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Content content content.
... But what kind of content do you need to make?
We all know what the link building methods in the "old days" consisted of...
- building free links consistently
- the true value of "high DA" links
Quick episode today on how to maximise the amount of traffic your website is getting.
Not every link is made equal. Something we and other established link builders strive for - is building QUALITY links, rather than large volumes of low value links.
Maybe 10-15 years ago you didn't need links, but believe me, from 2019 onwards you will NEED to start implementing this in your strategy if you want a consistent, sustainable source of traffic - without having to constantly chase your tail. (And that's especially when it comes to the most competitive keywords)
So what exactly are links, what are the benefits, and WHY do you need them? This episode will explain all.
If you're struggling with your SEO, its not going to be solved with one magic bullet...
It requires a holistic and solid strategy in order to get a serious amount of sales and traffic.
This episode is going to explain what people call the "SEO Pyramid" - what's involved and an overview of how you execute it.
The number one mistake people make when building links...
And thats focusing on only one metric (be it DA, DR or TF) and basing their entire campaign around that. Worse yet, using that metric to measure SEO success. it detracts attention and there is a completely different set of metrics you SHOULD be focusing on.
SEO is about so much more than just keywords and title tags nowadays...
Now, ever more than before - links are just as (if not more) important...
Sure, you could still rank for some keywords purely with good on-page SEO, but to truly have an overall strategy you will need to implement some form of link building if you want to make some large significant gains on your traffic.
And especially if you have an online business/ecommerce store, this is essential.
Its all very well doing SEO, and attempting to build links.
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