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Latest SEO Trends for 2020 That You need to Know

* The headline & title tag is a common important SEO element
* Long-tail keyword searches produce higher click-through rate (CTR) than generic searches
* The average content length of the top position at Google SERP contains more than 2500 words
* Schema markup like FAQ schema, breadcrumbs will continue to be important
* BERT & E.A.T-focused based optimization
* On-page content improvement continued to be the most effective SEO tactic
* Embed Video Content in landing pages with Video Featured Snippets & optimize it for SEO
* Google will continue to provide more preference for mobile-first indexing
* Images are returned for search queries on Google
* Revamping the old blog posts with new content & images can boost organic traffic
* Featured snippets remain big elements in SERP. Optimizing the content to appear in search snippets for zero positions.  Most of the voice search answers came from a featured snippet.
* Mobile queries such as “Best”, “right now”, “Where to buy” & “near me” have grown over the last two years and continue to  grow
* Top four ranking factors are visits, Average time on site, pages per session, and bounce rate
* Improve/revamp the low-quality pages into High-quality content.
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