7 Dead Simple SEO Tactics That Still Work Today | Ep. #721
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In episode #721, Eric and Neil count out 7 simple SEO tactics. Tune in to hear what you should be doing on your site.
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- [00:27] Today’s Topic: 7 Dead Simple SEO Tactics That Still Work Today
- [00:33] #1: Upgrade your content.
- [00:40] Look at Wikipedia and Trip Advisor: there is constantly updated user content.
- [01:01] #2: Google Correlate.
- [01:04] It’s a great tool for keyword research.
- [02:06] #3: The Skyscraper Technique.
- [02:15] Go out and look for top five posts about a certain keyword.
- [02:30] Make content that improves upon the original resource.
- [02:41] #4: Infographics.
- [02:50] KissMetrics was popular because of their use of this visual content.
- [03:07] Go to BuzzSumo and look at the popular articles in your field and create infographics about the material.
- [03:43] #5: Use Google Search Console.
- [03:50] Look at top pages and top keywords that are ranking.
- [04:00] Add any keywords you don’t have.
- [04:08] #6: Use Google Search Console to search for top keywords. Integrate the most popular keywords.
- [04:50] #7: Go out and look at what content you can delete.
- [05:25] You can drive traffic this way or possible even lose traffic.
- [05:40] Neil thinks you should keep old content and just add updated versions.
- [05:46] That’s it for today!
- [05:49] Go to Singlegrain.com/Giveaway for a special marketing tool giveaway!
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