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How to Rank Your Content on a New Website for Less Than $1,000 | Ep. #1355

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In episode #1355, we talk about how to rank your content on a new website for less than one thousand dollars! When starting out with a new site, it can be tricky to get higher up in search engine rankings at first, but with these few strategies and simple tools, you can get there in no time. Tune in to hear about renewing old content, converting existing content and using ego bait!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
[00:25] Today’s topic: How to Rank Your Content on A New Website for Less than $1K.
[00:41] Google's ranking system and which signals to boost for them.
[01:17] Utilizing Google Search Console and making it easier for search engines.
[02:07] Finding articles to convert into infographics for more links.
[02:48] Content Explorer on Ahrefs; searches for traffic-heavy keywords.
[04:04] Renewing decayed content and boosting dropping traffic.
[04:41] Using ego bait to reach out to powerful people in a particular space.
[05:29] That’s it!
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Yoast SEO
All in One SEO
Rank Math
WordPress
Google Search Console
BuzzSumo
Ubersuggest
Dribbble
Ahrefs
Backlinko
Exploding Topics
Content Decay
ClickFlow
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