March 18, 2015
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Last year alone, our agency drove over 10,000,000 organic visits for clients.
I’m not showing you these to beat my chest. I’m showing to prove what our strategy works.
This is my ultimate guide to SEO for blogs. In it, I’ll cover:
I hate writing cliche tips that you’ve already read a million times, but it’s the truth. You need to define your target audience.
I’ll use Webris as an example (we sell Internet marketing and design services).
I target 2 segments with my content:
You might think speaking to customers is more important – it’s not. Other marketers provide more value, they are:
Make sure your content speaks to more than just potential customers!
I really can’t stress this enough. In fact, this is the most important piece of advice I can give you.
You will never have success with blog SEO if you’re not creating amazing content.
I know, I know – I sound like Matt Cutts. As much as I hate the buzzword “content is king”, it’s true.
You have to create content that people want to read, share and come back to.
Otherwise, blogging is a complete waste of your time.
Every time I create something, I ask myself a number of questions:
If it doesn’t meet all of those requirements, I refuse to post it.
If you own a business, you’re an expert at something. Share this expertise – don’t hold anything close to chest.
This type of content sets the building blocks needed for blog optimization.
When I log into my Facebook account I’m overwhelmed by crappy marketers selling even crappier products.
Stop! Please. Just stop.
I’ve been down that road. It’s a waste of time and money.
I created [what I thought] was a great offer, funnel and upsell. I set up some remarketing ads on Facebook and was ready to watch the cash roll in.
That never happened. Here’s what did:
In November I launched this site on a new domain (webris.org). I wanted to start new.
I began posting the content to the blog that I was previously charging for. Here’s what happened:
This site is now driving 1,000 times the weekly leads and they’re 100% FREE.
I no longer have to convince people to opt in – they choose to.
I’m not going to lie to you – maintaining a blog is a bitch. It takes a lot of patience and discipline to continue to create content when you’re seeing no results.
I like to try and write for at least an hour each day. At that rate I crank out a solid update once or twice a week.
Remember, the more content you create the more traffic you’ll drive.
Create a schedule and stick to it.
The chances are you’re writing about something that’s been written thousands of times so it’s extremely important to show yourself in your writing.
I write like I speak. I use jargon, humor and I curse. Even though I’m writing about professional topics, I don’t care. This is who I am – this is who I am and my readers respect me for it.
If you want your content to perform well in search engines you need to understand the search demand and competition of each post you write.
That’s why keyword research is so crucial.
Here are the tools you’ll need:
Lets’ go back to my target segments:
We want to create problem actionable content that solves their problems – how do we know what those problems are?
I use forums and social media groups – specifically, Facebook Groups.
Good, active Facebook Groups are hard to find – but they’re gold.
Here’s a thread that I found generating a lot of responses:
I also saw related threads in other groups. Using these threads, I can generate a list of preliminary keywords that has a built in audience.
The ones I came up with were:
Facebook Groups are great, but I also use other sources. Here are some of my favorites:
Blog ideas and keywords are all around you – pay attention!
If you’re on a budget, use Google’s Keyword Tool – it’s free. If you’ve got some extra funds, I strongly recommend Long Tail Pro.
For the purpose of this post, I’ll be using Google’s tool.
The top box will show you the data for the keywords you put into the search field. What we’re looking for here is “Avg. Monthly Searches” (don’t pay attention to the other data because it’s referring to Google AdWords campaigns, not SEO).
The goal is to find as many high volume keywords as possible. Try to flush out at least 50 keywords that get 30 or more monthly searches.
Don’t be afraid to focus on finding groupings of long tail keywords. If done correctly, long tail keywords will drive more traffic than your main keywords.
Save the spreadsheet and keep it handy. We’ll be using it shortly.
Before creating the post you need to analyze the competition.
The goal is to find keywords with high search volumes and low competition.
Start by downloading and setting up the Moz toolbar:
Type your website name into Google:
You’re looking at 2 factors:
For your website, find the DA and write it down – this is a gauge of the power of your root domain (NOTE: NOT exact science, but still accurate). You will be comparing your DA to the competition’s.
Next:
The higher the PA and DA of the ranking websites, the harder it will be for you to rank for that specific keyword.
We’re looking for results in the top 4 spots with PA less than 20 and DA similar to yours OR less than 50.
Below is a matrix to help explain:
Image credit from our SEO agency London partners
Repeat this until you’ve Googled every keyword in your Excel file (below is the Excel file for my post I wrote on SEO silos).
