Short instructional piece (YouTube transcript) explaining that a clear web architecture—categories, subcategories, and product pages—is required to position a website on Google. The speaker emphasizes organizing site structure before building page-level infrastructure and invites listeners to join mentoring at academia wiso.net.
To position your website on Google, you need to have the desired web architecture very well integrated, which ultimately includes categories, subcategories, and product pages. However, if you don't have that organization well structured and clear, you won't be able to optimize interlinking properly. As I teach you here in the mentoring sessions, you won't be able to branch out all that information properly either. It's chaos. First web architecture, like the methodologies I teach you, and then we'll work on the infrastructure and information for each of the pages. If you want to know how to position your website on Google, I'll be waiting for you at my academia wiso dot net.
