Indexed & Ranked On Page 2 In 19 Days
No doubt the core training here in WA works. But you need to know of the other members that you have access to that have great ideas and training beyond the WA training.
For example, other ideas when it comes to content creation.
One fine fellow is ParthaB. He created an amazing post about creating the most authoritative article.
I was really intrigued by what he was outlining. So I thought I would give it a whirl.
Now the only change I made was I sped up the process and did things in 2 days.
And following his lead, I created a post that's over 5790 words long, with 27 headings, 218 paragraphs, and 279 blocks.
I published that post on March 7th, 2022, and yesterday March 26th. 19 days later l went from being indexed to ranking in the 10th spot on page 2 in Google.
Now let's see if I can get to page 1. Of course, there are no guarantees but it does prove that using alternative methods to create content is definitely worth trying.
I'm now creating another post just like that one.
Now it's time for you to give it a try.
You can read ParthaB's post here.
I believe in you
Leo
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Hi Leo, most likely it will go up and up because of keywords in those 27 headings, they will push it up. It is like a train with several engines at different positions in the composition, push and pull effect. Curious about the main keyword, was it with a high qsr?
Low QSR. I also added an FAQ schema to the post. I'm currently just behind Forbes and the Shopify blog in the rankings.
Can you elaborate more about the FAQ Schema? This is the same question I had for Partha, but he was not using it.
So if this is through a plugin, then the text is added separately from the text in the post, right? If so, how many items did you add there, is it the same 27 or some much shorter list?
I was worried that if the text is repeated in the Shema part, Google might not like it.
Google loves structured Schema data. I have the pro version of AIOSEO which gives me this and other schema features
I was told Rank Math has FAQ Schema for free.
Now, this FAQ schema only appears in the Schema markup in the source code of your content, it does not appear as content visible to visitors on your site.
You can add as few or as many as you like. For this post, I added 3 of what I felt were the most asked questions.
For my own peace of mind, I did a rich result test to validate the code, it was all good.
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Super congrats, Leo.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
You're welcome