So they just told me about forum and FB Group posting
Hi all!
So, here's my question:
Is it viable to drive traffic to my the website by ranking the on-page blog with only informational keywords?
Will it affect the ranking of my service pages in any way?
I saw a few videos on YouTube regarding driving traffic to your blog and the crux is to update your blog only once in a week with the long form and thorough content which answers all the questions which the user may have while searching something on Google.
So, after doing some research on this, I got an idea to write a blog post, titled "How to get started with your Amazon Store in 2019". The blog post will be totally information oriented and will answer the What, Why, When and How of setting up the Amazon store. This is what I'm planning to do.
This is what my current practice is.
Update the On-Page blog every week once or twice with a 700-1000 word article relevant to the industry and just do some basic social sharing and off-page sharing. That's all. I get about 5-10 views on each blog every month.
Here are some more details:
Industry: IT & Data Processing Services
Traffic: 15,000 visitors per month
No PPC, No Social Media Traffic. No email marketing.
Service Pages have keywords with business intent and the blog pages have keywords with both informational & business intents. For example, the service page have "WordPress Development Services" as the targeted keyword and the relevant blog post have "WordPress development" as the targeted keyword.
Would really appreciate your insights on this.
Or Not! Disclaimer: I do not want to disrespect anyone After reading, reading, reading, tips by the experts, methods by the gurus and lessons from the mentors it seems Google Dumb AF. Why? They say you should have great content But If you do not have Backlinks, no social signals, no visitors then you are not going to rank. That means no matter how good and original content you produce you cannot rank. On the other hand some crappy site with old and outdated content will still rank higher, well, because it was there before you and has a ton of backlinks and a load of followers. Google makes its decisions just like our media represents “shit” to us. Whether it’s the truth or just BS if they report it, it must be important. If a high ranking site is linking to another site then it must be better too. Whether they got that backlinks because owners of both sites know each other or paid for that. Pay an influencer on social media, most of their followers will visit you, hell even subscribe you, just because the influencer said so and Google will believe this site must be important.
I’m short Google follows the buzz, you need to create a buzz and then and only then you will be able to rank.
Go ahead “Roast” me now...
So almost all of the competitors above me have very keyword rich meta descriptions, mine had one or two and was much more readable and enticing aiming for a higher CTR. But I thought I'd try an alternative one similar to competitors and see the reaction as maybe meta-descriptions don't impact CTR in my industry. How long should I wait until I truly know the impact of the change? Thanks!
Hi, I'm Working for one keyword. For Tat keyword, top 3 results are a blog ( Medium, Hakernoon ). That Blog Domains Authority has above 90 and in that blog, they wrote about companies so that as so much linked domains. And My Question is How Can I take my site as top 3 in Rank in Organic.
been on cpahero not active at all lol
been on bhw, ok place
I manage a site with so many articles, so that I don't find the time to manually extract valuable keywords to track. What I would like to have is a tool that takes every single word (minus the, a, I, he... etc) and checks it for ranking. Machine learning should be far enough to show me relevant keywords automatically.
Any idea if that exists?
thanks in appreciation..
