What do you do with articles?

Alexander Tambovsky

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I have a custom written article, what do I do with it to improve my websites presence on Google?

Thank you!
 
Make sure the article has your target keywords.

I presume you did do keyword research before you wrote the article?
 
you can sell it for some money, the money depeds of niche, how long it is , and quality of article
 
Upload them ;D
But taking seriously it should contain the KW multiple times - but don't overdo it! Keep in my that educational content ranks better. If you have multiple different sites you can link the other one.
 
nice one dude,
i have a paragraph as well, never knew what I'm gonna do with it :D:D:D
 
I have a custom written article, what do I do with it to improve my websites presence on Google?

Thank you!
Guest posting you are referring to I guess. Real simple, you find a site that's high authority and is relevant to your niche, and preferably DO-Follow, use MOZ to check, and post the article there. Don't post on sites that's not in your niche or it will hurt your site ranking. Or you could also install a wordpress, and start posting on it concurrently. Install thrive all theme. And do add article schema to your posts.
 
  1. The reader is identified
  2. It has to get attention
  3. It has to be interesting
  4. It has to be easy to read
  5. Write a good ending
 
Very good advice. Also don't forget the article has to be long, at least 2000 words, and that DON'T forget to post ads on the side and in the middle of the article, and at the end, don't forget to add a "Call to Action". What's Call to Action? It's an action that helps you achieve your marketing goal, the KPI. What's KPI? It's key performance indicator, it's the actions you want your reader to do.

You want your readers to click an ads, a sponsor link? Or subsribe to your newsletter or purchase your product? Tell your reader in the "Call to Action". Make sure it's clickable, and it lands the reader on the exact page that the action is going to happen.

If you want your customers to purchase your online course, the click should take them to the online course landing page (sale's page).

What's a landing page / sale's page? A page that's specifically designed to maximize conversion, i.e. reader doing the action you want them to do.

If you want more info., you can google them online.
 
You say you have a custom-written article.

This doesn't tell me much of anything.

Is it optimized for your target keyword?

Is it written in an engaging way?

Is it intended to make the reader walk away with a positive experience?

Does it truly deliver on the search intent behind the keyword that the article targets?

These and other related questions are crucial in determining whether your article will add dollars to your pocket later.

That's the name of the game.

You have to look at each piece of content on your site from that perspective.

If a piece of content will not help you increase your income, it has no business being on your site.

Do you understand me?

It's important to ensure that the article is optimized and that your website has the right domain authority.

The way to build this firm foundation is to target keywords that your competitors have written off.

I'm talking about keywords that don't have any data when you enter them in any paid SEO tool.

Why should you use these keywords or questions?

Well, they are auto-suggested by Google.

People do search for them.

The problem is they are all but invisible as far as the paid SEO tools are concerned.

Build your blog around these keywords first and then publish content targeting more competitive keywords or keywords with commercial intent.

That's how you scale up to a position of strength.
 
1. u can sell it
2. make a webste wih adsense a post your arictle there
 
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