An SEO Tip That Just Works (Especially If You Are a Beginner)

An SEO tip that just works, especially if you’re a beginner. People say SEO’s hard and complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. Even if you are a beginner, you can get tons of traffic to your website through simple strategies. And today I want to start you off with one.

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First off, have you ever heard of the site Quora? It’s a simple question-and-answer site and it’s super popular. So popular, it’s one of the top hundred websites in the world, according to Similarweb. So how do you get that traffic that Quora gets? Well, it’s simple. They just answer questions that people are curious on. These questions are long tail keywords. In other words, they contain many keywords. Best of all, they aren’t competitive. It’s easy to rank for questions because no one is targeting them.

So how do you find these question based keywords in your industry? Well, have you heard of a tool called AnswerThePublic? It’s a tool that shows you all the popular questions that people are asking. Head over to AnswerThePublic, type in the keyword related to your space and hit Search. You’ll then get a list of all the questions that are popular within your space.

Now, if you want to see their search volume, you can type in any of those questions into Ubersugggest and it’ll tell you how many people search for them on a monthly basis. But before you go and write content on all those keywords, there are a few things that you need to know.

First, make each question a unique page, assuming you have enough content to write about. And when I mean enough content, I’m talking about hundreds of words, ideally 300 plus, if you can do even more than that, like 400, 500 a 1,0000, even better. But don’t just add fluff.

Second, you need to have an amazing answer. For example, I wouldn’t create a page answering the question of what’s two plus two, because everyone knows it’s four. And if not, they can just Google it. And it’s one word or one letter or one number more.

So which is just four, right? There’s not much content to create on that. But if I had a sports website, I may answer the question of what is it like to be Olympian? And my answer would be very detailed. From what it’s like to train, how long it takes to be Olympian. What kind of diets do you have to be on? What is it like to win or even lose? And how do you earn money as Olympian? Right? I don’t see Olympians getting shoe contracts like Michael Jordan. I would even break down how hard it is to be one. And the amount of people that try and like the percentage that you’ll actually have to be Olympian. So that way it gives people a perspective on how hard it is.

Third, you want to continually update your answers as things change. Just think of Wikipedia. It is the ninth most popular site in the world. Why? Because they keep their content updated. For reference, most topics there are more pieces of content than searchers.

For example, there are 165 searches a month for their term dog food in the United States, yet there are 2.6 billion results. You think all those searchers are going to go through 2.6 billion results? No, Google doesn’t even show them all because they know people don’t really go past the first page. Maybe the second page, rarely the third page, which means search engines have their pickings when it comes to determine what sites to rank. So make it easy for a search engine. Keep your content up to date because they’d rather show updated pieces of content versus ones that are years and outdated.

Fourth, promote your content. You don’t have to spend add money to do this. It’s as simple as sharing it on the social web or linking that newly created answer from some other webpage on your website that’s related to it.

Fifth, you have to do this with a lot of questions. Now I know this is not what you want to hear but this is how you’re going to do well. There isn’t a specific number of questions that you need to create content around and you can’t really do it with five or even 10 questions because that won’t get you much traffic in the long run. But if you do this with a thousand questions or even a hundred, you’ll notice nice traffic gains, and the more, the better, assuming you can create amazing answers to those questions.

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Craig Campbell 🎥 Starts Acting Career with SEO

Win cool SEO prizes and get weekly knowledge bomb recaps in your inbox! https://seo.video/recap ▷ SEO Video Show EP056: Craig Campbell – Founder @ CraigCampbellSEO.com | SEO YouTuber

Hey, hey, welcome to another episode of the SEO Video show where SEO is alive and fun!

My name is Paul Andre de Vera, aka DRE, and I curate SEO videos released within the past week into 1 min clips.

My favorite part of the show is when I get to introduce my guest.

And my guest this week is award-winning SEO and movie star Craig Campbell.

Before we get started, I wanted to say hay to everyone in the chat.

