How to Rank Page 2 to Page 1
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We have a blog post about the fitness equipment names https://www.fitness-china.com/gym-equipment-names-pictures-prices The content of our article is very helpful and comprehensive.
However, the current search for fitness equipment names only appears in the first place on the second page of GOOGLE Natural Search Results. One page. How can we improve our ranking? What we hope is SEO white hat practice
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To continue to rank better for the term "fitness equipment names", you need to optimize the page a little bit better for that phrase and continue to build links to that page.
Here are a few things I'd recommend:
- Change your title tag to "18 Gym/Fitness Equipment Names, Pictures, and Prices for Full-body Strength".
- Add "fitness equipment names" to the content once or twice. I'd probably just change "gym equipment names" to "fitness equipment names" two times because you have the former phrase in the content 6 times.
- Add "fitness equipment" to the end of the alt text of some of the images. For example
- Add a few more internal links from other blog posts to this page
- Go look at all the backlinks to all 10 pages that rank on page 1 for that phrase and try to acquire some of the same links from the same root domains
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