We know well that having a blog attached to your site can do wonders for your SEO. There are plenty of stories of people doubling or tripling their organic traffic — or more. While you do need on-site SEO as well, one of the fastest ways to increase your ranking and make your SEO more effective is to consistently blog about the search terms your audience is looking for.
Google searches in 2021 are often framed around questions, phrases and other uses of “natural language” to get a result. In other words, users aren’t typing in keyword strings. They’re quickly writing out phrases or asking complete sentences as they search for an answer.
You may have heard rumors that Facebook usage is declining. This is especially common with younger users, who may favor other types of social media. After all, Facebook has been around for going on two decades now, so it is hardly the trendy new site that it once was.
It’s common for business owners to assume that content that works is going to work forever. Once product pages and landing pages have been written, you’re tempted to just check that job off of the list and forget about it. But running a successful website and having a strong web presence doesn’t work this way.
If you ever wonder how it’s possible to choose keywords that users are going to search for, consider the fact that the majority of searches are just repeats. In fact, some estimates state that merely 20% of searches, or one out of every five, are actually new.
Page speed measures how quickly a web browser can load all the elements of a page such as images, videos and text. It affects how much revenue your website generates, which is directly related to the website’s ranking on search engine results pages (SERPs).
