Ibis Galore after Hurricane Milton. Google Traffic Bumps from Beginner Guides.

HURRICANES

Check out the Ibis galore in our back pasture the day after Hurricane Milton! We had some cleanup of a bunch of branches and a $350 large split tree removal from Hurricane Helene. After two weeks, these branches are along our road, still waiting to be picked up by a new trash removal company.

We are lucky to live in an area that is a bit high, so storms seem to go around us. Our 1 1/3-mile wide dirt road is another issue. It gets graded often after every storm, but it's very bumpy, so it's slow going to drive on.

BEGINNER GUIDES

During these past two weeks, after watching Jay's training, I worked on one of my sites, making Beginner Guides. I'm amazed at how well these have worked for traffic! Almost immediately, the traffic to my new, small senior survival site grew from 34 visitors to 55 in just a week.

I've done three Guides so far. They are not easy to do if you follow Jay's outline and training. You first research the top three sites for an outline to use in the ‘Add content details’ section. You may end up with more than nine sections in Hubs, so you will have to add more sections manually.

You probably want longer text for these pages, so you might include charts, videos, or descriptive images to break up the text. I also use bold text and make a lot of lists of specific text to break things up and make them more interesting.

Check out the great class from Sept 27th by Jay on Beginner Guides called 'Building Topical Authority with Beginner Guides'.

LEAVE A COMMENT

Has anyone else tried these Beginner Guides? Have you seen a traffic jump after doing these guides?

How about the hurricanes? Anyone here from the North Carolina and Tennessee areas that were so badly hit by Hurricane Helene or in Southwest Florida? How are you faring?