The two aspects of SEO are on-page and off-page SEO. While the On-page deals with elements and content internally or within the website, Off-page deals with your website’s relationship with the rest of the World Wide Web or outside the website.

Now we can compare the relationship between the two aspects, On-page SEO and Off-page SEO, to a race car. Let’s assume that the body of the race car to be the On-Page SEO aspect and the engine of the car to be the Off-page SEO.

The race car performs better when heavy parts are replaced with lighter parts to move faster and to lessen drag. Likewise, the on-page SEO removes bad and outdated coding with the latest search engine friendly coding. Like the race car with a steering wheel directed towards the finish line, the on-page SEO makes sure all your keywords, meta-tags, URLs and content are directed to getting the placement for a certain Key-phrase.

The off-page is the engine of the race car. This engine doesn’t feed on fuel, but on backlinks. The more fuel it gathers, the more powerful it gets. The perfect combination of the lowered weight of the race car and the more powerful engine yields the maximum results for the race car and this concept can be applied to your SEO campaign.