SEO
Hur man skriver webbplatsinnehåll som rankas (och folk vill läsa)

If you want traffic coming to your website, you need website content—but not just any content.
Specifically, you need website content that:
- Ranks on Google – You need a way for people to discover your content. Google’s your best bet: 53.3% of all website traffic comes from organic search.
- Engages your audience – Your target reader should consume your content and be compelled to take the next step, whether it’s subscribing to your email list or buying your product.
In this post, you’ll learn how to create content that achieves both goals.
You can’t get search traffic if no one’s searching for your keywords on Google. That’s why the first step is to figure out what your target audience is searching for.
This process is known as keyword research.
To get started, make yourself a cup of joe, sit down, and ask yourself: “What would my target audience type in Google if they were looking for my website?”
For example, if your website sells coffee equipment, then someone may be searching for websites similar to yours using these keywords:
- Coffee
- Espresso
- Cappuccino
- Coffee beans
- French press
We’ll then take these keywords and use them as seeds in a keyword research tool like Ahrefs’ Sökordsutforskaren. So here’s what we’ll do:
- Go to Sökordsutforskaren
- Enter the keywords you’ve come up with (in this example, we’ll use the five coffee keywords)
- Gå till Matchande termer Rapportera

Here, you see more than 4 million potential keywords you can target. However, not only is that too many, but most of them are also too competitive. After all, Google search doesn’t exist in a vacuum—if there are many websites vying for pole position, it becomes harder to rank.
So we want to narrow down the results. We’ll do this using two filters:
- Keyword Difficulty (KD) – How hard it is to rank for a particular keyword. We’ll set it to something low and manageable, around 20.
- Traffic Potential – The potential amount of search traffic your page can get if it ranks #1. We’ll set it to 500.


It’s much more manageable now. Go through the list and pick out the keywords you think are relevant to your site.
With a list of keywords to target, it’s time to create content.
Here’s how:
Choose your content format
Your content can be a listicle, a how-to guide, an opinion piece, or more.
Which one should you choose?
The most straightforward way is to look at what’s ranking in Google for your chosen topic. For example, if we look at the search engine results page (SERPs) for “how to spara pengar,” we can see that—despite the two words “how to”—people are actually looking for a list of tips.




So if you’re tackling this topic, your content format will likely be a listicle. This helps you compete with the existing results on the SERPs.
Choose your angle
You’ll want to make your content specific so your audience can clearly identify its value. This is conveyed via your content’s angle.
For example, a blog post teaching how to cook fried rice fast has a clearer proposition than simply how to cook fried rice.
There’s no “best” or “correct” angle to select, so choose one that’s novel and interesting to your readers. Here are some questions that could spark ideas:
- Do you have personal experience or expertise? If you have a unique fried rice recipe, share it.
- Can you interview experts? For example, you can interview the chef making the fried rice that’s rated 4.5* on Google.
- Can you crowdsource ideas? For example, you can poll people part of r/chinesecooking on their best fried rice recipes.
- Can you back your content with data or science? For example, you can explain how to make egg fried rice using molecular gastronomy (and explain the science behind it).
Figure out important subtopics to cover
You don’t want to miss out on subtopics in your post—especially if it’s something searchers expect to see.
We can figure out what these subtopics are by looking at the common keyword rankings among the top-ranking pages:
- Enter your keyword (e.g., “inbound marketing”) into Ahrefs’ Sökordsutforskaren
- Scroll down to the SERP overview
- Select three to five top-ranking articles (make sure they’re similar)
- Klick Open in and choose Content gap




Here, we’ll want to make sure to see only the most relevant subtopics. We’ll do this by selecting the Intersection dropdown and choosing the highest two targets (in this example, 4 and 5).




