Internal Linking

If you want to rank on Google but you're stuck around here or even lower, this is a simple way to fix it. Go to Google Search Console.

This is Google's own tool for showing you how your site shows in Google search index. Go to performance, search results, go over to pages, toggle on average position, sort by best position.

You want to see a bunch of ones, things around 1. Look at your relevant high ranking pages, then link from one of these pages to the page you have that is stuck around here.

This is what's called an internal link, and it'll help take your page to here.

If you have any type of business, buy a domain name. Your business name plus the word reviews.

Your business name reviews. Put all of your reviews on this website.

List them all out. Write everything.

All of the reviews that you would want people to see. When people are doing due diligence on your business, ChatGPT goes to Google, searches your business name and the word reviews.

This website comes up. ChatGPT sees all the reviews you shared on your reviews website.

This is something that people are doing right now. Only make sure you link to your review site from your own website.

You need that link to get it showing on Google so that ChatGPT will find it.

SEO Specialist, and these are the four things that I implement instantly on any ecommerce website I'm working on. The first is tiered and search driven collection pages.

These are so underutilised by ecommerce sites and the ranking and revenue potential is huge. This is basically taking all of your existing product collection pages and looking for ways you can make niche smaller versions of them.

Let's say you sell cake ingredients and you have a collection for sprinkles. You're looking for ways you can make smaller groups like glitter sprinkles, pink sprinkles, rainbow sprinkles.

Second is to add related blog posts as a mini feed to the bottom of your product and collection pages. And then on the blog post you're gonna do the reverse of that by having a mini feed of products related to the blog.

Not only does this help with product exposure when people are landing on your blog posts, but it also builds the internal links across your site, which is what you want so that the pages can pass search authority to each other...

ugin, go to images, and then you can set your image names and alt text to automatically be the product title or your focus keyword, whichever you're working with. Thank me later.

If you have a local business, these are the types of keywords you should be making pages for. Same day drain cleaning in Denver affordable tree removal Charlotte top rated AC repair in Phoenix.

SASS apps have figured out how to make a local service pages. Take a standard software landing page like this.

Give it to ChatGPT say remake this page for a local business targeting this keyword. Give it your keyword.

ChatGPT will give you an ideal hero template. To start with, you have your keyword as the H1.

Short description saying why you can be counted on call to action button real image. This is a great starting point.

Then make a hub page like this. This is where you have your SEO landing pages.

You link to this in your footer so that pages are only 2 clicks away from the homepage. How to do SEO for services businesses in under a minute.

Get it at bit dot Lee slash local dash SEO dash Edward.

If you haven't seen it, the SEO subreddit is filled with some of the best gems in digital marketing. This thread: what's your most underrated SEO tip that actually brought real results?

This guy gets 100 to 200 backlinks per photo. Uploading photos to Unsplash and Pexels.

Uses reverse image search to find photos that were uploaded that this person took. Sends a message to them saying, hey, link to my website.

This is my site. Don't link to Unsplash, don't link to Pexels.

Link to me! 5 to 7% backlink conversion rate.

Ignoring the 60 character limit for page titles. Writing page titles that are 150, 50 to 250 characters.

Instead, Google's just going to write its own page title, so if you write something really long, Google has more context. To do a better job, Google will pick the section that best matches the search.

Make sure you are linking to other pages on your site. Doing it in the middle of a paragraph is pretty good.

This one is hilarious. Grab queries from Search Console, then add those queries and answers verbatim at the bottom of relevant pages.

Seems really spamy...