Share a Seo Tip [Only Pro Tips]

The best SEO tip I can share with you is how I make my bread and butter.

The first thing I do is find my competitors online.

Once I have a list of my competitors I go to SEMrush and find their low-difficulty keywords.

I then filter these based on monthly search volume.

What I'm looking for are easier-to-rank keywords that have a decent level of traffic.

Not too much and not too little.

Once I have that list of keywords my next step is to load each keyword into Google.

I pay close attention to the results.

I step into the shoes of my target customers, what are they looking for?

What are the results telling me about the search intent behind these keywords?

Once I am satisfied that the search intent lines up with what my target customers would be interested in I then write content around my filtered keywords.

I use tools like Surfer SEO and Frase to optimize my content based on what my competitors are doing.

This is an important step because a lot of people make wild guesses regarding the "best content possible' regarding their target keywords.

Most of the time they're off, in fact, a lot of the time they're way off.

So I optimize my content and I publish a lot.

We're talking about 200-300 per niche.

The great thing about this system is once you're finished with creating and posting content for one site a lot of your older posts are beginning to rank and then you move on to the next site and by the time you're done with your third site your fist site is making money.

This is the key to using effective SEO to make your competitors do your homework for you.

This is an amazing way to build passive income.

Can you build it overnight? Of course not.

But it is worth it.
 
Remove the main menu header from your SEO landers and include contextual internal links to pass the max link juice to the right places.
Could You give an example? I can not imagine how to do this for e-commerce. It could work on pages like Wikipedia.
 
1. Ask yourself. What does the user want to see in this article? or what to want to see? Age, gender, city, occupation, etc. in the creation of SEO compatible content. in short, use a vocabulary that appeals to the reader and takes into account the style and the attitudes and behavior of the readers. Make sure your content is responsive to users' needs. (think and produce like a human)

2. Create an extremely powerful, striking and interesting but seo compatible social title that will resonate with your audience.. (must be related to the topic)

3. Do better than your competitors!
 
Update Google algorithms, Build Quality pyramid links, Create quality content frequently.
 
I would say don't buy those overpriced Usain Gaga Gary Bond backlinks on the forum. I learnt my lesson by paying to test them. They are crap for the price you pay. You will pay double price for someone who is basically "dropshipping" backlinks to you.
After discount, you will still pay twice what you pay for the exact same guestpost you get on Fiverr or on a guestpost list everyone can get. Look on the very few guys here who work with real and relevant websites.

Second advice, invest on a good expired domain. Biggest time saver you can get with SEO. Totally worth it. I find more and more difficult to work with fresh domain names those days.
 
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Good quality content. The only tip you need. Everything else changes, but quality stays
 
My tip: Always look how the top-ranking websites are doing it.

What about your tip?
Professional tips huh... Keyword Research!

All jokes aside, there are frameworks, languages and WordPress templates alike that can take half of responsive optimisation out of the immediate tasks lists.

Moving on from that; reverse engineering with everything we do is such a good thought process: My tip above; figure out what tools/plugins/scripts are optimizing for you and learn about what they're doing = you've bettered your knowledge and usage of responsiveness.
 
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