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Yes, if it's for a keyword with practically no competition that no one else is trying to rank for. For example, I'd imagine it would be quite easy to rank for the long tail kw "purple elephant poot ramma lamma ding-dong" without any backlinks whatsoever.

It shouldn't affect the entire site, because Google ranks pages, not sites.

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Like as mentioned before, the only way to get a hands-on learning experience is to blow some $$ and split test campaigns to see what works & what doesn't. However, I'd recommend the blog on the Klientboost site to learn some theory and best practices as their articles are based on actual results.

Seeing people still trying to push outdated techniques.:rolleyes: Seriously though, probably content marketing and earning "hard to get" links. Also appreciate how it's always evolving so have to stay on top of it or get left behind.

Where is your traffic coming from?

Figure out which articles on your blog get the most engagement/readership by your visitors. Create a lead magnet that deals with the specific topic of that article, and offer it in exchange for their email. From there, you can create your own products to sell them, or promote affiliate products.

Knew there was something about that shitbag that turned me off. Anyway, there's always been better tools out there - and yes, they're free as well.

No, I don't believe in it. Nothing worthwhile ever happened to me by just "thinking positive". Every success I've had involved taking action, not wishful thinking & hoping for the best.

Thanks for the guide mangoodi! Would like to add another one: PR - PAGE RANK

Amazing share OP! A ton of folks are gonna find this very helpful.

Welcome to the forum mate.

You could find some of the best authority sites in your niche and offer to do guest posts for them.

OP, go to the settings in the right-hand corner and set the speed to 1.25 or 1.5 as it will make a long video go by a bit faster.

Do these sites have dynamic homepages? An example of this would be a blog where every new post gets posted on the homepage, pushing previous posts off page. This can create a situation that could cause the site to fluctuate in the serps.

The headline is not powerful enough. Do a Google search for "Gary Halbert" and study his techniques.

Brian Dean talks about something on his site called the "bucket brigade". Basically, it's an old trick some copywriters use to keep their readers engaged and to keep them from getting bored when the articles are over a certain length.

Some good suggestions so far. I would also like to add ubersuggest for long tail KW's or alternative KW combos.