Keyword Research: Identify relevant keywords that your target audience uses to search for products, services, or information related to your website. Use tools like Google Keyword Planner or SEMrush. Content Optimization: Integrate your target keywords naturally throughout your website content (titles, headings, meta descriptions, page copy). Site Structure: Plan a clear and logical website structure that allows search engines to easily crawl and index your content. Group related pages together and use descriptive internal linking.

Develop a Sitemap: Sketch out a basic blueprint of your website's pages and how they connect. Wireframe Each Page: Create low-fidelity mockups that focus on content hierarchy, user flow, and functionality. Tools like Wix Velo by Wix or even pen and paper work for this stage. Focus on User Experience (UX): Consider how users will navigate your website to find the information they need. Place key calls to action (CTAs) prominently.

Optimize Page Titles & Meta Descriptions: Use your target keywords strategically in each page's title tag and meta description. Wix allows editing these within the page settings. Headings & Subheadings: Structure your content using H1, H2, and H3 headings that incorporate relevant keywords. Image Optimization: Include relevant keywords in image file names and alt text descriptions. Internal Linking: Link relevant pages within your website to improve navigation and spread SEO value. Wix SEO Wiz (Optional): Wix offers an SEO Wiz tool that guides you through basic on-site SEO optimization steps.

Mobile-Friendliness: Ensure your website displays and functions well on all devices (desktop, tablet, mobile). Wix websites are generally mobile-responsive by default. Website Speed: Wix offers tools to optimize your website's loading speed, which is a ranking factor in SEO. Submit Sitemap to Search Engines (Optional): Once your website is live, submit your sitemap to search engines like Google Search Console to help them discover your website's content.