6 years ago all you had to do was jam a bunch of keywords into a page and you were golden.
Through the use of semantic search, Google’s gotten a lot smarter.
The algorithm combs your entire page and looks at overall context, synonym keywords and semantic markups. It’s important to keep this in mind when creating your content.
Filter your Excel list so the keywords with the highest search volume and lowest competition are on top (these rows should be green).
The keyword at the top will be your main keyword – the others we will use as long tails and synonyms throughout your post.
To better illustrate, here were my top 5 keywords for this post:
NOTE: my keyword list contained 40 keywords in total. For the purpose of brevity, I’m only showing you 5.
There are a couple of places you need to inject your keywords:
Creating a title is tricky because it needs to accomplish a few things:
If possible, stick your main keywords at the front of the title. Then, work in secondary keywords.
For this post, I was able to work in my main keyword up front and a secondary keyword behind it:
Blog SEO: How to Optimize Your Blog for Google
The main thing is to include your top keyword and make it legible for users – the rest is a bonus!
Your website should be set up to support permalink structure.
If it does, your URL will be auto optimized based on the title of your post.
For example:
https://webris.org/blog-seo-guide-to-optimizing-your-blog-for-google/
If your blog is running on WordPress, click Settings -> Permalinks to set it up.
The most important thing is to write a great post that is clear to users. Don’t try and stuff your entire list of keywords in where they don’t read well.
Here’s what I like to do:
Again, Google is getting really good at picking up relevancy. The most important thing is to write a focused article that is clear to users – Google will handle the rest.
AKA the use of HTML markup to reinforce the semantics (meaning) of the information in your post.
Most refer to these as <h1>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5> and <h6> tags.
These tags are used as headings and can increase a search engine’s ability to pick up content relevancy.
Here’s what you need to know:
These tags are best used to organize content – not spam the algorithm. For example:
Good:
<h1>How to Set up Google PPC Ads<h1>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h2>Setting up An Account<h2>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h2>Keyword Research<h2>
<h3>Using the Keyword Tool<h3>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h3>Selecting the Right Keywords<h3>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h2>Bidding on Keywords<h2>
<p>Body content here<p>
Bad:
<h1>How to Set up Google PPC Ads<h1>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h2>Setting up Google PPC Account<h2>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h2>Google PPC Ads Keyword Research<h2>
<h3>Using the Google PPC Ads Keyword Tool<h3>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h3>Selecting the Right Keywords for Google PPC Ads<h3>
<p>Body content here<p>
<h2>Bidding on Google PPC Ad Keywords<h2>
Adding these tags are easy if you’re using WordPress:
Wrap the text in desired HTML
Image optimization is a pain in the ass. However, it’s vital if you want to rank for competitive keywords.
I’ve seen people write about it for YouTube video SEO, but rarely for image SEO.
When adding these elements, make sure not to keyword stuff. Simply add in plain English what the image displays.
Here’s an example from an image in this post:
Upload the renamed file to your website.
The title will pull through as the Name & Extension from the previous step. This is optimized so there’s no need to change it.
What you need to add is the Alt Tags. Search engines can’t read images so they rely on Alt Tags as descriptors.
The key to a great Alt Tag is being descriptive without keyword stuffing.
Let’s say you have the following image (a screenshot of a Google Analytics SEO Report):
Good Alt Text:
Google Analytics Avg Page Load Report
Bad Alt Text:
SEO Report – WEBRIS the Best SEO Company in Miami – Miami SEO
NOTE: If using WordPress, edit Alt Text on the Media Library upload screen.
If you website isn’t build in WordPress you can skip this section. If it is, these are my top recommendations.
You can’t fully appreciate the power of an SEO plugin until you optimize an HTML website.
The plugin makes optimizing your blog posts a cinch (so easy that I’m not going to cover it in detail here).
Large images slow down page speed (Google hates slow sites!). This plugin compresses your images and helps to speed up your website.
By far the most powerful caching plugin. It can minify CSS and JS, disk caching, comment removal, browser caching and more.
This plug in allows you to auto push your blog updates to 26 social networks. I’ll cover this in more detail in Chapter Five of this post.
Chapter 5 – Building links
Links to your blog posts are critical for SEO.
Luckily, getting links to your blog is 10 times easier than product, service or home page. In addition, it looks more natural to Google (why would 10,000 websites link to your product page about microwaves?!).
