How to Structure Your Website So Google Actually Ranks It

If you can't figure out why you're not ranking in Google at the moment, you might be thinking that it's possibly one of these three things. You don't have enough backlinks, or maybe you realize you wrote everything with AI and now you're getting penalized, or for some reason Google just happens to hate your

website. But the reality is that it's probably none of those three things, and it's actually something a lot more simple. I've reviewed over 300 websites over the past 2 years. We have a series in our community called Find the Fix. You can just kind of leave your website comment it and I'll review the website

and see what's going wrong with it. And I've helped over more than 600 people rank. And this is the number one mistake that I constantly see people get wrong, and it stops people from ranking. And that is your website structure. And I know it sounds very, very simple and you're thinking, "Well, my website's got

some sort of structure. I'm sure it's fine." But there's a very high possibility that this is actually keeping you from getting seen at all. So, in this video, I'm going to explain what is the correct website structure, at least what we've seen in our experience. And also I'm going to give you a couple of tips on how to generate

the right website structure from the get-go with a few free prompts, as well as how to do it correctly on WordPress. Let's get to it. So, what actually makes a good website structure? I'm sure you've seen things like this when you're building your website, and there's a very good reason why you should

structure it all out. I think the easiest way to understand why you should structure your website is you need to think about that your website is really a folder. And let me show you an example of a bad structured folder and a good one. Let's say you hop on somebody's website and you see a a bunch of files like this,