There’s a lot to this, so I’m gonna put the most impressive shit up front to capture your attention like a siren as you sail between these cliffs SO I CAN DRAG YOUR ASS INTO THE WATER* AND DROWN YOU** * this amazing post ** educate you about an SEO thing 50M in organic traffic: […]
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I saw a link to this post on Reddit, in the wild, on the /r/vermont subreddit. Why? It concluded (through a very scientific study SARCASM) that Vermont loves cheese the most. That’s it! What does that have to do with Online Casinos, the site behind this cheesey post? Nothing! Does that stop them from writing
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People love this shit! All my favorite podcasts and Matt Diggities do it every year and I’m like hey guys i’m ALSO an influencer… look at my thought leadership-y confidence and my iconoclastic disregard for 583 years of punctuation and capitalization standards! So, without further ado… 1. Here’s what I think is in store for
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Hello on a sunny Vermont day. How’re things? small talk small talk small talk. FANTASTIC! Let’s kick things off with the quick hits: Quick Hits This week I’m covering three can’t-miss articles with what happened, what it means for SEOs and site builders, and my take on it. Rank Theory Subscribers Got This Post Right
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If you’re this, there’s a good chance you came to this page via The Weekly SEO. Recently, I acquired The Weekly SEO newsletter from Andrew Charlton. That SEO newsletter has been rolled into my SEO Newsletter called Rank Theory. Here’s a quick overview of what you can expect from my SEO newsletter: So if you
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I’ve been wanting to write about this topic for a while. Canva is a DR 92 site that crrrrrrushes it on content. One of the best I’ve seen. This post is going to be about looking at their success and trying to pick it apart, to learn from/emulate. Rank Theory Subscribers Got This Post Right
It’s not news that Google(‘s algorithm) hates you and your middle-man affiliate site. The question is: what are you doing about it? I wrote in a recent newsletter (which you should subscribe to, if you haven’t already) about the big push to elevate sites from obvious affiliate money grabs to actual brands that mean something.
In early March 2020 I hand-registered a domain name and built a one-page website that saw over a million page views in just seven days. This is the story of how powerful the right domain can be, combined with amazing content, and absolutely perfect timing. The Background Over the weekend of March 7th-8th, I started
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