There are 5 types of links to utilize:
Over 74% of adults spend time on social networking sites. It looks unnatural if your site generates 1,000 links yet no one’s talking about it on social media.
It’s important to generate a buzz for your posts before building links – otherwise you can trigger penalties / Google sand-boxing.
Here’s how I do it:
{SNAP} is a free WordPress plug in that pushes your content to:
Setting up the plug in can be a pain in the ass, as you’ll need to configure API keys for most accounts. Instead, use Fiverr to get it done.
Here’s the gig I use: https://www.fiverr.com/seo5rr/setup-social-networks-auto-poster-snap
{SNAP} pushes your content out when it’s published. Buffer creates a calendar to re-publish when you want.
Buffer is great to keep fresh signals flowing through your links on auto pilot.
Remember how I showed you to find keywords using Facebook Groups? Use those same groups to push some of your content.
Be careful! Group moderators are highly sensitive to blog spam. It’s important to participate in group threads and not just post links to your site.
If your content is good, you’ll get a ton of social signals, shares and traffic.
I’ve built my social media following over time so my links get good organic engagement.
This wasn’t always the case. When I first got started I bought +1’s, Tweets and bookmarks from vendors.
These don’t come close to the strength of signals you generate from your own accounts, but they still help.
I use the following vendors:
If you find yourself spending hundreds buying social signals you should look into syndication software (I use Syndwire).
It’s essentially a software that allows you to auto hundreds of social media profiles with the click of a button.
You’ll need hundreds of social media accounts for this to be effective. I don’t suggest you create them yourself:
The goal is to make these profiles real. Schedule regular updates that contain links to authority sites – not just links to your site!
If you follow those rules your signals will hold more weight.
A contextual link is found within the body of content and is in context with the idea surrounding it.
These are the most powerful links you can get – a few links from quality sites will skyrocket your SEO efforts.
Few marketers know how to correctly acquire and/or build them. This section is going to show you exactly how I build a number of powerful contextual links for my sites.
I used to talk a lot of mess about link outreach
I thought it was time consuming and unsuccessful. I refused to do it and would buy/build/use PBN links instead.
Then, I started creating great content like this post and I realized how effective it can be.
I read a lot of blog spam about how to writing ‘the perfect outreach email’ is the key.
The key to link outreach is giving great content to link to.
That’s it.
People only link/share content that can better the relationship with their audience. If you’ve got something of great value link outreach is easy.
Now, let me step down from my soap box now and show you exactly how I land between 3 and 5 outreach links every week.
Start by writing the email. That way you can easily fire off emails once you find targets.
Don’t over think the email. In fact, keep it short and to the point.
Here’s the exact template that I use week in and week out to score links:
Hey [Insert Name],
I’m sure you probably get these outreach emails daily, so I’ll keep it quick. My name is Ryan Stewart and I’m a digital marketing consultant.
I’d the chance to have a post featured in your weekly round up.
I write some pretty kick ass content that is a perfect fit for your audience.
If interested, please feel free to use them!
1. SEO analytics are hard – that’s why I use custom dashboards. I put together a Google Analytics Dashboard with 11 custom SEO based reports. I also give the link to upload the Dashboard directly to your account: https://webris.org/seo-
2. Website silos are one of the first things I implement on client websites. There are 2 types: organizational and internal link silos. I put together an in depth post how to create both on your website: https://webris.org/how-to-
3. SEO i expensive – at one point in my career I was spending over $2,000 a month on tools. I put together a list of over 50 FREE SEO tools:https://webris.org/ultimate-
4. Google is cracking down on links from shady domains. I put together a list of almost 200 high DA domains that I secured links on in 2014:https://webris.org/ultimate-
Have a great day!
Ryan Stewart
Trust me – this template works (even with misspellings)!
I only do outreach to link roundup targets because these people are actively looking to post links.
Other link outreach techniques are annoying. How would you feel if you got pesky emails asking for links in content you spent weeks writing?
I do simple Google searches to find link roundup targets:
Click through on matching results, locate a contact email and fire off your email template.
I have a powerful 50 site PBN, but I stopped building it 6 months ago. It was taking too much of my time to maintain.
Instead, I buy links on other people’s private networks.
The key to buying links is twofold:
Part 1: Where to Buy Them
I don’t use BlackHatWorld or Warrior Forum anymore – those links don’t come from PBNs, but BNs (aka not private).
