trying two different titles for the same page in turn and comparing the click-through rate in Search Console.

Related terms

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) The discipline of increasing a website's organic (unpaid) visibility on Google and other search engines. Meta Description The short description that can appear under the title in Google search results. It is not a ranking factor but influences whether people click. Canonical URL The <link rel="canonical"> tag that tells Google the "main" URL of a page. hreflang The link attribute that states which language sits at which URL on multilingual or multi-region sites. Backlink A link given to your site from another site. One of the most important off-page signals in SEO.
Category SEO

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Other terms in the SEO category

SERP (Search Engine Results Page) The search engine results page — the mix of organic results, ads and rich snippets the user sees after searching. E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) The framework Google uses in quality assessment: experience, expertise, authoritativeness and trust. It is not a direct ranking factor. Core Web Vitals The three main metrics Google uses to measure site performance: LCP, INP and CLS. LCP (Largest Contentful Paint) How long the page's main content block (usually the hero image or heading) takes to load. Good: <2.5s, poor: >4s. CLS (Cumulative Layout Shift) The total score for unexpected layout shifts while the page loads. Good: <0.1. Schema.org / Structured Data A shared vocabulary for marking up information on web pages (products, prices, organisations, articles) in fields machines can read; used for Google rich result eligibility, with no ranking guarantee.
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