What Should You Do if the Wrong Page Ranks for a Target Keyword? | Ep. #302
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In Episode #302, Eric and Neil discuss what should you do if the wrong page ranks for a target keyword. Tune in to learn what Eric is currently testing and how Neil managed to redirect his traffic from the wrong page to the RIGHT one.
Time Stamped Show Notes:- 00:27 – Today’s topic: What Should You Do if the Wrong Page Ranks for a Target Keyword?
- 00:40 – Eric has a blog post right now that ranks for online marketing companies or internet marketing companies
- 01:02 – Eric’s agency is top 10 for the keyword other websites are ranking for
- 01:18 – Eric and other SEOs that he has talked to suggested redirecting that page to what converts people
- 01:33 – Eric is currently testing having a ranking table with different agencies
- 02:11 – Eric is still trying several different things at the moment
- 02:21 – Neil suggests making internal links between your pages
- 02:25 – Google usually sorts things out and it’s just a question of time
- 02:31 – For the page that isn’t ranking but you want to rank, compare the keyword densities
- 02:44 – Neil will then improve the keyword density on a page that isn’t ranking
- 02:49 – Check who’s linking to that page, hit them up and get them to link to the page that you want to rank
- 02:59 – Promote the pages that aren’t ranking
- 03:10 – Neil’s blog used to rank for the keywords “SEO tool” and “SEO tools” rather than the actual tool itself
- 03:22 – Neil built links to the SEO tool page and increased social media shares
- 03:32 – Within 3-4 months, it sorted itself out
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- 04:23 – Text MARKETINGSCHOOL to 33444
- 05:53 – That’s it for today’s episode!
- Creating internal links between your pages can help distribute and redirect your traffic.
- Promote pages that aren’t ranking through constant social media shares.
- Check your keyword densities and ask people that are linking to your page to link to the page that you WANT to rank.
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