How to Rank a 10-Page Website | Ep. #399
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In Episode #399, Eric and Neil discuss how to rank a 10-page website. Tune in to learn how you can slowly gain traction in spite of only having a few pages by placing massive emphasis on the quality of those 10 pages.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:28 – Today’s topic: How to Rank a 10-Page Website
- 00:40 – Neil picked 10 pages because a lot of people have small websites
- 00:45 – A 500-page website is easier to rank
- 00:56 – The more text you have on the page, the more likely you are to rank
- 01:03 – A 10-page website can still rank but it will never get as much traffic as a Wikipedia
- 01:10 – A small website should focus on link building and outreach
- 01:14 – Make sure your content is detailed and thorough
- 01:18 – Brian Dean of Backlinko started with only a handful of pages website
- 01:33 – The quality of his content is high
- 02:00 – Review Skyscraper Technique
- 02:10 – Groove HQ and Help Scout both started at the bottom
- 02:19 – Look at linkable assets
- 02:48 – “Look for a spin that can work out there”
- 02:59 – Slowly expand when your website starts getting traffic
- 03:14 – Marketing School is giving away a free 1 year subscription of Crazy Egg which is a visual analytics tool
- 04:01 – Go to SingleGrain.com/giveaway for multiple entries
- 04:14 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- People who have small websites can still rank their websites, but their websites will never have the traffic of the big players.
- Create detailed, high-quality content that will solidify your website.
- As your website gains traffic, add more pages—grow it in a controlled, consistent way that you can manage.
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