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To increase traffic to your website, it is essential to focus on WordPress SEO best practices.
We will set up three automations using callin.io to create an audit and properly optimize WordPress SEO.
We will utilize Airtable, WordPress, GTmetrix, Google Search Console, and the SEO Review Tools API.
What is SEO?
SEO stands for “search engine optimization” or “search engine optimizer”.
SEO involves a set of techniques and strategies for optimizing website pages to improve their ranking in search engines.
The objective of implementing SEO is to boost organic traffic volume.
What are the benefits of SEO?
- Enhance your brand's visibility.
- Establish you as a market leader.
- Generate visits by attracting potential customers.
Automated SEO Analysis System
The goal of the 3 automations is to establish an automated analysis system that enables us to diagnose issues on web pages and track changes over time.
Procedure:
- A new page is detected on WordPress.
- Analyses are performed using GTmetrix, Google Search Console, and SEO Review Tools.
- The analysis data is stored in Airtable.
Step 1
Detect New Page Created on WordPress
- The scenario initiates every Friday at 11:00 p.m. The first module waits for new publications in «WordPress».
- The subsequent module searches a table created in “Airtable” for the post's URL.
- Then, using the “Router” module, we will create two alternative paths, depending on whether the post exists in Airtable or not.
- If it does not exist, it follows the upper path, where a record is created in Airtable. Subsequently, using the “HTTP” module, we will call a webhook with the following information: Airtable record ID, title, URL, and creation date of the publication.
- If the post already exists in Airtable, the “Router” takes the lower route, calling the same “Webhook” with the same parameters.
Expected result:
A log of all new blog posts in Airtable and the call to the automation that will execute the analytics.
Step 2
Run Scans Automatically
- The scenario is triggered when the «webhook» from the preceding automation is activated.
- The following module searches the table created in «Airtable» for the post's URL.
- Then, using the «Router» module, we will establish three distinct paths, one for each «API» to be consulted.
- After each API query, the record in «Airtable» is updated.
Information Obtained from Each Tool
All information is registered in Airtable.
GTmetrix
- GRADE: A
- STRUCTURE SCORE: 97
- PERFORMANCE SCORE: 96
Seo Review Tools
- SCORE: 41/100
- ERRORS: 3
- WARNINGS: 2
- WORD COUNT TOTAL: 278
Google Search Console
- VERDICT: PASS
- COVERAGE STATE: Submitted and indexed
- ROBOTS TXT STATE: ALLOWED
- INDEXING STATE: INDEXING ALLOWED
- LAST CRAWL TIME: 28/3/2022 18:35
- PAGE FETCHS STATE: SUCCESSFUL
- CRAWLED AS: MOBILE
- MOBILE USABILITY RESULT: PASS
Step 3
Update the Audit by Running a New Scan
- The scenario begins by searching in «Airtable» to find ten articles created or updated more than 45 days ago.
- The results are sent to the previous automation via the «HTTP» module to run the analysis and update the report.
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This is helpful!
What's the recommended approach when creating a robots.txt file? Is it essential to include schema markup, or is that an optional step?
Could you please provide guidance on this?
Hi,
Your automation tutorials are absolutely top-notch. The meticulous planning and flawless execution in each guide are awe-inspiring.
Thanks for sharing your expertise with the community; your contributions are golden nuggets.
As someone new to automation and callin.io, I’m eager to test drive a few of your scenarios in the coming weeks.
Best of luck!
Other than “SEO Tools,” what other applications or connections does callin.io have? Any recommendations?
The automated SEO analysis system you’ve described using callin.io, Airtable, GTmetrix, Google Search Console, and the SEO Review Tools API is really helpful. I look forward to implementing your techniques and recommendations to enhance the SEO of my WordPress website.
Hello, can you confirm if my understanding of SEO is correct?
Do the keywords I should use vary across different platforms? Specifically, should my product listings differ depending on whether I'm selling on eBay, Amazon, or another marketplace?
I believe they should. Aren't the products searched for on Amazon different from those on eBay?
I assumed that an SEO tool is necessary for writing product listings. Perhaps even multiple tools?
Do I need a separate tool for each platform?
Can I not use keywords from Google Search Console to write each of my product listings?
Is Google Search Console only for SEO on Google?
Was my product catalog created in Google Sheets?
Could I use the API of an SEO software tool and connect it with my Google Sheet? This way, the appropriate keywords for each of my product listings would automatically populate the correct columns in my Google Sheet for each product.
This would save me a lot of copy-pasting, right?
Would using browser automation studio be a good approach?