How long does it take to see results from SEO? Find out how long it’ll take to see results from your SEO efforts (and what you can do to speed things up)
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:05 Why SEO takes longer
05:42 How long it takes SEO to work for new websites
07:55 Avoid The Google Sandbox
08:40 Topical Authority Launch
09:24 Avalanche Technique
10:15 Fully Optimized Content
11:16 Expired Domains
11:59 301 Redirects
12:20 PBN Links
LINKS & RESOURCES
The Affiliate SEO Mastermind FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thelabresults
Google Sandbox Video: https://youtu.be/dhra3gbPQvM
Link Building Video: https://youtu.be/2bV9znVrUoQ
Ahrefs: https://ahrefs.com/
Interview with Kyle: https://youtu.be/frxMhxQXJLc
Surfer: https://surferseo.com/
Onsite Optimization Video: https://youtu.be/_PdU7bY6qWw
Odys (+ Get $100 Free Credit): https://odys.global/
RankClub: https://rankclub.io/
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In the fourth episode of SEO Mythbusting season 2, Martin Splitt (Developer Advocate, Google) and Glenn Gabe (Digital Marketing Consultant, G-Squared Interactive) discuss the most common SEO questions and myths around site moves, URL migration, domain name changes, and more!
Specific timestamped topics discussed in this episode:
Redirecting images during a site redesign or migration (0:00)
Will you always experience a drop in traffic with a domain name change or a site migration? (1:53)
Buying a new domain name with history & traffic anomalies (2:40)
Site merger vs site move (6:24)
What goes on on the Google side once a domain name change is triggered? (8:12)
Why would one use the Change of Address Tool? (10:16)
If a site moves, is there a reassessment of content quality by Google? (11:15)
Should you revert back if a site migration results in a major drop in traffic? (14:54)
Should one unblock URLs normally blocked by robots.txt during a site migration? (17:31)
Most common problems after a site moves & doing things step-by-step (18:16)
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Documentation mentioned in this episode:
How to 301 redirect images during a website redesign or CMS migration → https://goo.gle/32tGMJz
Site moves (with URL changes) → https://goo.gle/2FQti2E
Change of Address Tool → https://goo.gle/3lh3uNq
Penguin update → https://goo.gle/32j0ibi
Watch more SEO Mythbusting episodes → https://goo.gle/SEO-Mythbusting
Subscribe to the Google Search Central Channel → https://goo.gle/SearchCentral
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In this episode of Search for Beginners, we explain what SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is and how you can use it to attract new customers to your website. Stay tuned to learn methods and best practices on how to increase visibility for and discoverability of your website.
Subtitles in various languages are available. Click on the Settings icon in the bottom right corner of the video, and select Subtitles/CC from the menu.
Watch more Search for Beginners episodes → https://goo.gle/2BMDcNF
Subscribe to Google Search Central → https://goo.gle/SearchCentral
In the third episode of SEO Mythbusting season 2, Martin Splitt (Developer Advocate, Google) and Eric Enge (General Manager of Digital, Perficient) discuss the most common SEO questions and myths around page speed.
Specific timestamped topics discussed in this episode:
The general misconception about page speed & ranking (0:00)
Why is page speed important? (1:57)
Page speed vs content relevancy (3:00)
Average vs recommended web page size (4:54)
Page speed optimization (5:48)
The intricacies of Lighthouse reports, data, and scores (7:44)
Page speed on the different user devices and connections (9:18)
Page speed, Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), and Progressive Web Apps (PWA) (11:36)
More on page speed as a factor in Google Search ranking (13:06)
Documentation mentioned in this episode:
Evaluating page experience → https://goo.gle/2ZOnBd3
Why performance matters → https://goo.gle/3hmaHJh
Mobile page speed – industry benchmarks → https://goo.gle/3joze29
Lazy loading → https://goo.gle/30wEGYh
Lighthouse → https://goo.gle/3jqspgD
Chrome User Experience Report → https://goo.gle/2WHxLdP
Progressive Web Apps → https://goo.gle/3fQ95XQ
Watch more SEO Mythbusting episodes →
https://goo.gle/SEO-Mythbusting
Subscribe to Google Search Central → https://goo.gle/SearchCentral
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.