From here, we can see that searchers also want to know:
- The definition of inbound marketing.
- Examples of inbound marketing.
- Inbound marketing strategies.
If we’re covering the same topic (“inbound marketing”) from a similar angle (“beginner’s guide”), then these subtopics would make good subheadings.
Design your content to be readable
Nothing is worse than having to read a chunk of text. You’ll want to make your content comfortable to read and easy on the eyes.
You can do this using the ASMR formula:
- Annotations – Add elements like sidenotes, blockquotes, and call-out boxes to break up the monotony of the post.
- Short sentences and paragraphs – Break long sentences with lots of transitional words like “and,” “because,” and “that” into shorter ones.
- Multimedia – Including videos, images, and GIFs helps illustrate your points without extra words.
- Read your copy out loud – This pinpoints areas where the content doesn’t flow smoothly.
Write like how you talk
You don’t have to puke out a word salad to impress your readers. The best online writing is friendly and casual. Treat it as if you’re talking to a friend.
If you’re afraid your writing is too business-like, paste your draft into Hemingway:




Reel your readers in with an eye-catching headline
The famed adman David Ogilvy once said:
On the average, five times as many people read the headline as read the body copy.
People are busy. You need to catch their attention with the headline. So no matter how hard you work on your content, if your headline doesn’t hook them, they won’t read it.
The best way to come up with a good headline is volume. In other words, brainstorm as many possible headlines for your article as possible. Viral site Upworthy used to create 25 headlines for each of its articles, and bestselling author James Clear brainstormed 400 before coming up with “Atomic Habits”:
Fortunately for you, there’s a faster way to reach this volume today. You can use ChatGPT:




Don’t use what’s generated verbatim, but use it to spark inspiration and help you create the perfect headline.
Add your on-page SEO
On-page SEO focuses on helping Google and searchers understand and digest your content.
Follow these best practices:
Our content is well known in the SEO industry, and we’re often complimented for our content quality:
Our secret sauce? Peer review.
Varje skribent i vårt team paras ihop med en annan för att granska varandras arbete. Vi påpekar felaktigheter, logiska kryphål, strukturella problem, stavfel och grammatiska misstag. Vi hjälper varandra att förbättra fraseringen, föreslå exempel eller ge fler idéer.
Detta är så viktigt för oss att vi till och med ägnar ett avsnitt i författarens låda till bidragsgivare:




En författare kan inte skriva ensam – de är för nära sitt eget verk. De behöver en tredje part med nya ögon att gå igenom och ge feedback. Det är därför författare anlitar redaktörer – de är där för att vässa prosan och skärpa kopian.
Om du har en redigerare att visa ditt utkast för, bra. Om inte kan du alltid få hjälp av en vän, familjemedlem eller kollega.
Även om de inte har läst klart är det ändå till hjälp eftersom det talar om var de slutade läsa. Det är troligen den del där de tappade intresset, så du vet var du behöver förbättra dig.
Före dig publicera, kör ditt utkast genom ett verktyg som Grammatiskt för att åtgärda eventuella sista grammatiska, stavnings- eller fraseringsfel.
När allt är klart trycker du på "publicera."
Gå sedan över till Ahrefs Rank Tracker och skapa ett projekt för din webbplats.




Följ stegen. Och sedan i steg #4, lägg till sökordet/n du riktar in dig på:




