7 Unorthodox SEO Strategies and Tactics that You Should Try | Ep. #118
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In Episode #118, Neil and Eric drop 7 unorthodox SEO strategies you might be missing out on. Listen to learn what these 7 strategies and tactics are and discern whether these tools can fit your current business’ SEO plan.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: 7 Unorthodox SEO Strategies and Tactics That You Should Try
- 00:33 – #1 Use Scrapebox to find people within your space that talk about particular topics
- 01:43 – #2 Tube Buddy will tell you how your video is ranked
- 02:29 – #3 Brand loyalty—create new ideas to promote brand loyalty
- 03:29 – #4 Link blending
- 04:08 – Link to other credible sources beyond your own
- 04:44 – #5 Neil uses Animagraffs for animated infographics
- 05:33 – These visual infographics get so many links
- 06:08 – #6 Write original researched pieces of content
- 07:25 – #7 Translate your content
- 08:09 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- Keep coming up with NEW ideas to promote brand loyalty to your consumers.
- Try NOT to overuse your links—extend to other credible sources.
- Create original researched content and translate them for your audience.
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