You’ve got to find someone who doesn’t whore out links on their network. These people link to their own personal sites and care deeply about the quality of their network. That ensures the links are not only safe, but powerful.
I use Facebook Groups to find these PBN owners. I’ve never had a problem finding niche specific links on well kept networks.
Here are the Facebook Groups I use:
Part 2: Knowing How to Judge Quality
Most PBN vendors won’t share URLs because they think you might work for Google.
If you insist they send you at least one URL they generally will. Then you can check quality for yourself.
The best way to do that is Majestic SEO’s browser plugin. Simply install the free plugin and run it on the URL you want to evaluate.
Citation Flow is a measure of the power of that domain’s inbound links. Trust Flow is a measure of the quality.
I firmly believe Trust Flow is the most relevant measure of link impact. Don’t buy links on domains with a Trust Flow less than 15.
The higher the Trust Flow and Citation Flow, the more powerful the potential link.
Web 2.0 sites like Weebly, Tumblr, WordPress and Blogger are still good links.
These links are great because:
Let’s take a look at one of my Tumblr pages using Majestic:
As you can see, Tumblr’s root domain has a Trust Flow of 91.
What does this mean?
Here’s what I do:
This builds a mini authority PBN on high quality subdomains that you can use to link to your blog posts of choice.
If you don’t write well, learn.
Guest blogging is really the only way to get links from top sites (it’s also one of the best ways to drive traffic, exposure and trust for your brand).
I hate to beat a dead horse, but the only way you’ll get accepted as a guest author is by writing amazing content.
Here’s how I find website to guest post on:
Make sure your Moz Bar SERP Overlay is turned on. Guest blogging takes a lot of effort – you only want to submit content to website’s with a DA of at least 60.
Be over selective about which sites you submit guest posts to. If you don’t it will take up a ton of your time and deliver very little in return.
MyBlogU is a content crowd sourcing platform for bloggers. It’s kind of like Help A Reporter Out (HARO) except people actually respond to you.
I’ve had great success on the platform. Here’s how it works:
In this section, bloggers / website owners post threads looking for ideas, input and contributions to future posts.
You’re not guaranteed links just by sending your ideas. Here’s how I’ve had success:
MyBlogU doesn’t have a ton of users, but it’s definitely worth your time to check it out.
Don’t buy blog comments. I repeat DON’T BUY BLOG COMMENTS!
I don’t care if they tell you they’re using proxies and hand writing them – they’re still spam.
The only way to blog comment is to do it naturally. That means YOU post comments on blogs that YOU read regularly.
Here’s how to blog comment for links the right way:
Here’s a live example of how I do it:
My blog post to promote: https://webris.org/ultimate-list-of-authority-domains-accepting-backlinks/
Target blog to comment on: http://neilpatel.com
Google search: site:neilpatel.com + “backlinks”
As you can see, I also snuck in a request for a link (it didn’t happen).
When done correctly, you’ll see a nice increase in quality traffic as well.
I love forums. They’re a great place to learn, network, build links and drive traffic.
Good forums are extremely susceptible to link spam so you’ve got to be careful not to get banned.
Dropmylink.com has a forum search, but it’s not very good. Here’s how I do it:
That’s really all there is to it. Don’t buy forums links and don’t copy + paste the same link spam over and over.
Linking your content together has tremendous SEO value:
I hate to cut this section short, but I don’t like to duplicate efforts.
I wrote a kick ass piece about internal link silos a few weeks back. I strongly suggest you read that piece for in depth details on internal linking.
Maintaining a blog is a lot of work. However, it’s the best way to increase your organic traffic (and conversions!).
I’m awful at writing conclusions so if you have any questions / comments, please leave them in the comments section below!
I’ll answer them all as they come in.
Ryan Many thanx for a truly great post discussing the issues that impact on the SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) for blogs
this is truly appreciated and I have shared this further to my social media audience
Ryan Stewart SaysThanks Frank – much appreciated!
Stanislav Georgiev SaysWhat a great post! This is one of the best posts on link building, content marketing and SEO altogether. So many ideas and personal experience has gone into this, that I had to share it with my colleagues and friends, and not even only for the bait sections (which are very well thought out btw :)).
Ryan Stewart SaysThank you Stanislav!
Bart Says“sell water to the ocean” I like that! You’re a clever man and always write super tutorials. This helps a lot for me to maximize my blog seo. Thanks a mil Ryan!
