I've been doing a few local searches recently to find some examples of well-optimised Abingdon websites, I found a Google search for "Abingdon hotels" brought up an excellent example of both good and bad SEO for various local accommodation websites.
Just to make it clear I have nothing to do with any of these websites and I'm unsure if they have received any SEO advice, I just find
This certainly needs the keyword Abingdon in there somewhere.
The homepage is used and contains the keyword Abingdon which is good, just a shame there's no mention of it in the title tag.
Improvement on the first two but again not perfect, Premier Travel Inn are a very large hotel chain in the UK and so personally I would use the brand name at the beginning of the title tag to get more clicks, also not separating the words Abingdon and the hotel with a pipe character. Perhaps "Premier Travel Inn - Abingdon Hotel Information" would be more suitable?
- Needs to lose the hotel ID and get a descriptive URL instead.
- Not bad, but is actually outranked by the hotel facilites page which uses hotel.html, combining the best factors from both pages to consolidate into the hotel information page would make more sense.
No mention of the keywords Abingdon or hotel, all page titles throughout the site use exactly the same title tag.
Small website with URL's kept simple.
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