Now that SEOJuice is up and running, it’s time to see what it’s doing behind the scenes. Today, we’re going to focus on on-page optimization, which is all about making the content and structure of each page on your website more attractive to search engines like Google.

These are your overall metrics for the website, a quick overview of what was optimized.

The best part? SEOJuice handles most of this for you. But understanding what’s happening will help you appreciate how much work you’re saving and how it benefits your business in the long run.

Exploring Automated On-Page Optimizations

When it comes to SEO, the smallest tweaks can make a big difference. Things like meta tags (those little bits of code that tell search engines what each page is about), alt-text for images, and Open Graph tags (which help your content look good when shared on social media) all play a role in improving your site’s visibility.

SEOJuice automatically takes care of these for you. Here’s what that means:

• Meta Tags: SEOJuice scans each page of your site and generates optimized meta titles and descriptions. These are the text snippets you see in search engine results, and they help improve click-through rates. Having SEOJuice automate this means you’re not spending hours tweaking each page manually.
• Open Graph Tags: Ever wonder why some links look amazing when shared on Facebook or Twitter, and others look… not so great? Open Graph tags control how your content appears when shared. SEOJuice adds and optimizes these for you, ensuring that your content looks professional and clickable.
• Image Alt-Text: This is one of the most overlooked aspects of SEO. Alt-text is a short description of each image on your site, which not only helps with accessibility (important for users with visual impairments) but also gives search engines more context about your content. SEOJuice automatically adds descriptive alt-text where it's missing.
• Accessibility Enhancements: SEOJuice implements various improvements to make your site more accessible, benefiting users with disabilities and potentially boosting your search engine rankings.

You can click on the boxes to see the current recommendations.

Tracking the First Results

Now, it’s important to remember that SEO isn’t a quick fix—it’s a long game. You might not see huge jumps in traffic in these first few days, but the work SEOJuice is doing will set you up for long-term gains.

What you will notice this early on, though, are small but significant changes. For example, you might see that your meta descriptions now reflect the content of each page better, or that your images all have alt-text without you lifting a finger.

Check the SEOJuice dashboard and take a look at what’s been optimized so far. This is where you can see a summary of the changes the tool has made. These initial improvements are just the beginning, but they lay the groundwork for better rankings down the road.

These are best practices that most SEO specialists recommend, SEOJuice automates most of them.

By the end of Day 3, you’ll have a deeper understanding of what SEOJuice is doing on your site. It’s not just random magic—it’s systematically improving key elements that help search engines understand and rank your content. Tomorrow, we’ll dive into internal linking, another critical area that SEOJuice handles for you.

So far, so good—your site is already more optimized than it was two days ago!

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