Framer SEO Guide: Rank #1 In Google

Framer SEO Guide: Rank #1 In Google

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Framer SEO Guide: Rank #1 In Google

This step-by-step SEO guide has everything you need — alt text, html tags, aria labels, and more. Learn proven tactics that helped me hit 36k organic clicks in just six months.

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Framer SEO Guide: Rank #1 In Google

Hey there, buddy! Wanna get your framer site to the top of Google? I’ve been there, and trust me—it’s totally doable.
In just six months, Framer University hit 36k organic clicks!
Let me show you how to level up your seo game step by step :)


Framer SEO Guide: Rank #1 In Google

Hey there, buddy! Wanna get your framer site to the top of Google? I’ve been there, and trust me—it’s totally doable.
In just six months, Framer University hit 36k organic clicks!
Let me show you how to level up your seo game step by step :)


Framer SEO Guide: Rank #1 In Google

Hey there, buddy! Wanna get your framer site to the top of Google? I’ve been there, and trust me—it’s totally doable.
In just six months, Framer University hit 36k organic clicks!
Let me show you how to level up your seo game step by step :)


Step 1: Add alt text to your images

Alt text = super underrated but SO powerful for SEO. It’s basically a description of your image that helps search engines (and screen readers!) understand what’s on your page.

Here’s how you do it in Framer:
1. Click on your image.
2. Head to the right panel.
3. Find the “field” property and type in a short description.

Pro tip: be specific! for a brand logo, try something like "logo of [brand name]." for people, add their name, e.g., "photo of [name]."


Step 1: Add alt text to your images

Alt text = super underrated but SO powerful for SEO. It’s basically a description of your image that helps search engines (and screen readers!) understand what’s on your page.

Here’s how you do it in Framer:
1. Click on your image.
2. Head to the right panel.
3. Find the “field” property and type in a short description.

Pro tip: be specific! for a brand logo, try something like "logo of [brand name]." for people, add their name, e.g., "photo of [name]."


Step 1: Add alt text to your images

Alt text = super underrated but SO powerful for SEO. It’s basically a description of your image that helps search engines (and screen readers!) understand what’s on your page.

Here’s how you do it in Framer:
1. Click on your image.
2. Head to the right panel.
3. Find the “field” property and type in a short description.

Pro tip: be specific! for a brand logo, try something like "logo of [brand name]." for people, add their name, e.g., "photo of [name]."


Framer editor showcasing a 3D Circular Gallery with detailed customization options

Input alt text for image.

Framer editor showcasing a 3D Circular Gallery with detailed customization options

Input alt text for image.

Framer editor showcasing a 3D Circular Gallery with detailed customization options

Input alt text for image.

Step 2: Nail your html tags

Proper structure = google love ;) your html tags tell search engines what’s important on your page.
Here’s the breakdown:
- H1: The BIG headline. Use this only once per page.
- H2: Subheadings to break down content.
- P: Regular ol' paragraphs.

Framer makes this a breeze—just select the text element, go to the right panel, and set your tags.


Step 2: Nail your html tags

Proper structure = google love ;) your html tags tell search engines what’s important on your page.
Here’s the breakdown:
- H1: The BIG headline. Use this only once per page.
- H2: Subheadings to break down content.
- P: Regular ol' paragraphs.

Framer makes this a breeze—just select the text element, go to the right panel, and set your tags.


Step 2: Nail your html tags

Proper structure = google love ;) your html tags tell search engines what’s important on your page.
Here’s the breakdown:
- H1: The BIG headline. Use this only once per page.
- H2: Subheadings to break down content.
- P: Regular ol' paragraphs.

Framer makes this a breeze—just select the text element, go to the right panel, and set your tags.


Step 3: Boost accessibility with aria labels

Aria labels make your site more accessible AND user-friendly. Win-win! :)
They describe elements like icons or buttons that don’t have visible text.

How to add them in Framer:
1. Select the element (like an arrow or icon).
2. Open the accessibility section in the right panel.
3. Add a label, e.g., “next arrow” or “close icon.”

Better experience = happier users = better rankings.


Step 3: Boost accessibility with aria labels

Aria labels make your site more accessible AND user-friendly. Win-win! :)
They describe elements like icons or buttons that don’t have visible text.

How to add them in Framer:
1. Select the element (like an arrow or icon).
2. Open the accessibility section in the right panel.
3. Add a label, e.g., “next arrow” or “close icon.”

Better experience = happier users = better rankings.


Step 3: Boost accessibility with aria labels

Aria labels make your site more accessible AND user-friendly. Win-win! :)
They describe elements like icons or buttons that don’t have visible text.

How to add them in Framer:
1. Select the element (like an arrow or icon).
2. Open the accessibility section in the right panel.
3. Add a label, e.g., “next arrow” or “close icon.”

Better experience = happier users = better rankings.


Step 4: Optimize your site’s title + description

This is the stuff people see when your site pops up on google, so make it good:
1. Title: include your main keyword, like “modern portfolio templates.”
2. Description: a short, keyword-packed summary of your site.

If you’re using cms pages in framer, you can set these dynamically for each page—no need to do it manually!


Step 4: Optimize your site’s title + description

This is the stuff people see when your site pops up on google, so make it good:
1. Title: include your main keyword, like “modern portfolio templates.”
2. Description: a short, keyword-packed summary of your site.

If you’re using cms pages in framer, you can set these dynamically for each page—no need to do it manually!


Step 4: Optimize your site’s title + description

This is the stuff people see when your site pops up on google, so make it good:
1. Title: include your main keyword, like “modern portfolio templates.”
2. Description: a short, keyword-packed summary of your site.

If you’re using cms pages in framer, you can set these dynamically for each page—no need to do it manually!


Once your site’s optimized, time to double down on these:
- Consistent content: keep your site fresh with blogs, tutorials, or updates. google loves active sites!
- Backlinks: get other high-quality sites to link to yours. more credibility = better rankings.

Once your site’s optimized, time to double down on these:
- Consistent content: keep your site fresh with blogs, tutorials, or updates. google loves active sites!
- Backlinks: get other high-quality sites to link to yours. more credibility = better rankings.

Once your site’s optimized, time to double down on these:
- Consistent content: keep your site fresh with blogs, tutorials, or updates. google loves active sites!
- Backlinks: get other high-quality sites to link to yours. more credibility = better rankings.

Wrapping up

SEO might sound tricky, but it’s just about taking small, smart steps:

1. Structure your site right.

2. Make it accessible.

3. Keep your content fresh + visible.

Give these tips a shot and let me know how it goes! hit me up on twitter or drop a comment—i wanna hear about your wins

You got this! <3


Wrapping up

SEO might sound tricky, but it’s just about taking small, smart steps:

1. Structure your site right.

2. Make it accessible.

3. Keep your content fresh + visible.

Give these tips a shot and let me know how it goes! hit me up on twitter or drop a comment—i wanna hear about your wins

You got this! <3


Wrapping up

SEO might sound tricky, but it’s just about taking small, smart steps:

1. Structure your site right.

2. Make it accessible.

3. Keep your content fresh + visible.

Give these tips a shot and let me know how it goes! hit me up on twitter or drop a comment—i wanna hear about your wins

You got this! <3


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