Are you struggling to get people to comment on your blog posts? Are the number of comments on a blog post a reflection on the quality of the blog post?
Sameer Panjwani answers these questions and offers his perspective. Blog comments may not be a great benchmark. Watch the video to learn more.
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Sameer Panjwani speaks about the first things you should do when strategizing an SEO action plan for your site. Too many people are confused as to where they should start. Should you start with keyword research, should you focus on on-page aspects or should you even start with SEO?
All these questions and more are answered with a clear course of action on how you should start with your SEO.
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We all make link building sound harder than it can be. There are some really simple and basic things you could do to not only build links but also get some really high quality leads.
Sameer talks about some really simple yet effective link building strategies that you can apply today and from which you can gain links as well as qualified traffic.
Link building is hard if you just look at the strategies listed out there in the many articles you find. However, there are some really simple things you could do.
The internet has become a junkyard for content marketing. One too many people create content just for the sake of having content. Very few do it for the real reason you should be doing it, that is to offer value.
Sameer talks about “what” kind of content you should be creating and “how” you should go about it.
Content creation and content marketing should be a strategic process. It shouldn’t be random and definitely not impromptu. The more well thought-out your plan is, the higher the chances of making content marketing work for you.
There are so many opportunities available to gain traffic and leads from various online forums that some people stop themselves short because of no follow links. SEO is just one end-goal to attaining traffic and there are other ways as well.
In this blog post, Sameer talks about some practical examples in what kinds of high-traffic “nofollow” opportunities you should consider pursuing. Watch the video below to learn more.
In this short blog post, Sameer covers some pros and cons of using an SEO Tool. You might not need it for many things but there are a few purposes where you should definitely consider using one.
An SEO Tool can be useful to save time, gather actionable insights and make you more efficient. Watch the video to learn more.
There is no denying the fact that organic search traffic holds the maximum potential to convert into sales. Organic search traffic is living proof that people are actively searching and talking about your products or related keywords.
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Secondly, organic search traffic is free. You don’t have to pay for running ad campaigns or pay per click adverts. It is auto-generated by the user search phrases and search volume. That makes it all the more valuable for RoI.
Yes, it is possible to self-learn SEO. And yes, it isn’t that tough either.
However, it isn’t as easy building a high-traffic website or blog. That will take a LOT more skill, experience and savviness.
Ok, now for the big secret to a high traffic website:
Your website has got to meet ALL the criteria below:
And all of the above will lead to a high traffic website that gets traffic from search engines, referrals, and social shares.
“That’s all good, but I can’t get traffic without SEO when I’m starting out. I need SEO.”
I recently went on a holiday to Hong Kong & I’m able to perfectly recall what I did on each day. Let’s take the 1st of November 2016, it was a very active day for me. I was in Taikoo Shing, went to Pacific Club in Kowloon & ended my day in Tsim Sha Tsui. I ate some wonderful food & took many photos as well 🙂
How do I remember these details so clearly you ask? I don’t, Google Timeline does it for me 😐 My entire travel history is recorded in the Google Timeline and I’m not talking about travels between cities but also my local daily commutes and every other trip I make.
Website audit has been an essential tool in any respected SEOs tool box for many years now. But what are they? Why would you need one? And what will it tell you? Let’s find out.
A website audit is a process that involves analyzing numerous metrics of a website to determine how strong its on-page SEO is. They used to be conducted manually, which took a significant amount of time and was not particularly accurate. However these days, website audits have become mainly automated.
