Kid's Zone Daycare
Website Audit Kid's Zone
Website: https://www.kidszonelearningcenter.com/
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Audited By: WorkwithDyn
Date: -
Overview
Kids’ Zone is a family-owned and operated daycare and early learning center
conveniently located within East Cobb County in Marietta, Georgia. Our
state-of-the-art
center
serves
young
learners
ages
six
weeks
through
pre-kindergarten and offers after school care along with summer and day camps
for school-aged children.
Audit Goals
1. Audit a page of the website;
2. Determine the keywords you should target:
3. Determine how the current meta data are being setup;
4. Determine if HTML headings through have been correctly implemented;
5. Determine if ALT text (alt attributes) to images have been made for easier
indexation;
6. Determine if the pages utilize Schema.org Markup and see if Schema is unique for
each every page;
7. Determine if the website takes advantage of Open Graph Protocol (OG objects) and
Twitter Cards;
8. Determine if the website has robots txt file and if it is free from syntax errors;
9. Determine if the website has XML sitemap for more accurate indexation; and
10. Recommend changes to improve its on-page SEO.
Page to audit:
Here is the page we’re going to audit:
https://www.kidszonelearningcenter.com/
Competition Analysis
Target Keyword: east cobb daycare
If we are to target the above keyword, we need to improve the content performance of the
above page (and this is also true with the deeper pages of your website):
Here’s the content performance percentage of o
ne of your top ranking competitors:
As you can see, it has a content performance percentage of 45% for the keyword “e
ast
cobb daycare”. Out of 37 words/phrases which Google wants to see present on the page,
their page only used 1
3 words/phrases (see screenshot above).
Let’s examine another top ranking website for the purpose of looking at its content
performance score:
As you can see, it also has a content performance percentage of 42% for the keyword “east
cobb daycare”. Out of 37 words/phrases which Google wants to see present on the page,
their page only used 1
3 words/phrases (see screenshot above).
Now let’s now look at the content performance score of y
our website:
As you can see, it also has a content performance percentage of 32% for the keyword “east
cobb daycare”. Out of 37 words/phrases which Google wants to see present on the page,
their page only used 9
words/phrases (see screenshot above).
If you can implement the bonus content plan I have included down below. I am sure
your rankings will go up in no time.
Moving forward, you may choose to create pages that specifically target page-specific
search terms. This will help us increase traffic on the website and at the same time
potentially increase leads and sales.
Content performance is dependent on our text content. As you already know, text content
is what engines consume when indexing your website and so if search engines notice
that a page has in it all the words and phrases that Google considers as semantically
relevant to the target keyword, it will consider our page as the best page there is on
the face of the web. Our text helps search engines understand what the page is all about.
It is also worth knowing that Google reads content using vectors and co-occurrence
analysis. Co-occurrence analysis is used by Google to analyze what words appear most
commonly on a page and under what circumstances they appear together. Instead of
only looking at keywords in isolation on a page, Google appears to have begun looking at
what words commonly appear together under varying circumstances.
Meta Titles
Meta titles should be improved further to comply with the 512px rule for length. Here’s
your meta title for the page:
The meta title for this page and the rest of the pages can still be improved by adding
semantically relevant words which helps Google understand the page better.
[I’ll place the correct meta titles for your pages here as soon as we start.]
Other pages:
[I’ll place the correct meta titles for your pages here as soon as we start.]
The meta titles should be revamped further to make them more relevant and to
accommodate semantically relevant words and phrases that can help Google understand
our page(s) better.
As a rule, meta titles should have a length of 512 px. This meta title and all other meta titles
on the deeper pages of the site should be improved if you want to rank on the first page of
Google.
Here’s a sample meta title of a client’s page which I have optimized for a client and which
has ranked on first page of Google:
This website now ranks on the first page for “Carpet Cleaning Austin”, “Carpet Cleaning
Austin TX”, and many other keyword variations.
[I’ll place the correct meta titles for your pages here as soon as we start.]
Meta Descriptions
Meta description is that snippet that people see when they are searching us on Google.
Your meta description is that line of words (923px long so that it won’t get truncated on
the search results page) that answers exactly what they are searching for.
Pages’ meta description:
[I’ll place the correct meta description for your pages here as soon as we start.]
Other pages:
[I’ll place the correct meta description for your pages here as soon as we start.]
As we move forward, I will be making relevant suggestions to the meta descriptions of your
deeper pages. As you already know, Google has previously tested 275 - 300 character length for meta descriptions but it later changed it back to 923px length limit mid last year.
Meta description is that snippet that answers exactly what they are searching for.
Again, your meta descriptions must be fixed and it must be fixed ASAP. While meta
description is not a ranking factor as compared to the meta title, if we set a
keyword-targeted meta description then we will certainly have better chances of
ranking high on Google. It is also advisable for meta descriptions to contain appropriate
keywords and LSI terms as much as possible to increase the relevance of the data to the
search query. Again, while the meta description is not considered in ranking a page, it still
pays to use appropriate words that will support our meta title. It is really a must to have
one for all of our pages.
