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Hey fellow Wealthy Affilates :-) Hope you guys are doing great! I have a question: How do you guys deal with keywords in blog series?
Let me give you an
Hey Chris,
Here is my take on this topic: How to title a split post? discussed a few days ago with another member.
Using slightly different keywords MAY draw attention to one post, but then you can connect the other posts simply by mentioning them within EACH post.
This way, you are bound to reach MORE searchers than constantly using the very same keyword phrase.
Hope you find this helpful.
Hey Trish! Thanks for responding and linking to your other comment. Very helpful information! Thanks!!!
but your series above are topics - you could never cover the whole of 'the paleo diet in one sitting and keep people intersted....
so you would be picking part of the paleo diet and creating an article about that in depth - so picking one main idea- you can have secondary but they must be closely related to the main idea
to me you don't have a series above but major topics - each of which can fill a website....
and diets for quick weight loss is a very competitive keyword - and impractical....
if you want to do a series then pick the main point from each post and find a keyword from that and mention that it is part of a series - or that maybe the topic of your site.....
good luck
phil
Hey feiger. Thanks for taking the time to respond. Can you clarify how exactly you differentiate between topics and individual articles? Couldn't you write an introduction article about a certain diet and then link to other articles where you break down the "topic" into individual pieces? Can you elaborate a bit?
By the way: "diets for quick weight loss" is not a topic I want to write about; I'm not in the diet business at all. But according to Jaaxy the keyword doesn't look too bad (which was pretty surprising for me).
What is it that leads you to saying that it is too competetive? Did I miss something regarding the topic of keyword research and the criteria that Kyle suggests?
Cheers,
chris
for me a topic is one that cannot be covered completely in one post - yes you can create a post that skims over the top of the topic.
most of the large topics have been covered by authority sites - so you are going up against them....
what are your chances of ranking on page one against them....
once you are established then maybe
but at the beginning pick up the scraps( sorrry low hanging fruit)
hte full questions - even most of these i was finding healthline and most of the others had covered them well....
so even though Diets For Quick Weight Loss looked good page one was full of authority sites - so for topics like this you look for very high seo scores - v high 90's
so i would add to Kyle's criteria and say always check page one of google to see who is there...
as Nathaniell has done - he has taken your broad topic and changed them into a lot smaller questions that can completely be answered in a post
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How to deal with keywords in a blog series?
Hey fellow Wealthy Affilates :-) Hope you guys are doing great! I have a question: How do you guys deal with keywords in blog series?
Let me give you an
Great question. Definitely make your titles as DIFFERENT as possible. I would not do as you wrote above:
Diets For Quick Weight Loss: The Paleo Diet
Diets For Quick Weight Loss: Low-Carb Diets
Diets For Quick Weight Loss: The Ultra-Low-Fat Diet
I would do
Can The Paleo Diet Lead To Quick Weight Loss?
Can Low-Carb Diets Lead To Quick Weight Loss?
Can The Ultra-Low-Fat Diet Lead To Quick Weight Loss?
That way the main differentiator is near the front of the title, and more impactful to search engines, as well as people viewing the title in search engines.
You could also do a "super duper" keyword as well, on top of all those, and call it something like: "Top 10 Quick Weight Loss Diets Effectiveness Compared" or something like that, then link out to your individual review of each one.
Thanks Nathaniell, the last one is what I thought about as well. Great tip putting the "different part" at the beginning! Thanks!!!
Hey Chris,
Here is my take on this topic: How to title a split post? discussed a few days ago with another member.
Using slightly different keywords MAY draw attention to one post, but then you can connect the other posts simply by mentioning them within EACH post.
This way, you are bound to reach MORE searchers than constantly using the very same keyword phrase.
Hope you find this helpful.
Hey Trish! Thanks for responding and linking to your other comment. Very helpful information! Thanks!!!
but your series above are topics - you could never cover the whole of 'the paleo diet in one sitting and keep people intersted....
so you would be picking part of the paleo diet and creating an article about that in depth - so picking one main idea- you can have secondary but they must be closely related to the main idea
to me you don't have a series above but major topics - each of which can fill a website....
and diets for quick weight loss is a very competitive keyword - and impractical....
if you want to do a series then pick the main point from each post and find a keyword from that and mention that it is part of a series - or that maybe the topic of your site.....
good luck
phil
Hey feiger. Thanks for taking the time to respond. Can you clarify how exactly you differentiate between topics and individual articles? Couldn't you write an introduction article about a certain diet and then link to other articles where you break down the "topic" into individual pieces? Can you elaborate a bit?