Zhivko SaysAn excellent read. It is obvious that a great amount of time and effort were put into it. I especially enjoyed your method of doing keyword research. It seems as if everyone has its own way of doing it.
Sean SaysMatt Butts Lol you funny man! Enjoyed the post!
Jim Cooper SaysExcellent article – forwarded it to one of my marketing clients. Thanks for spending so much time on it !
Ryan Stewart Saysthanks jim!
Robert SaysI never really thought about looking at it like this “Your clients don’t make you an influencer though – your peers do”. This makes a lot of sense and I think this small yet crucial shift in thinking and reap HUGE benefits! Thanks for your insight.
Bleile SaysGreat advice for blog optimization. I really like your No BS approach in the way your explain things. Bookmarked & shared!
Zender SaysThank you for these tips. I had no idea of even how to begine to optimize my blog until I read this.
Frank Medford SaysWhat a great read. It was a lot of information, but really good information. I consider myself really good and B2C emails, but I never thought to keep it simple..right to the point. Thanks
Bianca SaysWow this is very helpful. Its like a refresher course but a little less dull.
Darner SaysGoogle is such a mega traffic source that we would be foolish not to optimize for it. Great tips!
Gordon Dewar SaysWow what a great post absolutely amazing I have read it twice and bookmarked the page.This will keep me going for weeks to come,if not longer.Keep this whirlwind going from strength to strength the force is unique.
Willy. S SaysThis person is an expert. All the ins and outs of SEO discussed thoroughly here. The bloggers should read this article.
Limmer SaysI really appreciate how you organize your tutorials with such detail. Quite honestly, I have never seen an SEO /Marketing help blog like this. Keep doing what you’re doing:)
Oscar Says10,000,000 organic visits for websites over the last 8 months! At first I thought that was 10,000 but then I had to read it again lol… You da man bro!
Robby P. Baggio SaysAn incredible article. There are many lessons to be learned here for the optimization of my blog. Thank you Ryan.
Ryan Spencer SaysHey Ryan,
The proof is in the pudding. I came across you while on Quora where you had strategically placed a link and have been led to your site. Consider me a goal conversion and new follower.
Akshay Joshi SaysWooha! what a long read… Done. Really Ryan I think I’m in love with your blog.
Good work man keep it up.
thank you! that means a lot
Vikas Disale SaysReally Awesome post. I really like the way to categorize keyword in excel based on moz metrics and creating a blog post based on it.
thanks vikas!
Brad SaysSweet post man, it’s pretty much covers everything you need to know, love the link-building tutorials included.
Chetan SaysGreat post Ryan! I was reading your answer on Quora and found this link. Very useful indeed. Everything is perfect but I’d like to add a suggestion. If you could make your posts downloadable in the form of PDFs that’d be great. I just copied the entire content and saved it but too much hassle! Also couldn’t find a subscription form to subscribe for future posts.
hey Chetan – there is an opt in box on the right hand side of the blog. if you’re mobile, it’s at the bottom of the page.
Louise Dickens SaysThis was an amazingly helpful and useful blog post, with real and actionable tips – thank you!
I’d really like to know HOW you come up with great ideas for content, especially when you’re not feeling particularly creative – any ideas?
thanks louise!
it’s just a habit you’ve got to form. anytime an idea pops into my head, i make a note on my phone. then, without thinking, i write as much as i can about it off the top of my head. i’m always writing about 12 different pieces at 1 time and i finish the ones i think are best. the key is really practice and consistency – find what works for you and stick to it.
Lindsey SaysHi Ryan, Thanks for the in-depth lesson on Blog SEO. I’m completely new at all of this managing the blog for a small e-commerce fashion start-up. I look forward to implementing these tactics and reading future posts to continue to improve our blog SEO strategies. Feel free to take a peek when you have a chance: blog.wantable.com – any extra words of wisdom are always welcome 🙂 Thanks!
Frank Schwarz SaysI think you might want to check out the SEO plugin “seo squirrly.”
Patel and a lot of others have started to talk about it a lot lately and as a user for over 2 years I think you’d like the way it covers so much SEO in one complete package.
(I also wanted to drop a worthless link here, but I doubted it would sneak past you.)
i’ve read about it, just haven’t played around with it. i use yoast – it gets the job done, but it’s a heavy plug in with a lot of excess code. if you want a link, i’ll give you a real one!
