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  1. What country is best to host a Spanish website with SEO in mind?
  2. I'm going to start a website in Spanish and I want to target all Spanish speaking countries like Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Spain, etc..
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  15. But where would be the best location to host this kind of website when it comes to SEO? I know the US also has a big population of Spanish speakers, but should it still be good to host the site in the US?
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  17. I don't know what Spanish country to host the website if I want to target all Spanish counties.
  18. I don't think the hosting of your site will impact your SEO..? could be wrong though
  19. It won't have much impact, but just install a CDN if you are worried about this.
  20. Try Cloudflare, it is free.
  21. I don't think the hosting of your site will impact your SEO..? could be wrong though
  22. Yes, just research about the importance of server location for SEO.
  23. Where more users there and post.
  24. Yes, just research about the importance of server location for SEO.
  25. You're right, good to know!
  26. I also recommend using Cloudflare.
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  28. Server location used to have some importance but I think it no longer does. Using a CDN like cloudflare is best in every case
  29. Somewhere in North America would be ideal. I'd go with Houston if possible, but it doesn't matter that much if you use Cloudflare.
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  33. Create a Text File to Summarize
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  35. As I mentioned, we will summarize my last post. Let’s download it and clean the HTML so we are only left with the article content.
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  37. First, let’s create the directories we need to save our input file and also the results from the summaries.
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  46. How to Improve a Page’s Ranking Signals for a Specific Keyword
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  48. Step 1: Evaluate the User Intent of Your Focus Keyword
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  50. User intent is essentially defined as the goal a person has when they type in a search term into Google.
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  52. Over the past year or two, ensuring the page you want to rank for a query matches the user intent has become vital.
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  54. Is the goal to buy something? (Transactional)
  55. Is the goal to find a particular website or page? (Navigational)
  56. Is the goal to find helpful information to further answer a question you have? (Informational)
  57. Tailoring your content to the intent is crucial.
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  59. For example, if your focus keyword was “best laptop computers” and you wanted your product page or category page to rank for this, you probably have no
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  63. What to Do When Google Is Ranking the Wrong Page for Your Keywords
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  65. In the example above, you can clearly see that all the top ranking websites are from third-party aggregators and review sites where they list a comparison
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  69. In fact, not one manufacturer or retail site is ranking on Page 1 for this so you need to shift focus away from this keyword altogether or understand what
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  73. Step 2: Evaluate the Content on the Page
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  75. Once you have ensured your content is matching the intent, you can then move on to ensuring the content on the relevant page is optimized.
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  77. Some questions you might want to ask yourself to further analyze are:
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  79. Is my primary focus keyword in my page title?
  80. Do I reference my primary focus keyword in my description?
  81. How does the length of my copy compare to that against the Top 10 or Top 20 ranking sites?
  82. Do the competitor sites use shared semantic keywords that I need to incorporate into my page?
  83. Does my page answer questions a user might have to understand more about this topic?
  84. Two tools that both do an excellent job helping you analyze and answer the questions above are SEMrush Writing Assistant and Clearscope.
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  86. Step 3: Evaluate Your Internal Links
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  88. Link signals are what tell Google a page is important, so make sure you have a sufficient amount of pages on your website linking back to the page that you
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