Writing ad copy for an AdWords campaign can be tedious and expensive. How do you know what ads people click on? What are their titles, and how do you adjust them for seasonal trends?
In this video you’ll learn how to use SpyFu to find & emulate top ranking PPC ad copy for keywords in your industry. We’ll go over the things that you should look for and be inspired by to help build your ads, so you don’t have to deal with the painful trial and error period on your own.
Previous video about finding strong PPC keywords in your niche: https://youtu.be/Fj-suWr25Cw
Step 1:
Enter in your competitor into the main search box in SpyFu – https://www.spyfu.com/
Step 2:
Go to the Ad History section of PPC Research – https://www.spyfu.com/ppc/ad-history
Step 3:
Scroll through the different ads represented by the colored boxes. Observe what titles and base ad copy they’re using and how they relate (or don’t relate) to the corresponding keyword.
Note: You can even use the filtering in the keyword list if you already had some keywords in mind, and just wanted to find the best ads surrounding them.
Step 4:
Take a look at how they change their copy over time. Try and identify if the changes in copy were because of seasonal trends – if not, it’s quite possible that they changed the ad because it wasn’t returning the clicks they wanted.
Step 5:
Possibly check out additional competitors, compare and contrast techniques and figure out what works best for your site!
Find us on:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SpyFu/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/spyfu
In the last episode of SEO Mythbusting season 2, Martin Splitt (Developer Advocate, Google) and Barry Schwartz (CEO, RustyBrick) discuss the relationship between Google and the SEO community.
Specific timestamped topics discussed in this episode:
What does ‘it depends’ depend on? (0:00)
Introduction to the episode (0:59)
Featured snippets, publishers & Google (2:03)
Too little transparency, too much transparency? (5:03)
Submitting feedback (7:00)
Not using Android or Chrome data for ranking (7:56)
AMP & the Top Stories Carousel (9:15)
More on Google’s communication with the SEO community (11:52)
Why doesn’t Martin Splitt want to know about ranking? (16:02)
‘The best possible website’ & user testing (17:04)
Bloopers 🙂 (19:16)
Documentation mentioned in this episode:
Google Surveys → https://goo.gle/3iSDu9s
Google Search Liaison → https://goo.gle/35XANjo
Top Stories and AMP → https://goo.gle/2El8JLk
Top Stories and page experience → https://goo.gle/3cigi26
Watch all SEO Mythbusting episodes →
https://goo.gle/SEO-Mythbusting
Subscribe to the Webmasters Channel → https://goo.gle/Webmasters
In the sixth episode of SEO Mythbusting season 2, Martin Splitt (Developer Advocate, Google) and Lily Ray (SEO Director, Path Interactive) discuss if more content is always a good thing for SEO or not.
Specific timestamped topics discussed:
Updating the same type of content each year vs creating new one (00:00)
Introduction to the episode (1:07)
How much content should I have and to what extent does this help my performance? (1:52)
Does having a blog / producing new content help my performance on Google? (03:02)
Updating older pieces of content (04:00)
Is there any way that Google tells us if there’s ‘too much content’ or maybe that content is underperforming? (04:40)
Underperforming content and the overall trustworthiness or authority (05:36)
Grouping and consolidation of one’s content (06:19)
Is word count a ranking factor? (08:07)
Specific keywords and word count (8:39)
Auto-generated content & canonicalization (9:32)
How does Google determine duplicate content? (11:35)
Documentation mentioned in this episode:
Quality evaluator guidelines → https://goo.gle/2RclxGG
Watch more SEO Mythbusting episodes → https://goo.gle/SEO-Mythbusting
Subscribe to the Webmasters Channel → https://goo.gle/Webmasters
How Long Does SEO Take to Work For a New Website? This is by far one of the most asked questions I get. Even when you do on-page SEO and build backlinks, it can take some time for it to start getting traffic from Google.
RESOURCES & LINKS:
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The Best FREE Traffic Sources for New Websites : https://youtu.be/X9Wk8K_TxlE
Ranking #1 With a New Website on Google in 2020 | Is it Even Possible? : https://youtu.be/91W0sa9Qfg8
The Fastest Ways to Bring Traffic to a New Website : https://youtu.be/LdnWx49LUJc
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