Looking for the right answer to how to hire a keyword researcher? Look no further as you are about to learn in less than 5 minutes. If you have followed the blog and Podcast for a while, you know important keyword research is for those of you who are interested in ranking in Google…hopefully all of you. Additionally, to this, you also know how you should:

But here is the deal, 99% percent of casual website owners ruin their chances of showing up in search results.

Interested in knowing where I got that data from? Well, I just made it up. But on a serious note, I have found that gurus and pseudo-experts have spread fake knowledge around keyword research and place it as a 10-minute process you should do.

For those of you how have targeted these “low-competition keywords” and still failed miserably, and even for those of you who want to avoid this situation altogether, hiring an SEO consultant or keyword researcher can save not only time but also money.

Want to know how to hire a keyword researcher to guarantee your online business, personal website, or blog gets the exposure it deserves?

Tune in today's episode a find out.

In today's episode, I'll be telling you if writing unpaid guest posts is something you should look for. 

On a blog post I created, I told you how guest posting was a great tactic to improve your rankings, and also FINALLY answered if it was a safe practice to carry at the eyes of Google.

This drove the attention of a lot of you, and hey, that meant I had to address this question as soon as possible.

If you liked the episode, be sure to share it and subscribe to the Frugal SEO podcast.

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After seen an increase in my social media presence, specifically Instagram, I decided to produce an episode focused on how Instagram marketers (or those from any social media platform) can increase their reach, exposure, sales, leads, and prospects for less than a latte each month.

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SEO writing is the process of creating and optimizing content to appear in search engine results. While it is advisable, it is important to understand that the user should always be the top priority when it comes to writing. Of course, SEO is important, but ignoring variables such as search intent, user experience, and article structure can be harmful to your website growth.

Leaving us with one early conclusion: quality content, search intent & SEO only work when they are together. If one decides to ignore the other, you will either not rank, or just gain temporal rankings that will soon decay.

Interested in finding out what is SEO writing and how do I do it? Then keep reading so you can not only learn this too but also maximize the amount of traffic, leads, and conversions that can be acquired just through properly writing your content.

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In today's episode, I bring you an interview with Elif Hiz. 

She's a marketing expert who has broad experience with client prospecting and outreach. 

Thanks to her knowledge and easy to understand tactics, she has gained a following of over 18.000 people on YouTube, a platform where she uploads all kinds of marketing-related content that small businesses, marketers, bloggers, entrepreneurs, freelancers, and startups can take advantage of.

If you are interested in acquiring clients that actually come back, establish meaningful relationships in your niche that bring great profit, and never fear the next time your bills arrive home, tune in to this episode of Frugal SEO to completely change your business.

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Link building is one of the most crucial activities you MUST do as a website owner. This doesn't mean that you have to splurge on expensive backlink campaigns, but it does mean that sooner or later, you will have to start looking for ways to acquire links.

In this episode, I will cover:

1. What is Link Building

2. What Link Building Matters

3. Good & Bad Link Building Strategies

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In this episode, we will be answering: should my blog be separate from my website? As with many other things inside the internet marketing world the answer is, it depends. To answer this, I will go over the most basic questions that come up when you are about to open a company blog:

When opening a website, we must tackle a multitude of questions and variables. What themes to use, which hosting is the right one for me, where we are going to get our images from, who is going to focus on outreach, how frequently are we supposed to post?

The problem is that placing your blog in the wrong place will work against your website’s growth, messing up the amount of traffic you can get, duplicating the expenses, and becoming a burden.

Tune in to the entire episode in order to make the RIGHT decision.

In this episode, you'll learn exactly how I took a BRAND NEW Pinterest account and managed to get hundreds of clicks, saves, and 100k impressions in a single month.

As I promised during the episode, I'd give you access to some free resources to expand even more your knowledge. I'll type them as well as a list of useful links for you:

Ever wondered how to improve your SEO ranking on WordPress?

I know I have.

Since I heard about the potential of SEO, I’ve been a lunatic about finding ways to improve my SEO ranking on Google.

The answer to how to improve SEO on google often comes down to “making new great content” That’s a good approach, even one that I suggest on my complete SEO guide for beginners.

But, what about that old piece of content that never ranked, and that took you hours to write?

In this post I want to show you everything you can do to take advantage of all the content that was previously created, optimizing it with keywords and helping it become fresh content.

This post may be of interest to you if:

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How many SEO keywords per page you should add is one of the most basic questions that a small business owner, blogger, or newbie SEO into keyword research might ask themselves as they start working on their websites.

After reading in-depth SEO guides, and watching videos related to the topic, you have come across experts emphasizing how important keyword research is, but more importantly, how important it is to add your target keyword across your article.

The problem is, because of the big number of people talking about how often you should add these specific keywords in the content, people end up with keyword stuffing problems, cannibalization issues, or even with content that doesn’t even add the keyword itself.

In this episode, you will learn how many SEO keywords you should add in your article. But at the same time, concepts such as keyword density, and how to properly take them into consideration when writing a piece of content for your website.

If you want to find out how many SEO keywords per page you should add through a text format, click on the hyperlink at the start of this sentence.