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65. Do I Need to Mark My Cornerstone Content?
We’ve all seen that checkbox in our SEO tool inviting us to mark a blog post as cornerstone content. But what does that mean? What actually happens when you check that box?
Submit a Question: https://stephanieroyersolutions.com/podcast
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Ready to BRING YOUR OWN TRAFFIC?
I know your time is valuable and your marketing dollars are precious. That’s why I decided to launch my course, Bring Your Own Traffic.
You don’t need to buy expensive courses for SEO, blogging, and Pinterest individually, and then try to piece them together into one cohesive strategy. I can save you some time and money! I’ve compiled the most important best practices for search-optimized blogging and pinning into one streamlined strategy…all at a reasonable price.
BYOT is a course designed with YOU and your teacher business in mind. All of the content is ready to apply to your business, so there’s no guesswork about whether or not it will work for you. The strategies I teach in the course are exactly how I’ve been getting teacher business owners to the top of Google and Pinterest search results for years.
I can’t wait to see YOUR content on page one of Google the next time I sit down at the computer. So grab the course, dive in, and start getting your incredible resources in front of the right people without running a single ad.
https://stephanieroyer.podia.com/bring-your-own-traffic
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By Stephanie Royer, Traffic Tips for TPT Sellers
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We’ve all seen that checkbox in our SEO tool inviting us to mark a blog post as cornerstone content. But what does that mean? What actually happens when you check that box?
Submit a Question: https://stephanieroyersolutions.com/podcast
Mentioned in this episode:
Ready to BRING YOUR OWN TRAFFIC?
I know your time is valuable and your marketing dollars are precious. That’s why I decided to launch my course, Bring Your Own Traffic.
You don’t need to buy expensive courses for SEO, blogging, and Pinterest individually, and then try to piece them together into one cohesive strategy. I can save you some time and money! I’ve compiled the most important best practices for search-optimized blogging and pinning into one streamlined strategy…all at a reasonable price.
BYOT is a course designed with YOU and your teacher business in mind. All of the content is ready to apply to your business, so there’s no guesswork about whether or not it will work for you. The strategies I teach in the course are exactly how I’ve been getting teacher business owners to the top of Google and Pinterest search results for years.
I can’t wait to see YOUR content on page one of Google the next time I sit down at the computer. So grab the course, dive in, and start getting your incredible resources in front of the right people without running a single ad.
https://stephanieroyer.podia.com/bring-your-own-traffic
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