By the way: "diets for quick weight loss" is not a topic I want to write about; I'm not in the diet business at all. But according to Jaaxy the keyword doesn't look too bad (which was pretty surprising for me).
What is it that leads you to saying that it is too competetive? Did I miss something regarding the topic of keyword research and the criteria that Kyle suggests?
Cheers,
chris
for me a topic is one that cannot be covered completely in one post - yes you can create a post that skims over the top of the topic.
most of the large topics have been covered by authority sites - so you are going up against them....
what are your chances of ranking on page one against them....
once you are established then maybe
but at the beginning pick up the scraps( sorrry low hanging fruit)
hte full questions - even most of these i was finding healthline and most of the others had covered them well....
so even though Diets For Quick Weight Loss looked good page one was full of authority sites - so for topics like this you look for very high seo scores - v high 90's
so i would add to Kyle's criteria and say always check page one of google to see who is there...
as Nathaniell has done - he has taken your broad topic and changed them into a lot smaller questions that can completely be answered in a post
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Hey WA! How are you guys doing? Hey, listen, I need some community backed pep talk: I set up my blog ThatToyDad.com about four years ago. It's doing okay, and it's still making
Look at the reasons for starting your blog. Does it make you happy ? Are you able to experience self-satisfaction when you blog? Do you write from the heart about how much joy a simple toy can bring to someone(child or adult)? Do you enjoy having a toy and sharing with a child?
These are all questions you need to ask yourself.
Thanks guys for all your kind and helpful comments. I'm going to look into the Affiliate Bootcamp now. Here's my (Work In Progress) mission statement I came up with so far:
"RockItFromHome.com - Passive Income For The Rest of Us" will be there to help moms and dads looking for more financial independence and more spare time to spend with their kids becoming their own boss, building their own online business and living the financially independent lifes of their dreams."
Thoughts? :-D
Hi Chris,
I like the RockItFromHome vibe. Helping others with avenues for creating financial independence sounds like it has a great set of wheels to keep you moving forward. Inspiring.
All the best. It's looking good
Why not take ALL that money and start outsourcing? How To Outsource: Beginner's Guide Reinvest in your business. Just do keyword research and editing, and have someone else do the heavy lifting. Maybe some of that progress will relight the pilot light and get you going.
Or start a new blog about something that interests you more. Keep your Toy Day site on the back burner for now, while working on something more interesting. Your creative flow from the new site may spill over some motivation to the new site.
This happens to me all the time. It's natural. The key is to keep moving forward in some way. Any way! Because giving up completely is not an option.
I started outsourcing content for ThatToyDad back when I was more active, but I wasn't really sure if the investment would really pay off... I'll definitely check out your guide! Thanks!!!
I like the idea of starting something new (that others have mentioned as well, thanks to all of you!) - I'll look into the Affiliate Bootcamp now - And I can feel how the excitement of building a new blog from scratch kicks in! Feels good :-)
So what does interest you? What do you want to write about? Maybe it's time to write about something else and let this one just stay as it is for a while.
It's very normal to want to sort of burn out on a topic, at least for a while, but since you already know that you know how to make a site successful, it's time to start a second site where you can once again have fun writing and make even more money!
It seems to me, you need to start over in a completely different niche where you feel passionate about and want to tell the whole world. If you have that drive and spark again, you might want to write also for your other site. Since that is making money ,you want to keep that alive. Believe it or not, while it should not be the main drive, making money with it is a motivator too.:-)
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Can I get some pep talk, please?
Hey WA! How are you guys doing? Hey, listen, I need some community backed pep talk: I set up my blog ThatToyDad.com about four years ago. It's doing okay, and it's still making
Look at the reasons for starting your blog. Does it make you happy ? Are you able to experience self-satisfaction when you blog? Do you write from the heart about how much joy a simple toy can bring to someone(child or adult)? Do you enjoy having a toy and sharing with a child?
