On-page SEO improves elements on your own webpages, while off-page SEO focuses on external signals that help establish the website’s authority, reputation, and prominence.
On-page SEO includes search intent, content, title tags, headings, internal links, URLs, images, page structure, and other elements you can directly control. Off-page SEO commonly includes backlinks, digital PR, brand mentions, citations, reviews, and other external references.
The two work together. Excellent content with no authority may struggle in a competitive market, while a website with many backlinks can still underperform if its pages poorly satisfy search intent or suffer technical problems.
Learn more about on-page SEO, link building, and technical SEO. A comprehensive SEO strategy coordinates all three areas.
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