Attention, ALOT of attention is given to a websites off-page SEO (and rightly so) - But without meeting the criteria for On-Page, then you'll be working harder. Multiple h1, breadcrumbs, attention grabbing cta buttons... all part of the 'On-Page' effort but serves to also satisfy the visitors so they spend longer on a page, and even click a button!
Pretty Charts, higher numbers is all good, but what about the page meta details?
"On-Page SEO Toolbox". The all-in-one dashboard aimed at the SEO individual, diy-ers and even agencies, with white-label opportunities available in showing off your skills to your clients... So much so that they then come to you to redeem their sanity and confusion in achieving HIGHER on-page seo scores and better structured pages, making the off-page work so much more 'easier'. It's basically a desktop workstation with everything at your finger tips - even the external links you need to straighten out your clients GBP, merchant products, IndexNow and over 40 tools, widgets and resources to satisfy not only the client, but also the website visitors and above all the On-Page SEO.

SEO isn't just about charts and keyword research - I think it's also to do with engaging the visitors to your website. This builds up organic traffic, leading to increased ranking positions. Sites that are less than user friendly increase only the Bounce rates. Therefore, not only does this SEO Toolbox provide the means to assess ones On-Page SEO, but also offers ideas and help tools and widgets to increase the visitor engagement - meaning they spend more time on each page.

Sometimes it s not the biggest launch or most complex system that users love it s the tiny touches: a smart default, a well-timed toast, a one-click shortcut.

What s one small feature in your product that punches way above its weight?

Would love to see examples and maybe steal a few ideas too.

Hi everyone, I'm the owner and founder of The Laughing Professor, providing SEO services - BUT in modular forms! As opposed to offering and charging high rates (which is very justifiable), although unobtainable to the small businesses, especially in the custom printing/gifts area. Along side this I provide website hosting, but my interests of late have lead me in the direction of building my own SEO tools, which have proved extremely beneficial to what's already available. My tools, features fill a gap that other data collection tools don't... Not to the individual, attempting the to their own SEO (my target audience), and so this lead me to creating and filling this gap and understanding of SEO requirements, needs and optimization of web pages (on-page SEO) to the 'diy-er', to provide the information and assistance they need. Although very often are reluctant to ask for - being as they want to achieve this themselves - along with running their business.

So, my SEO tools. Now that AI is here, and to stay - why can't coding simply be done using plain regular language? The AI's seem to understanding it just fine to get jobs done! I know... they are just translating our language into code to achieve the task, but why the middle-man so to speak. All the variables and differences between using a colon and quotation marks (singular or double) just messes with my brain. ps I must add here that, yes I'm getting older and never had computers when I was in school, where learning new tasks was so much easier.

Would love to talk with everyone of you, since learning never stops and I feel this new tech world is very fast over-taking me.

Hi I'm 'The Professor', from The Laughing Professor. I run a SEO agency and web hosting, but also have created our own SEO Tools, which we offer freely. Once you get really confused by all the data available our team will gladly assist you in making your site more visible. Back to our tools - That's why I'm here! I have a couple now, that I'm very proud of, and what they achieve. However, I think since I'm not a professional coder and do use other tools to help me in producing mine, and this can be a struggle in itself, trying to make my ideas come to life and function as I envisioned.
I have just set a 'Launch' of (white-label) AI Bot Tracker, on here and excited indeed to share what service it provides, and plan on sharing our other seo tools to here also.
What is your most tasking element of developing a brand new 'tool', and getting that tool to a functional 'app' even if at the start only you are using - prior to inviting other users to test and use?