These are all questions you need to ask yourself.
Thanks guys for all your kind and helpful comments. I'm going to look into the Affiliate Bootcamp now. Here's my (Work In Progress) mission statement I came up with so far:
"RockItFromHome.com - Passive Income For The Rest of Us" will be there to help moms and dads looking for more financial independence and more spare time to spend with their kids becoming their own boss, building their own online business and living the financially independent lifes of their dreams."
Thoughts? :-D
Hi Chris,
I like the RockItFromHome vibe. Helping others with avenues for creating financial independence sounds like it has a great set of wheels to keep you moving forward. Inspiring.
All the best. It's looking good
Why not take ALL that money and start outsourcing? How To Outsource: Beginner's Guide Reinvest in your business. Just do keyword research and editing, and have someone else do the heavy lifting. Maybe some of that progress will relight the pilot light and get you going.
Or start a new blog about something that interests you more. Keep your Toy Day site on the back burner for now, while working on something more interesting. Your creative flow from the new site may spill over some motivation to the new site.
This happens to me all the time. It's natural. The key is to keep moving forward in some way. Any way! Because giving up completely is not an option.
I started outsourcing content for ThatToyDad back when I was more active, but I wasn't really sure if the investment would really pay off... I'll definitely check out your guide! Thanks!!!
I like the idea of starting something new (that others have mentioned as well, thanks to all of you!) - I'll look into the Affiliate Bootcamp now - And I can feel how the excitement of building a new blog from scratch kicks in! Feels good :-)
So what does interest you? What do you want to write about? Maybe it's time to write about something else and let this one just stay as it is for a while.
It's very normal to want to sort of burn out on a topic, at least for a while, but since you already know that you know how to make a site successful, it's time to start a second site where you can once again have fun writing and make even more money!
It seems to me, you need to start over in a completely different niche where you feel passionate about and want to tell the whole world. If you have that drive and spark again, you might want to write also for your other site. Since that is making money ,you want to keep that alive. Believe it or not, while it should not be the main drive, making money with it is a motivator too.:-)
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Hi Team,
I just checked out my google search console and I noticed something weird:
A "URL" is going to include things like images and other visual aspects of your theme. The non-indexed stuff may be there because you chose not to index it (like a privacy policy) or stuff you're unaware of like an image file for your theme. It could also be that some images you personally upload are not indexed, though I'm not sure why.
Check a few post URL to see if your content is getting indexed, and that's what should matter most.
My search console looks similar to what you have.
Chris, the website is obviously verified otherwise you would not be seeing this, so it eliminates that.
There is a training on this subject, which explains it and I'll find it for you ;)
Google search console: indexed vs. submitted - what's wrong?
Hi Team,
I just checked out my google search console and I noticed something weird:
A "URL" is going to include things like images and other visual aspects of your theme. The non-indexed stuff may be there because you chose not to index it (like a privacy policy) or stuff you're unaware of like an image file for your theme. It could also be that some images you personally upload are not indexed, though I'm not sure why.
Check a few post URL to see if your content is getting indexed, and that's what should matter most.
My search console looks similar to what you have.
Chris, the website is obviously verified otherwise you would not be seeing this, so it eliminates that.
There is a training on this subject, which explains it and I'll find it for you ;)
Great question. Definitely make your titles as DIFFERENT as possible. I would not do as you wrote above:
Diets For Quick Weight Loss: The Paleo Diet
Diets For Quick Weight Loss: Low-Carb Diets
Diets For Quick Weight Loss: The Ultra-Low-Fat Diet
I would do
Can The Paleo Diet Lead To Quick Weight Loss?
Can Low-Carb Diets Lead To Quick Weight Loss?
Can The Ultra-Low-Fat Diet Lead To Quick Weight Loss?
That way the main differentiator is near the front of the title, and more impactful to search engines, as well as people viewing the title in search engines.
You could also do a "super duper" keyword as well, on top of all those, and call it something like: "Top 10 Quick Weight Loss Diets Effectiveness Compared" or something like that, then link out to your individual review of each one.
Thanks Nathaniell, the last one is what I thought about as well. Great tip putting the "different part" at the beginning! Thanks!!!