In conclusion, to do a better job of positioning in search engines, we recommend:
Make it easy to verify the accuracy of information on your site (with external links, for example, or by showing the author's expertise).
Showcase your organization's expertise behind each page and highlight it.
Make it easy for people to contact you.
Let your visual design be professional, neat and clear.
Make your design and content easy to use/read and useful.
In your content, focus on specific problems and provide solutions.
Don't let yourself be left behind, update your information and publications routinely.
Use advertising, service or subscription offers and other spaces that could cause inconvenience to the user sparingly.
Avoid typos and design errors throughout your site, no matter how small.
In your content, stick to the main topic. For example: does the china phone number person who wants to know about changes in Google's algorithm care if I talk about how to make a content grid? Probably not.
Don't address issues that your organization doesn't address.
Let your site answer all of your users' questions: what, who, where, how, etc.
Keep your writing simple, precise and clear.
Avoid giving unconfirmed answers. Your information must be reliable and verified.