Skip to main content

Effective SEO and Content Marketing: The Ultimate Guide for Maximizing Free Web Traffic

Get beyond the basics and see how modern-day users are reimaging the SEO process SEO is often underutilized and overlooked across the marketing realm today. SEO is not merely trying to improve your website ranking on Google, but it can spark and optimize ideas. Above all it can help improve the amount of free traffic coming to your web properties.

 

This book provides you with a comprehensive approach to make sure marketing spend is utilized as effectively as possible and deliver the best ROI for your brand and business. Maximizing your organic (free) traffic channels should be a top priority and this book will provide you with insight on how to do that. From working with social media influencers to steering creative ideas and campaigns, modern day SEO requires a full-service perspective of marketing and its processes. General education on SEO and organic content marking

Understanding which search engines to focus on How SEO and content can solve business problems Building a new brand through SEO and content Identifying who your true competitors are Which Analytics reports you should be regularly monitoring How to establish research channels that can inform your business initiatives Building personas and audience purchase journeys Prioritizing locations, demographics and countries

What needs to be in place to maximize free traffic levels to your brands assets Understanding all the key tasks and attributes for an effective content program Data-Driven Content: Detailed instruction on how to use data to inform content responses, ideas and asset types

Understanding different content asset types from standard items like articles to highly advanced assets like films, podcasts, white papers and other assets Calculating ROI for SEO and Content initiatives Small business marketing via content and SEO and having the right small business mindset for success

Website and content design considerations (accessibility, principles of marketing) Optimizing for the future and looking at other search venues Amazon Optimization YouTube Optimization App Store Optimization (ASO) Podcast Optimization Optimizing Blogs and other off-site content

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Prepping and optimizing for the newest technologies, including voice search, artificial intelligence, and content discovery vehicles

How to build an optimization path and programs that drive results and manage risks In addition to learning the most effective processes to structure your SEO, you will have access to bonus materials that accompany this book which will include worksheets, checklists, creative brief examples, quizzes, and best interview questions when hiring an SEO specialist. Modern-day marketers, business owners, and brand managers, this book is for you!

Get  Effective SEO and Content Marketing: The Ultimate Guide for Maximizing Free Web Traffic now for only $7

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Apple M1 MacBook Pro is out. Get rid of your MacBook Air now and forever with this promotion

MacBookPro 2020 is here Apple today revealed its long-awaited ARM-powered Macs, including a new MacBook Air, Mac Mini, and MacBook Pro. All of them use the new M1 chip, which promises massive gains in performance and decreased power consumption — or at least when running apps optimized for the new hardware. In fact, the company claims its new 13-inch MacBook Pro has “the longest battery life ever on a Mac,” and “up to twice the battery life of the previous generation.” Performance-wise, the gains are similar to those the company is touting with the MacBook Air. Here are Apple’s claims: Up to 2.8x CPU performance Up to 5x the graphics speed Up to 11x faster machine learning Up to 20 hours of battery life One needs to take that ‘up to’ bit seriously. As I wrote in my post about the MacBook Air, these performance numbers likely reflect gains when using apps that have been specifically developed to run on ARM-based chips. Apple was less clear about how the laptops will perfor...
Post a Comment
Read more

Walmart online deals are ending in England and Argentina. It's looking for a buyer.

A complex and volatile country and an unprecedented global situation. These factors prompted Walmart's parent company in the United States to decide to end its operations in Argentina. To that end, the chain has mandated it to sell its local subsidiary to Citibank and is already looking for a buyer or potential partner. Interested stakeholders include Coto, the Inverlat Fund (owner of Havanna) and the De Narvaez Group. Although these negotiations began early in the year, they are currently being halted due to the global pandemic. "Earlier this year, we began exploring the possibility of new alliances to advance our business in Argentina and its growth path; a process that was at an early stage but that we were confident could help accelerate our strategy in Argentina," explained Juan Pablo Quiroga, Director of Institutional Relations at Walmart Argentina. And he added that this process was "suspended" because of the need to focus Covid-19 on emergency manag...
Post a Comment
Read more

High Returns from Low Risk A Remarkable Stock Market Paradox

This ebook reveals a story about the stock market wich will change the way you think about investing. It is a story about a paradox I stumbled upon many years ago, one that still amazes me today. It is the story of an ‘inconvenient truth’ for economics professors as it turns their models upside down. A delusional story for professional investors who are managing other people’s money. It’s also a personal story which will make you smile and wonder. But most importantly, it’s a story that will help you become a better investor, as it describes how to turn scientific insights into profits. It is the modern stock market equivalent of ‘the tortoise and the hare’: a remarkable tale of how low-risk stocks beat high-risk stocks. My goal is to explain this stock market paradox to you as I would explain it to my father. He is a retired businessman with stock market investing experience. Although he is not an expert in finance, he is a wise man with an entrepreneurial mindset. He has taught...
Post a Comment
Read more