Going back and SEO'ing 50 resource articles is tedious.

topcoder

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What a grind..
  1. Look at webmaster tools - Filter by Pages - Type in the URL of each article.
  2. See what whats rank or not ranking on that article (Try to SEO what's ranking to rank better)
  3. If nothing is ranking then hit keyword planner tool and find some good keywords, related to the article.
  4. Set Title, H Tags, Bullet Lists, Em's, Bold's - Incorporate the keywords
  5. Set the page URL with the Keywords in Excel (for off-page Anchor Linking)
Rinse Repeat. Wish I would of did this when I first wrote them. I have a feeling when I'm done, I'll have to re-evaluate in a couple of months and repeat the process.
 
On the bright side, you're not shoveling dirt 8 hours a day, are you?
 
How about focusing on a few keywords and try to get them rank then move on to the next one instead?
 
How about focusing on a few keywords and try to get them rank then move on to the next one instead?

I rank, I just don't have many that rank in the top 5 (Which is my issue) - Some of the 20k+ keyword volume I rank #8 and I'll see 10 clicks per 20000 impression. All my clicks come from the ones that I hit the top 5 for. But, they are the lower search volume ones 300 - 1000 impressions a month.

Some articles I wrote - Which are technical and useful just don't have the search volume. Sometimes 30 searches a month for the right keyword related to it, ugh.

Sometimes I feel it's impossible to get the top 5, cause i'll see this in google..

exactmatch.com
exact-match.com/exactmatch.html
exact-match.com/someotherpage.html
exact-match.com/anotherpage.html

The first 4 are taken up by the same website or exact match domains. I wish google would just limit it to just 1 domain per page, instead of a single site controlling the entire top 5 for a keyword. Not saying they don't belong in the top 5, but owning all 5 top spots sucks. But, if I owned the top 5, I wouldn't be complaining.
 
What a grind..
  1. Look at webmaster tools - Filter by Pages - Type in the URL of each article.
  2. See what whats rank or not ranking on that article (Try to SEO what's ranking to rank better)
  3. If nothing is ranking then hit keyword planner tool and find some good keywords, related to the article.
  4. Set Title, H Tags, Bullet Lists, Em's, Bold's - Incorporate the keywords
  5. Set the page URL with the Keywords in Excel (for off-page Anchor Linking)
Rinse Repeat. Wish I would of did this when I first wrote them. I have a feeling when I'm done, I'll have to re-evaluate in a couple of months and repeat the process.
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The best way for you to do this is by identifying the keywords that you want to work with. After that, you may take like two of them then put all the focus on them. It will help you get to the top with much easy. One thing I know is that we are always coming up with very many keywords in the hope that all of them will work. This should not be the case. I believe in working with smaller steps, keep a try and share the experience.
 
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