Fortunately, I was able to find some tricks to scale my link acquisition and guest blogging strategy.<\/p>\n
In accordance with Ahrefs<\/a>I got over 1,000 backlinks from over 200 referring domains to my blogs in the first 90 days:<\/p>\n This also had a direct correlation to my sites initial organic traffic:<\/p>\n What led to future SEO success after 17 months:<\/p>\n By implementing some simple SEO tactics such as link building, optimizing title tags and headlines, improving content quality and outreach, you can grow your traffic in less time<\/p>\n Also, if you want to outsource, there are plenty of them companies that offer SEO services<\/a> and others that Sell \u200b\u200bwhite label SEO<\/a> which can help scale your processes.<\/p>\n Here are some of the best SEO tips bloggers can try this year.<\/strong><\/p>\n Optimizing your blog posts is not about stuffing as many relevant keywords into the article as you can (this can hurt your SEO now). It’s about writing for humans first and search engines second.<\/p>\n Including 1 or 2 long-tail keywords you’d like to rank for helps you create solid content that doesn’t feel unnatural or forced. You should also focus on these long-tail keywords because they are longer, provide more user intent, and tend to be less competitive.<\/p>\n Be sure to check different SEO tools to see the keyword’s “difficulty” score to see how much competition there is for that keyword. If you have a new blog and are just starting out, look for long-tail keywords in the range of 200-2,000 searches per month with a difficulty score of less than 0.2.<\/p>\n Now that you’ve completed your keyword research and picked 1-2 good keywords you’d like your blog post to rank for, it’s time to place them in your article.<\/p>\n Where are the best places to add these keywords to get your SEO ranking as high as possible? There are four main sites, which are described below:<\/p>\n The title (title) of your blog posts will appear on the search engine results page (SERP) and will be the first thing the search engine uses to determine the relevance of your content<\/a>.<\/p>\n You want to include your target keywords in the first 60 characters of your title, and make sure they’re at the beginning so they don’t get cut off (optimal title length is 50-60 characters.<\/p>\n Search engines still look up your URL to find out what your blog post is about. It’s a good idea to optimize your URLs on every post you publish, as each blog post will live with its own unique URL.<\/p>\n Mention your target keywords in your blog post headers and content. You should stick to a natural cadence and not overdo it.<\/p>\n For example, your main keywords should be in H2 headings in the form of a question.<\/p>\n “What are the best SEO tips for bloggers?”<\/p>\n Your answers to these questions should then be in numbered H3 headings.<\/p>\n Ultimately, you need to write for the reader’s intent. So whenever you write a post, first focus on what matters most to your audience, not how many times a keyword is on the page.<\/p>\n This is the description that appears under your page title in the SERPs and is very important for click-through rates.<\/p>\n Keywords within the meta description aren’t as important as the title tag, but a clear description that matches your readers’ intent is a good place to start.<\/p>\n Google’s latest algorithms reward content-rich, long-form articles that include things like videos, images, and infographics.<\/p>\n![\"Organic](\"https:\/\/www.adamenfroy.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Organic-Traffic-Chart.jpg\"\/)
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<\/p>\n1. Do some keyword research and focus on 1 or 2 long tail keywords that match your reader’s intent<\/h2>\n
2. Include these 1-2 target keywords in specific areas of your post<\/h2>\n
1. Title tag<\/h3>\n
2. Your URL<\/h3>\n
3. Your headers and body copy<\/h3>\n
4. Your meta description<\/h3>\n
3. Quality content is king<\/h2>\n