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Check out the rest of the content from "SEO in 2022" here:
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Questions that David asks in this episode include:
Treat SEO as an investment - how long is it reasonable - 2 years?
Should you focus on bottom of funnel terms?
What business metrics are key?
What would be typical examples of the best business metrics to focus on?
What should an SEO do if the big opportunities are in early funnel searches that are difficult to tie back to the core business metrics?
What happens if business owners ask you to focus on bad metrics?
What are some examples of bad metrics to focus on?
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Questions in this episode include:
What first party data are you talking about?
How do you use that to form your SEO content strategy?
How do you focus on deeper, more meaningful audience customized content?
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Questions in this episode include:
What is a SuperGAP analysis?
How does it work?
How do you choose your competitors?
How do you choose which competitor keyword rankings to include in your gap analysis?
What type of business can take advantage of this?
What are a few specific steps that an SEO needs to do, to start putting this into action?
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Questions that David asks in this episode include:
What does benchmarking your search market mean?
How do you define who your market is?
How do you go about doing this?
What value does this provide?
How does this fit into your SEO strategy?
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Questions that David asks in this episode include:
How do you convince senior stakeholders to make SEO a priority?
Why is SEO sometimes not a priority?
How do you handle it if stakeholders are just focused on vanity metrics, like ranking for keyword phrases that don’t really matter
How should SEOs talk about goals and objectives with stakeholders?
What does a strategic SEO plan look like in 2022?
How do you convince stakeholders in other departments about the value of SEO?
How does SEO weave with other digital marketing activities?
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Questions that David asks Dixon in this episode include:
What would make a Google engineer embarrassed that your site isn’t ranking number 1 for relevant terms?
What elements does an SEO need to focus on to be significantly better than the competition?
How do you stay one step ahead of Google in terms of what Google wants to rank high in its search results?
How do you measure the value of doing so much extra work when you could be just a little bit better than the competition to be number 1?
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Questions that David asks in this episode include:
How do you optimize for accessibility?
What audiences are you optimizing for when you optimize for accessibility?
What kind of accessibility factors are Google likely to introduce?
What mistakes do website publishers make when optimizing for accessibility?
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Questions that David asks in this episode include:
Why is accessibility so important in 2022?
What are the key areas of accessibility that an SEO needs to be aware of?
Is there legislation that is leading this?
Does having poor accessibility impact rankings now?
How do you check if your website is accessible?
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Questions that David asks in this episode include:
What’s an example of Rubbish in?
What’s an example of Rubbish out?
What’s an example of quality in?
What’s an example of quality out?
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Questions in this episode include:
What does compete on technical quality mean in practice?
What things should SEOs and developers stop re-building?
Things like CSS and JavaScript capabilities for the web are changing all the time - is it an SEO’s job to stay on top of that?
Should every site be using AMP?
Should all sites be a progressive web app?
How significant a part of Google’s algorithms is Core Web Vitals?
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