Heading Tags
You don’t have a Heading 1 tag on the audited page. It’s good that you have the main
target keyword wrapped with Heading 1 tag and that is good for SEO but as you can
see above, the page doesn’t even have a Heading 1 tag. We need to revamp your
heading tags to make sure it contains at least our target keyword for each page or a
variation of the target keyword. As you already know, it is worth noting that as a good rule
of thumb, you should only have one H1 on each and every page of your website. While it
is very important to have a heading tag on a page but what is acceptable is to only have
one (1) Htag on each page. However, if you have other subheadings, you can have more
than one H2 to H6 for the rest.
For a pillar page (a page you want a keyword to rank for), the main target keyword should
be contained in your H1 tag so that search engines won’t be confused in parsing the page
and in determining what the page is all about. Google has this RankBrain algorithm which
interprets the words you have highlighted and mentioned in your Heading tags hence, we
should not do anything that will confuse Google.
Suggested Heading tag:
[I’ll place the correct heading tag for your pages here as soon as we start.]
Images
You have images from the different folders of your site which do not make use of Alt
Attributes (alt text) (almost all of the images).
[I’ll place the correct image alt attributes for your images as soon as we start.]
Schema / Structured Data Integration
Your website doesn’t have proper schema / structured data integration. Each page should
have a unique schema (meaning, schema markup should be made page specific) but this
was not done on every page of your website. Every page should be made unique to
increase their respective relevance. It is always best to manually key-in the schema markup
because every page should have page-specific markup.
Your website currently doesn’t make use of proper schema markup and it is a must
that each page has page-specific schema markup on it. Pages use different URLs, meta
data, set of images, sometimes phone number, among others and so using one and the
same schema markup across the board should be avoided.
This is how a properly optimized schema for a deeper page looks like on the search results
page:
As you can see, this website has some stars shown on the Search Results page. When your
listing has something like this, your click-through rate increases and as such more people
are more likely to transact with you because these stars lend credibility to your website.
[I’ll place the page-specific structured data markup below as soon as we start]
Open Graph Objects and Twitter Cards
Your website does have open graph objects and twitter cards but we will revisit your pages
to make sure they are correctly parsed.
Robots txt file and XML sitemap
Your website has a robots txt file and XML sitemap but we will have to revisit them to make
sure they are correctly set up.
BONUS CONTENT PLAN
I rarely give this but let me provide you a content plan for your homepage and that is
tailored specifically for your needs.
Target Keyword: east cobb daycare
If we are to target the above keyword, we need to improve the content performance of the
above page (and this is also true with the deeper pages of your website):
Here’s the content performance percentage of o
ne of your top ranking competitors:
As you can see, it has a content performance percentage of 45% for the keyword “e
ast
cobb daycare”. Out of 37 words/phrases which Google wants to see present on the page,
their page only used 1
3 words/phrases (see screenshot above).
Let’s examine another top ranking website for the purpose of looking at its content
performance score:
As you can see, it also has a content performance percentage of 42% for the keyword “east
cobb daycare”. Out of 37 words/phrases which Google wants to see present on the page,
their page only used 1
3 words/phrases (see screenshot above).
Now let’s now look at the content performance score of y
our website:
As you can see, it also has a content performance percentage of 32% for the keyword “east
cobb daycare”. Out of 37 words/phrases which Google wants to see present on the page,
their page only used 9
words/phrases (see screenshot above).
Here are the Words which we currently have in place:
marietta ga
east cobb
schedule your tour
cobb county
school-aged children
parent resources
quality rated
ferry rd
child development
Here are the Words which we still need to put in place:
preschool guide
east cobbers
touring our school
health and safety
east cobber
nurturing environment
elementary schools
school of east cobb
children learn
education program
child develop
school-age children's
east cobber magazine
meet our teachers
east cobb ga
bells ferry rd
school care
learning centers
care centers
before/after school
education programs
preschool located in marietta
provides exceptional childcare
cobb prep
east cobb child care
quality rating
Here are the words / phrases that we need to use at least twice on the body of the
content:
marietta ga
school-age children's
cobb county
parent resources
ferry rd
children learning
meet our teachers
bells ferry rd
child develop
To accommodate most, if not all, of the words/phrases that we need to put in place, we can
have a FAQ section on the page which briefly answers the most common questions people
ask regarding the service that we provide. See how it should be structured below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a day care center? ⇩
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________.
What are the advantages of a daycare center? ⇩
What's the best age for daycare? ⇩
Do babies do better in daycare? ⇩
Does daycare affect attachment? ⇩
⇩
What should baby wear to daycare? ⇩
Is it better for a child to stay home or go to daycare? ⇩
Does daycare affect child's development? ⇩
How does daycare affect children's cognitive development? ⇩
Which is a characteristic of high quality child care? ⇩
Above are a few questions we can use for the FAQ (these are the People Also Ask Questions
or the PAA questions shown on front page of Google).
