What are the most effective White Hat SEO Methods?

What are the most effective White Hat SEO Methods?

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Ok, so this is the answer:

You will hear countless of people spew the same stuff - "Content is King!". While this is true, it doesn't provide much actionable advice.

You can create the best content in the world but if you're website isn't indexed, no one is going to find your content via search engines.

White-hat SEO is a term that describes SEO efforts that obeys Google and other search engine rules and guidelines, so with this being said, you would only do what they (search engines) suggest and what they say is right. You can find basic guidelines here: Webmaster Guidelines

From my side, I view "effective SEO methods" as methods that produce the best results with the least amount of input, so here's a few that work well for me. I assume you already submitted your website to Google with your Google Console and Analytics accounts setup and your site indexes at a reasonable speed. I'm also not going into the fine details, you can research the subjects more.

Invest in Local SEO:
Get the website you're working on in the local SERP. Submit and verify your website on Google My Business pages. I wrote a short piece on how to do this here: What Is Local SEO & How To Submit To Google My Business

Schema Markup
Make sure your schema markup is perfect. Thishelps Google know what your content is about, and by making Google's "life" easier, you will make your own life easier. Here's a cool schema markup generator for the basic stuff that your site might include: Schema Creator

Build links (rinse & repeat)
Build as many links as you can. Most white-hat SEO's will tell you that you need the "right" links and you'll earn them, rather than being proactive and looking for them, however, I'm here to tell you that I've never been penalized for doing some outreach and obtaining a great link... Be proactive,create content and put in front of people that might link to it. There's a huge amount of ways to get links, here's a great resource for link building "mini" strategies:Link Building Tactics (Complete List) - Point Blank SEO

Citations & Social Signals
Create NAP listings of your website all over the quality directories. NAP stands for Name, Address & Phone. The more Google sees a mention of your NAP, the more trust it instills. There's a lot of debate around social signals as well, but the majority sees positive results, and even if it meant nothing for SEO purposes, it's still an additional traffic source. Get on social media sites, share your content, engage with your audience and you'll build reputation and followers.

Thanks and Best regards,
AsianBrain.