How to Control Page 1 of Google (Not Just Rank #1) | Ep. #901
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In episode #901, we discuss how to control Page 1 of Google’s search results. Tune in to hear how you can dominate.
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TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:27] Today’s Topic: How to Control Page 1 of Google (Not Just Rank #1)
- [00:38] Why not rank #1 and #2?
- [00:52] Neil’s stamp occupies both Quicksprout and Neilpatel.com, so he has twice the authority in the rankings.
- [01:10] Ranking 0 means you can occupy the answer box.
- [01:32] A lot of this comes down to title tags. Google looks at who is generating clicks.
- [02:00] Use Clickflow to check your pages and run A/B tests.
- [02:15] Don’t duplicate your content. It can be similar, but not the same.
- [02:33] This will also help when cross-linking.
- [02:52] 8 out 10 will read your headline, only 2 out of 10 will click through and read the rest.
- [03:05] If you don’t want to spend money on Google Ads, you can remarket for search ads.
- [04:04] Consider creating multiple sites.
- [04:15] This includes social profiles and guest-posting.
- [04:30] Buffer grew through guest-posts.
- [05:22] Having a few competing sites is a lot of work/upkeep.
- [05:32] Remember to update your content.
- [06:00] Use Ahrefs Link Intersect, as this will show you everyone who links to your competitors, but not your site.
- [06:15] That’s it for today!
- [06:23] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help us meet our goal of 1 Million downloads per month. Hopefully, we’ll see you at the live event in L.A.!
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