You can answer each of the PAA questions briefly and make sure to accommodate as
many words and phrases in the list above. Doing this will boost our chances of
ranking across many keyword variations. I can place more of these PAA Questions as
soon as we start.
ON-PAGE SEO STRATEGY, TIMELINE AND
INVESTMENT
Kid's Zone Team,
I’m really glad you reached out to me about the SEO needs of Kid's
Zone. As you already
know, the success of every website rises and falls on the very same foundation upon
which the site has been built. I am optimistic that if we are able to find the hard-to-detect
errors that can make your website bleed cash and get to fix them right away, we will
increase our chances of landing on the front page of Google.
With that said, I suggest that we focus first on finding these errors, and improving search
engine access to ensure that all your pages are visited and correctly indexed by the search
engines. Right below, I have outlined a specific plan we can bust within a period of 8 - 10
days.
CAMPAIGN FOCUS
I have found a few errors. With that in mind, the main focus should be to get rid of these
errors that are causing your website rankings to get stuck on where it is currently at. I am
looking at finding more of these errors and immediately fixing them as the fastest path to
improve your website’s rankings.
THE STRATEGY
1. I will take a more detailed look at your website. This audit will detail the things that may
cause you trouble moving forward, the weak points on the backend side of things, and any
hard-to-detect errors that I may have overlooked during the initial audit;
2. I’ll determine the words/phrases you want to use for your content, the alt attributes
for your images, Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) terms that you can use for your
homepage and deeper pages, correct interlinking, among others;
3. I will be suggesting and personally implementing improvements to your meta data to
make sure that they will draw more click-through to your website. I will be giving
recommendations on how to make this data pretty straightforward so that when people
search for information, your target audience will get to see a snippet and a clickable link that
answers exactly what they are searching for. The metadata will follow the 512px and
300-character limit rule (as of December 2017);
4. I will write structured data/schema markups using JSON syntax that are specific for each
page. This will result in increasing the relevance and authority of the page and will in a way
influence Google to reward you with good rankings;
5. I’ll suggest how we can fix the technical issues you may have including how we can do
the internal linking to relevant pages of your website. I will implement geo meta tags,
Dublin core, open graph objects, twitter cards, etc... This will help Google and other
search engines understand what your objectives and target outcomes are so it can rank
you for the right keywords;
PROPOSED TIMELINE
As soon as the upfront fee is settled, here’s what the next 1
0 days will look like:
Days 1 to 2: More detailed website audit and coming up with the deep dive to the internal
pages.
Day 3 to 5: Keyword research for your homepage and service area pages, determination of
what keywords each page should target, what to use for your alt attributes, and what
anchor text should you link to and where each anchor should be linking.
Days 5 to 7: Write metadata for the homepage and individual pages covered by the
package, test the length of the meta data to ensure that they don’t get truncated on the
search results page, make sure that the metadata carries with them the keyword(s) that
you want to rank for on Google, write the structured data/schema markup for your
individual pages (covered by the package), test the schema markup using Google
structured data testing tool to ensure that it is free from errors, check whether heading
tags are properly used, and look for accessibility issues in your htaccess and robots txt files
to ensure that your website is not limiting search engine access to the most important
pages of your website.
Day 8 to 10: Implement everything (metadata, structured data/schema markup, alt
attributes, silo, geo meta tags, Dublin core, Open Graph Objects, Twitter tags, Heading
Tags, etc.) on the website level, create and/or update the xml sitemap, place and/or check
on the analytics code, and run final checking to ensure that on-page SEO is properly done.
DELIVERABLES
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Find and fix all of the issues detailed above
INVESTMENT
I suggest that we initially start with 10 pages of your website (but you can opt to start with
more).
Investment: I’m only charging $230 USD upfront for 10 pages of your website (this is
One-time Fee) and this covers the entire deliverables. Should you want to create more
location-specific pages and you want me to optimize more pages, extra pages are charged
$25 USD per page; and
If you’re planning to initially start with 6 pages of your website, below is the needed
investment:
Investment: I’m only charging $120 USD upfront for 6 pages of your website (this is
One-time Fee) and this covers the entire deliverables. Should you want to create more
location-specific pages and you want me to optimize more pages, extra pages are charged
$25 USD per page.
Well that's it.
Truth be told I'm excited to work with you on this project and don't want to make this
strategy any more complicated than it should be. :-)
Just reply back with a ‘YES’ if it’s a go…
...or ‘NO’ if you think the plan sucks. Lol!
Looking forward to your reply,
WorkwithDyn-
P.S. I put clients on queue depending on the time they settle their payment. If you want me
to give the needed fix, send me a message here.