Verktyget spårar din webbplats rankningspositioner för de sökord du har lagt till.
SEO är en kontinuerlig process, och ett verktyg som Rank Tracker gör det möjligt för dig att hålla reda på ditt underpresterande innehåll så att du kan förbättra det med tiden.
Nej. Du kan outsourca.
För att hjälpa dig bestämma om du ska skapa innehåll själv, här är några punkter att tänka på:
- Gillar du att skriva? Om du känner för att kräkas varje gång du sätter dig ner för att skriva ett inlägg bör du överväga att outsourca.
- Är innehållsskapande det viktigaste du kan göra? Jag är en innehållsmarknadsförare, så att skriva är min viktigaste uppgift. Men om du är i en annan roll, säg en entreprenör eller en säljare, så kanske skrivande är det inte din "en sak". Det betyder inte att du inte ska skapa innehåll, men det kan betyda att du inte skriver själva. (Kom ihåg: Många böcker är skrivna av spökförfattare.)
- Är du överväldigad av uppgifter? Om du aldrig kan hitta tid att skapa innehåll, t.ex. om du är en soloprenör, är det förmodligen bättre om du outsourcar.
- Är du i en bransch som kräver domänexpertis? För vissa branscher (t.ex. hälsa) är expertis avgörande inte bara för dina läsares skull utan för ranking. Om du inte har den expertis som krävs kan du överväga att lägga ut den på entreprenad till någon som har det. (Även om du kan övervinna detta genom att intervjua experter.)
- Har du en budget för att anställa? Tid är också pengar, så det betyder inte att du ska skapa Allt innehållet själv bara för att du inte har en budget. Se till att det är det viktigaste du kan göra.
Om du har bestämt dig för att lägga ut på entreprenad kan du börja leta efter frilansskribenter på jobbbrädor och marknadsplatser. Det finns allmänna sådana som Upwork, och det bör också finnas sådana som är specifika för din bransch (t.ex. Svep filer är ett jobbråd för marknadsförare).
Slutgiltiga tankar
Om du följer stegen ovan skapar du innehåll som Google älskar.
Med tiden kommer dina ansträngningar att belönas och du kommer att se organiskt trafikflöde till din webbplats.
Några frågor eller kommentarer? Låt mig veta på Twitter.
SEO
Microsoft Advertising Boosts Analytics & Global Reach In June Update


Microsoft Advertising details several important updates and expansions in its June product roundup.
The new tools and features aim to enhance website performance analytics, improve cross-device conversion tracking, expand into new global markets, and integrate more seamlessly with other platforms.
Introducing Universal Event Tracking Insights
This month’s standout news is the introduction of Universal Event Tracking (UET) insights, a feature that gives advertisers a deeper understanding of their website’s performance.
The new feature requires no additional coding and will enhance the capabilities of existing UET tags.
“We’re introducing UET insights, a valuable new feature that we’ll add to your existing UET tags with no additional coding required from you. You’ll get a deeper understanding of your website’s performance and also enable Microsoft Advertising to optimize your ad performance more effectively via improved targeting, fraud detection, and reduced conversion loss.”
The new insights tool will roll out automatically starting July 3.
Cross-Device Conversion Attribution Update
Microsoft Advertising is introducing a cross-device attribution model later this month.
This update will enable advertisers to track and connect customers’ conversion journeys across multiple devices and sessions.
Microsoft explains the new feature in a blog article: “For example, if a user clicks on an ad using their laptop but converts on their phone, we’ll now credit that conversion to the initial ad click on the laptop.”
While the update doesn’t introduce new features or settings, advertisers may notice a slight increase in the number of conversions due to improved accuracy.
Expanding to New Markets
In line with its expansion push throughout 2022, Microsoft Advertising announces it’s expanding its advertising reach to 23 new markets.
The new additions include diverse locations ranging from Antigua and Barbuda to Wallis and Futuna.
This expansion allows advertisers to reach their audiences in more parts of the world.
Seamless Integration With Pinterest & Dynamic Remarketing
Microsoft Advertising is releasing Pinterest Import in all markets via the Microsoft Audience Network (MSAN), allowing advertisers to import campaigns from Pinterest Ads.
Further, Dynamic remarketing on MSAN for Autos, Events & Travel is now available in the US, Canada, and the UK.
The remarketing tool enables advertisers to use their feeds to create rich ad experiences on the Microsoft Audience Network and match their target audience with items in their feed where they’ve shown interest.
Sammanfattningsvis
Key takeaways from the June product roundup include the automatic rollout of UET Insights starting July 3, introducing a new cross-device attribution model, expanding into 23 new global markets, and enhanced integration with Pinterest via the Microsoft Audience Network.
These developments collectively offer advertisers increased insight into campaign performance, improved accuracy in conversion tracking, and more opportunities to reach audiences worldwide.
Källa: Microsoft
Featured Image: PixieMe/Shutterstock
SEO
Apple Safari 17:s dolda ädelstenar: JPEG XL & Font-Size-Adjust