Some winner did not claim their copy of the Mastering In-house SEO book, so I’ll be giving away a few more copies before I have them sent out.

I’ll do some pop quizzes and give three copies to the top questions asked in the live chat.

Please don’t forget to like and subscribe and hit the notification bell.

First with Google news.

On Google Serch Central, a new case study was posted on how large images in Discover improve CTR and increase visits to publisher sites.

Google recommends using the robots meta tag max-image-preview: large.

This indicates that Google can feature publishers’ images in large formats,

creating a more compelling and engaging user experience when their content appears on Search surfaces, like Discover.

https://developers.google.com/search/case-studies/large-images-case-study

This week’s video curation ties in all together from researching for topics and creating content.

Let’s start with John Lincoln from Ignite Visibility on using Google trends to find topics to get easy SEO traffic.

John also covers Google Question Hub.

It’s still in beta, but it is something everyone should take a look at for topics.

Google has a bunch of questions that need

You have to create a page that answers the question and submit your page.

I’m a huge advocate of creating semantic content.

The SMA MArketing channel just released its steps on how to optimize a page for semantic SEO. Let’s check it out.

One of the easiest ways to get my content writers to write semantically is by typing your topic or keyword into a Google search.

Grab a few “People also ask” questions and use or answer them in your subheadings

Scroll to the bottom of the Google search and use as much of the related searches in the body

And finally, include words aka entities found on top of the image search.

Ok, once you have your content created, how do you make it “better” than your competitors?

Sam Oh from ahrefs give us four criteria to assess content quality

Now that you have the best content, the last thing I do is internal linking.

What is Internal Linking?

Jess Bonacci from WebFX explains.

How to create your internal link building strategy

I do find related content on my sites to internal link my pages is using the site:yourdomain.com keyword.

Whatever pops up on Google is what I link to each other and my target page.

Now on to my favorite part of the show.

Please don’t forget to ask questions and I’ll ask them in the order that they were received

Please don’t forget to like and subscribe while I get things ready

Craig Campbell is a Scottish entrepreneur, digital marketer, SEO specialist, content writer, author, and keynote speaker.

He is best known for affiliate marketing and has over 18 years of experience as a digital marketer.

He is an expert in social media management and has built a massive network to provide immediate exposure for brands and businesses.

He spoke at Chiang Mai SEO, Brighton SEO, Search Leads, Affiliate World Europe, NFG Rockstars, Semrush, and MB Summit.

He has been featured in several media outlets such as Forbes, GlobeNewsWire, PRNewswire, and others.

He currently holds the most famous episode on the SEO Video Show.

Please welcome an award-winning SEO, Craig Campbell!

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SEO Predictions for 2021

What SEO will look like in 2021? Will Covid continue to change things? How will Google change the game? How much will we need to adjust our search marketing activities?
These questions and more were answered by some of the brightest minds in the industry. We were joined by some of the best experts in Australia on our webinar who drilled into the burning questions.

Transcript → https://www.semrush.com/webinars/seo-predictions-for-2021/

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Deciding Between SEO vs PPC: Which Is Better For Your Business Marketing?

When it comes to marketing online, you can boil a lot of activity down to two areas – paid and organic. Otherwise known as those three-letter acronyms, SEO 🔍 and PPC 💰.

Now I’m sure we all like the idea of marketing “for free” in an organic way, but what’s actually the best digital path for you to take? What’s going to help you achieve your digital goals? It’s an internal battle of SEO vs. PPC 🥊

In this week’s Giant Wednesday, we look at the different between search engine optimisation and pay per click advertising. Explaining the benefits of both and how they’ll help you achieve the best outcomes for your business marketing objectives. You can then decide where to focus your efforts 🖥

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How to Do Keyword Research for PPC | WordStream

Today, we’re bringing you a keyword research tutorial, and explaining exactly how you can use it in your PPC campaigns and which tools will help you be successful. If you’re interested in conducting keyword research for your search marketing campaigns, keep on watching!

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