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We’re seeing less impact through digital PR campaigns which has led agencies to favour reactive PR strategies. However, if you make your campaigns work extra hard, you can achieve just as high successes. This means watertight data, strong methodologies, great copy and validating them before launch.
David and Annika discuss the importance of uniting SEO and wider brand strategy for enhanced engagement.
Discussion topics include:
- What does Uniting SEO and wider brand strategy mean?
- What does this mean in terms of SEO and brand marketing departments working together?
- How does this enhance engagement?
- How does enhanced engagement have a measurable impact on SEO?
David and Andy discuss:
What does that mean in practice?
What can you rely on AI to do?
What type of content can AI help with?
What type of content should you not use AI for?
What does the optimum process that uses AI to help with content look like?
How do you ensure that search engines think that your content was written by humans?
What tools do you recommend?
David and Gerry discuss:
Why do you describe entities as the most critical thing?
How do you target your strategy to entities?
What does enhancing with multimedia and internal linking mean in practice?
What’s an example of good automation?
David and Katherine discuss:
- Google Search Console crawl stats data report
- Hosts
- How Google is crawling your subdomains
- Robots.txt
- DNS resolution - domain provider
- Server connectivity
- HTTP Response
- File Type - HTML, javascript, images or videos
- Purpose - Discovery and refresh
- Googlebot
David and Heba discuss:
What are the key areas in accessibility?
How does accessibility impact SEO?
How does Google analyze accessibility?
How do you measure the impact for accessibility?
Sophie Gibson shares that it's become very important in 2023 to have comprehensive structured data added to pages - It's no longer an 'added bonus' but will become essential to get ahead, because of Google's Generative Search Experience and the rise of AI requiring machine readable content summaries. This will mean you will need to add further markup than competitors and use additional fields within structured data , beyond what the online generators can create.
Talking points include:
- What does comprehensive structured data mean?
- Use additional fields within structured data - which ones?
- Information to add - founders in organisation schema (Founding, organisational)
- Meet the team pages - people, job title, accreditations
- What type of content is most important to mark up?
- How do you measure success?
Chris Green believes that volume/depth of content doesn't mean you will rank well - the content has to be good and specific to the need. For SEOs working with multiple brands/clients, the challenge becomes connecting effectively with the user's needs and how to satisfy that meaningfully.
During this conversation Jonas and David discuss:
- Understand search intent
- Measure the value of user intent?
- Build topic clusters to cover a topic completely
- Add unique perspectives while still answering the query
- Create linkable assets (spam links are being devalued more, good links still pass value)
- Be a trusted source of information beyond search (social, email, etc) because that reinforces your value
Orit Mutznik has advice for SEOs looking to stand out in the job market in 2023, and suggests that you should highlight all your previous SEO wins and avoid sending generic CVs if you want to land your dream role.
For the full transcript of the episode, please visit https://majestic.com/seo-in-2023/orit-mutznik
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