Apple’s recently announced Safari 17 brings several key updates that promise to enhance user experience and web page loading times.
Unveiled at the annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC23), two new features of Safari 17 worth paying attention to are JPEG XL support and expanded capabilities of font-size-adjust.
As Safari continues to evolve, these updates highlight the ever-changing landscape of webbutveckling and the importance of adaptability.
JPEG XL: A Game Changer For Page Speed Optimization
One of the most noteworthy features of Safari 17 is its support for JPEG XL, a new image format that balances image quality and file size.
JPEG XL allows for the recompression of existing JPEG files without any data loss while significantly reducing their size—by up to 60%.
Page loading speed is a crucial factor that search engines consider when ranking websites. With JPEG XL, publishers can drastically reduce the file size of images on their sites, potentially leading to faster page loads.
Additionally, the support for progressive loading in JPEG XL means users can start viewing images before the entire file is downloaded, improving the user experience on slower connections.
This benefits websites targeting regions with slower internet speeds, enhancing user experience and potentially reducing bounce rates.
Font Size Adjust: Improving User Experience & Consistency
Safari 17 expands the capabilities of font-size-adjust
, a CSS property that ensures the visual size of different fonts remains consistent across all possible combinations of fallback fonts.
By allowing developers to pull the sizing metric from the main font and apply it to all fonts, the from-font
value can help websites maintain a consistent visual aesthetic, which is critical for user experience.
Conversely, the two-value syntax provides more flexibility in adjusting different font metrics, supporting a broader range of languages and design choices.
Websites with consistent and clear text display, irrespective of the font in use, will likely provide a better user experience. A better experience could lead to longer visits and higher engagement.
Reimagining SEO Strategies With Safari 17
Given these developments, SEO professionals may need to adjust their strategies to leverage the capabilities of Safari 17 fully.
This could involve:
- Image Optimization: With support for JPEG XL, SEO professionals might need to consider reformatting their website images to this new format.
- Website Design: The expanded capabilities of
font-size-adjust
could require rethinking design strategies. Consistent font sizes across different languages and devices can improve CLS, one of Google’s core web vitals. - Performance Tracking: SEO professionals will need to closely monitor the impact of these changes on website performance metrics once the new version of Safari rolls out.
Sammanfattningsvis
Apple’s Safari 17 brings new features that provide opportunities to improve several website performance factors crucial for SEO.
Detailed documentation on these Safari 17 updates is available on the official WebKit blog for those interested in delving deeper into these features.
Featured Image: PixieMe/Shutterstock
SEO
Googles John Mueller söker råd om att anställa SEO-konsulter


