Protecting Your Website and SEO DNA | Power 5 - Ep. 10

SEO Explained by a DNA Concept and a Spiderweb of Interconnected Website Links On this episode of Power 5 on the Texas Law Talk Radio network, Nick Augustine teaches us how to protect our website and SEO DNA.The goal of SEO is for the search engine robots to understand what you offer and display you in maps and search results.The search engine robots know the DNA and mapping of your link system. The robots know your website domain and have read your site.They come back to read the new content you post on your blog.They know every social media site that has a link to your website.The search engine robots know when your website shows up in people's comments when they make a referral.The robots know when your website is scrubbed by other robots to be used in all kinds of data.The Paths of SEO Robots Map Your Website Link System and Digital DNAAll of these elements are a combined spiderweb of signals that evaluate the value of your website and how worthy it is to show up in search engine results. What hurts your SEO DNA is anything that confuses the search engine robots.Mixing different subjects that don't make sense together confuses the search engine robots so they don't know what to do with your website. If they sense your site is connected to a bunch of links in paid backlink farms, they might believe your site is part of data farming and not intended for real people searching for your type of content.SEO Safety and Best Practices to Protect Your Website and Digital Assets and ReputationThe best way to preserve good SEO DNA is to keep your website safe, keep it organically curated by intelligent humans, and keep feeding the search engine robots frequent, relevant, and original content, on your website and every digital platform and asset you own, that links to your website.For one-on-one professional consulting for digital marketing and SEO please contact me through the Lone Star Content Marketing website where you can also directly book time on my calendar.I love meeting up in person in Dallas or can Zoom as well with anyone, anywhere.