How to optimize for Page Experience and Core Web Vitals

To optimize for Page Experience and Core Web Vitals, you need to focus on technical SEO and on-page SEO.

The Google Page Experience update will be live in May. So, you need to take action now. And this is why we wrote this guide to Google Page Experience and Core Web Vitals – we want to make sure you’re ready for what is coming.

If you understand Page Experience and Core Web Vitals – stop reading this guide and download our Google Page Experience checklist.

Use this 7-step Google checklist to keep Google and your readers happy and achieve your SEO, content, and search goals.

We know you’re busy. This is why we’re here. Contact Jane or Kevin to talk about Google Page Experience and Core Web Vitals – we promise to help you.

Read this Guide to Google Page Experience and Core Web Vitals to learn:

1. What is Google Page Experience?
2. How to Optimize for Google Page Experience
3. What are Core Web Vitals?
4. How to Optimize for Core Web Vitals
5. What about Top Stories and AMP?
6. Tools to Measure Core Web Vitals Metrics
7. Read More About Page Experience, Core Web Vitals, Google, and SEO

“While all of the components of page experience are important, we will prioritize pages with the best information overall, even if some aspects of page experience are subpar. A good page experience doesn’t override having great, relevant content. However, in cases where there are multiple pages that have similar content, page experience becomes much more important for visibility in Search.” Sowmya Subramanian, Director of Engineering for Search Ecosystem, Google

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Learn how social signals impact SEO

Social signals are the likes, shares, and views of social media posts. These social likes, shares, and views signal to search engines and your social media followers that your content is useful and relevant.

Likes, shares, and views help increase the visibility of your social posts. The more visible your posts, the more people who will read, like, share, and click your posts. For some social media posts, this can snowball into millions of shares, likes, views, and clicks.

Engagement or social signals are a key social media marketing metric – telling you what types of content resonate with your social media followers.

Search engines want to rank and promote content that resonates and engages readers. So, while Google does not consider social signals to be an official ranking signal, these likes, shares, and views do tell search engines your content is of high quality and value.

There is a lot of mixed messaging on social signals and their importance for SEO. In this blog we discuss how social signals impact SEO and how you can improve your social signals.

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