Google Search Advocate, John Mueller, has turned to Twitter seeking advice on what to consider when hiring an SEO consultant.
He posed the question on behalf of someone running an animal park, indicating the need for a local SEO consultant to enhance their online presence.
“Does anyone have recommendations in terms of people/companies & things to watch out for when picking one?” Mueller asked in his tweeta, “How do you separate the serious from the less-serious folks?”
Here’s a look into the ensuing conversation, including a range of insights into what you should look for when hiring SEO professionals.
Cost Considerations In SEO Consultancy
One of the replies to Mueller’s tweet highlighted the cost-sensitive nature of SEO consultancy.
Kris Roadruck emphasized that most low-budget local SEO services, charging below $1000 per month, are “chop-shops” offering minimal service.
He claims these services follow a generic formula and warned that’s the level of quality businesses can expect unless they expand their budget.
Roadruck states:
“This is unfortunately budget-sensitive. Nearly all the folks that do low-budget local SEO (Sub $1000/mo) are chop-shops doing very little indeed and just following a generic formula performed by underpaid folks. Sadly this is the price range most local companies can afford unless they are attorneys, dentists, or some other high value service based biz.”
“This is painfully true,” reads a reply to his tweet.
Look For Experienced SEO Agencies
Isaline Muelhauser responded to Mueller’s tweet by suggesting that a local agency could be a helpful resource.
She highlights the advantages of working with an agency that operates in the same area as the business requiring local SEO services:
“Chose someone who’s experimented in local SEO and understands the local market.
E.g. for Local SEO we manage multilingualism and often low [monthly search volume].
The animal park owner should feel that their business is understood not receive a general pitch deck.”
To that end, it helps to ensure the agency you hire is familiar with the tools of the trade.
An individual who goes by the handle SEOGoddess on Twitter states:
“If the local SEO company knows what @yext or @RenderSeo is then that’s the first step in trusting they know what they’re doing. From there it’s a matter of drafting up a good strategy and knowing how to help execute on it.”
Insights From The Twitter Exchange
The Twitter thread sparked a variety of responses. However, these key topics were left unexplored:
- Specific criteria or red flags to watch out for when evaluating potential SEO consultants.
- Concrete examples or case studies demonstrating successful SEO strategies (bonus points for businesses like an animal park.
To address these gaps, let’s look at a successful SEO strategy for a local business dealing with animals.
The most relevant case study I could find is from Step 5 Creative, who performed local SEO services for Deer Grove Animal Hospital in Illinois.
This case study shows what’s involved in a comprehensive SEO approach and what you should expect from an experienced agency.
Takeaways From A Successful SEO Strategy
The first step in Step 5’s SEO campaign was a thorough onboarding process, which included the following:
- Creating meta titles and descriptions
- Conducting a URL audit
- Ensuring a mobile-friendly site
- Setting up proper page structures
- Internal navigation audit
- Implementing local business structured data.
The above steps aim to improve a site’s visibility to human visitors and search engine bots.
Step 5’s strategy also involved ensuring the business was listed in local online directories and had a complete Google Business Profile.
Keyword reassessment was another crucial step. The team monitored clickthroughs and positions for targeted keywords and adjusted their strategy accordingly.
The team conducted extensive keyword research, experimenting with different variations of keywords to see which yielded better results.
Reviewing the animal hospital’s traffic acquisition report and bounce rate helped the Step 5 Creative team understand where visitors came from and how they interacted with the site. This information allowed them to improve the user experience and encourage better traffic flow.
Lastly, the team underscores the need for continual updates for long-term success. This refers to the earlier point of working with an SEO consultant committed to staying current with best practices.
Criteria & Red Flags in SEO Consultancy
In the complex world of SEO, it’s essential to differentiate between “serious” and “less-serious” consultants.
Serious consultants are invested in understanding your business, industry, and specific needs.
In contrast, less-serious consultants might offer generic services not catering to your unique requirements.
Here are additional criteria to consider and red flags to watch for when hiring an SEO professional:
- Customized Strategy: A serious SEO consultant will take the time to understand your business, its goals, and its challenges and design a tailored SEO strategy accordingly.
- A consultant offering a one-size-fits-all solution without understanding your needs could be a red flag.
- Transparency: Reputable SEO consultants will be open about their methods and strategies and able to explain them in terms you understand.
- Beware of consultants who promise immediate results or use jargon to confuse you.
- Track Record: Look for consultants with a proven track record of success. They should be able to provide case studies or references from previous clients.
- Consider this a red flag if a consultant is unwilling or unable to provide evidence of their success.
- Continual Learning: SEO is a constantly changing field. Serious consultants will stay up-to-date with the latest SEO trends and algorithm changes.
- Be cautious of consultants who rely on outdated practices.
- Ethical Practices: A serious SEO consultant adheres to ethical SEO practices, often called “White Hat SEO.”
- Avoid consultants who suggest or employ unethical practices, known as “Black Hat SEO,” such as keyword stuffing or hidden text.
Sammanfattningsvis
The Twitter conversation initiated by Google’s John Mueller provided valuable insights into what to consider when choosing an SEO professional.
Cost shouldn’t be the sole factor, as low-budget services often deliver minimal results.
Instead, prioritize experienced SEO agencies that understand the local market and have a track record of success.
Look for consultants knowledgeable about industry tools who can develop a customized strategy tailored to your business’s needs.
Other essential factors include transparency, a proven track record, continual learning, and adherence to ethical practices.
By following these guidelines, you can make an informed decision when hiring an SEO consultant that will help your business thrive in the digital landscape.
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