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So I wrote a post a while ago and it has 20 comments and it was ranked on the second page of google so I thought I would write some more posts targeting the same keyword but di
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Why am I going backwards in the search engines?
So I wrote a post a while ago and it has 20 comments and it was ranked on the second page of google so I thought I would write some more posts targeting the same keyword but di
When you just published a post, and get a lot of attention, because you usually share it on social media, after that you leave it, and you will drop in ranking then
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Just wondering if anyone knows if it is ok to post links to my website in the comments section of other peoples youtube videos? My website refers people to wealthy affiliate an
You can post links in youtube comments but I would advise that you do not do this as this can easily be considered spamming esp if you overdo it. Try this webinar replay by Jay. Generating Traffic with YouTube
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Is it ok to post links on youtube video comment sections?
Just wondering if anyone knows if it is ok to post links to my website in the comments section of other peoples youtube videos? My website refers people to wealthy affiliate an
You can post links in youtube comments but I would advise that you do not do this as this can easily be considered spamming esp if you overdo it. Try this webinar replay by Jay. Generating Traffic with YouTube
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Ok I have a question I hope some of you folks out there can answer for me and it's to do with keywords.
For example I'm about to write a new post relating to a product and
I would find a way to work them both in. Not right next to each other, of course, but spaced well apart in your review.
Where both of your keywords are so similar, I think that it would be prudent to rank for both of them. And yes, I agree, you should get more traffic that way for both keywords
Thanks for your response dcomeau. I think the longer and more specific the keyword (without going overboard) seems to be the best strategy. So I'm just gonna go with the longer one and see what happens.
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Are long tail keywords always better?
Ok I have a question I hope some of you folks out there can answer for me and it's to do with keywords.
For example I'm about to write a new post relating to a product and
I would find a way to work them both in. Not right next to each other, of course, but spaced well apart in your review.
Where both of your keywords are so similar, I think that it would be prudent to rank for both of them. And yes, I agree, you should get more traffic that way for both keywords
Thanks for your response dcomeau. I think the longer and more specific the keyword (without going overboard) seems to be the best strategy. So I'm just gonna go with the longer one and see what happens.
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When you just published a post, and get a lot of attention, because you usually share it on social media, after that you leave it, and you will drop in ranking then
does that mean it should bounce back after a while?
When you are publishing new posts regularly, Google will remind your other posts too