Jeff Adams Real Estate SaysThanks for your information very good blogs and webmaster tools, Your Information really helping me. SEO tips good
Jeff Adams Real Estate SaysHi
Ryan Stewart Very good Information. I want Reputations Management Tips .
Karen Jain SaysThanks for sharing such great SEO tips ,really your info is very useful and help me .Keep sharing….
brian Lichtig SaysThe 20 web 2.0’s on Fiverr who do you recommend buying them from? I guess I have never seen anyone selling 20 niche related web 2.0s? What would I search for? Excellent article as I always enjoy your info. You are a great person in the eyes of all Internet Marketers!
To be honest, I haven’t ordered them in a while. If you join my Facebook Group there’s a ton of people who know quality vendors are in there: https://www.facebook.com/groups/digitalmarketinghelp/
Mehmet SaysGreat. Thank you
Maria SaysDamn! this is like an A-Z guide for newbies as well as experts really really worthy info. Great stuff Ryan, you definitely got a new follower 🙂
Alfred SaysHey, amazing article by the way:)
The Fiverr link about the social property creation just links back to the main site, do you have an updated link?
Thanks Maria!
Hey Alfred, unfortunately, I don’t – Fiverr reshuffles gigs all the time
Buy Pbns SaysThank you so much for the amazing article. This will definitely help me see things a bit different when it comes to my business.
Karen Jain SaysAmazing and truly informative blog.Thanks Ryan for sharing such great blog.Looking forward to see more.
Uffe Erup Larsen SaysThanks so much, Ryan. This was really the thorough intro that I’ve been looking for. I’ve signed up for everything possible on your site and look forward to your newsletter and to reading much more from your hand about SEO. Thanks again. 🙂
Pooja A SaysHey,
Actually, it’s a very useful for my website to go with it.
And thanks for sharing such a good information.
Wahinenet Designs SaysThanks for all these recommendations, this is really useful!
Ryan Fitzgerald SaysRyan,
Wish I came across this article 9 months ago when I first started my Real Estate business.
I’ve actually just started using similar tactics in early November and have already seen the results… The keyword research tool has been the biggest missing piece to date.
Thanks for putting this together man!
Ryan
MVE Says“Try to flush out at least 50 keywords that get 30 or more monthly searches.” did you mean 30k?
Tomek SaysHi Ryan,
Great post, way to go.
I’ve got a few concerns though. You advise to create more than a dozen social media accounts and link to authorative websites and leave them be for a few months before linking them to a blog.
If that’s the case, how come did you manage to drive nearly 4k visitors to your new blog within 1 month?
Does linking from those social accounts count towards something at a later stage or did you just simply get visits through social media and shares? (as the snapshot suggests “all sessions” filter in the second pic, rather than “organic search”)
Tomek
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Ken SaysWhat do you think of Word Tracker as a keyword research tool? In my experience and doing some comparisons with other respected keyword research tools Google keyword planner will not only limit the data they give you, but they can present it in a way that makes it harder to determine target priorities.
hey ken – i’ve never used it so i can’t comment on it unfortunately.
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youre welcome john peter
Devlon Infotech SaysHello Sir,
Great information nice to read very useful article for any stage of seo Blog .Thanks for sharing
Thanks Devlon!
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thanks fred!
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Rosyanwood SaysHello Ryan…
Very nice post…. I did some survey on doing blog SEO….What i got to read the most is that for massive link juice, blog exposure, and more cash in your pocket you need to focus on these blog SEO tactics and link building strategies. Before you are about to do something big, you should always have strategy and plan of action to get you to the top, faster than the rest!
But! After reading your post, my way of thinking changed….
Contrary to what most people are doing, creating one valuable piece of content pertaining to one SEO keyword is a better link building strategy than creating several pieces of smaller posts around that keyword. If you think about it, it makes more sense to have one extremely valuable SEO post (main piece of content) working for you, and several small pieces working for it.
I even took advice from SEO experts http://www.siliconbeachdigital.com/, they also agreed on this point.
I genuinely thank you for sharing this post with us.
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Randika SaysOh My God.. I just finished read more than 5.000 words! Thank you Rian for your time to shared this helpful post. Now, I take action for it.
youre welcome!
Frank Geraci SaysAppreciating the time and energy you put into your blog and detailed information you offer. It’s awesome to come across a blog every once in a while that isn’t the same unwanted rehashed material. Great read!.
thank you frank!
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