I recently started working for a small creative agency and I know very little about SEO, so apologies if this is a stupid question.
One of the sites we maintain is a performing arts center website. There's an event coming up with a playwright and when I google that playwright's name the center's event shows up #6 in Google's organic search results.
#1 is the playwright's Wiki page, #2 is the playwright's IBDb page (IMDb for theatre), #3 is a feature on the playwright on a popular (?) blog from last year, #4 is an Amazon page where you can buy this playwright's book, #5 is another feature on the playwright from a blog, then #6 is the center's playwright event page.
Is #6 good? I imagine it's fine to rank below #1, #2, and #4, and if the blogs are popular in their industry it makes sense to me they're ranked higher. And especially since this event is temporary it would seem to me like #6 is okay.
The event page's meta title is formatted fine but there's no meta description and their usage of header tags could be better. But would adding a meta description and fixing their header tags help?
Thank you in advance. I'm trying to endear myself to my new employers so any insight would be very much appreciated.
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