A detailed plan to increase a website’s search engine rankings in order to garner more organic traffic is known as an SEO strategy. Technical SEO, content planning, on-page SEO, link development, and user experience should all be incorporated into this strategy. Simply said, SEO strategy is all about providing searchers with the most relevant and valuable information possible. Let’s talk about formulating a solid SEO strategy for your site and business…
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Putting It All Together For A Solid SEO Strategy
In previous blog posts I’ve shared quite a bit of information with you about coming up with a solid SEO strategy that can boost your rankings and the traffic Google and the other search engines send your way. By the way, I haven’t spelled this out yet, but Google is what you want to focus on. It is your best shot at traffic and if you optimize well for Google it will work well for the rest of them too. You will learn a way of putting it all together and formulating a solid SEO strategy for your site and your business.
Find these articles here;
Why You Need A Solid SEO Strategy And A Way To Measure Results
Keywords – A Glimpse Into What Your Target Audience Wants And Needs
Boost Your Authority And Make Sure Google And Your Users Take You Seriously
How The Small Guy Can Win – Relevancy Matters
Let’s Talk About User Behavior And What It Has To Do With SEO Rankings
Start By Setting A Goal
A strong SEO strategy for you means more sales and more customers. To do this you need to come up with the right mix of on-site and off-site tactics.
Determine Your Topics And Your Publishing Schedule
Next, it’s time to make a list of topics that you want to write or record about and come up with a publishing schedule. This doesn’t have to be set in stone, but you’re much more likely to get it down if it’s on the calendar. Commit and do your best to stick to it. Then it’s time to start writing.
Find Your Keywords
Do your research and find the keyword that you think will give you good results. There’s no way to know for sure if they will work for you until you try. The good news is that you can tweak and change, or simply create more content based on other keywords. Remember, you want to rank for keywords that indicate that people are looking for what you have to offer.
Publish And Monitor Rankings
Publish as you go along and keep an eye on rankings and traffic. Make a spreadsheet of your keywords and look at the rankings – using an incognito web browser – once a week or so. Install Google Analytics and keep an eye on the traffic you have coming in through search.
Work On Social Signals And Incoming Links
Each time you publish a new piece of content, spend some time to share it on social media. Get the ball rolling and share it around. If you have an email list, email them about it on a weekly basis. The more your content is seen, the higher the chances someone will naturally link to it.
Rinse And Repeat
Keep writing and recording. Keep publishing. And keep sharing both old and new content on social media. You’re in this for the long haul.
Track, Test, And Adjust As Needed
Last but not least, take some time to stop every once in a while and examine your data. Is your SEO strategy working? Is it working as well as you’d like? If not, what could you try to do differently. Maybe it’s publishing less frequently, but writing longer blog posts instead. Maybe it’s using more social media friendly images. Or less. Maybe it’s taking the time to create five new pinnable images each week. Keep learning about SEO and tweak your strategy as you learn and try more techniques.
