SEO is Changing (Here’s How to Keep Winning)

Summary

  • I have learned to keep adapting my strategies in SEO.
  • Businesses making over $600 a year are considered businesses in the US.
  • Getting penalized in SEO doesn’t feel good, but having high site authority helps.
  • Websites with high domain authority (DA) or domain rating (DR) usually survive updates better.
  • Focus on building strong link profiles to avoid penalties.
  • Keep links from high-quality, relevant websites to increase authority.
  • Don’t rush link building; building too fast can look unnatural.
  • SEO requires a long-term commitment; results take time.
  • Avoid working with clients who frequently switch SEO companies.
  • Analyze a website before taking on a campaign; ensure there are growth possibilities.
  • A declining website requires time just to stabilize; set realistic expectations.
  • For new websites, prioritize building authority with linkable assets first.
  • Authority-building helps newer content perform better in the long run.
  • Use AI and tools like ChatGPT to optimize processes.
  • SEO content is built around specific keyword phrases to drive organic traffic.
  • For high intent clicks, Google remains dominant.
  • SEO is a continual effort; avoid single-source dependency for traffic.
  • In local SEO, aim to occupy as much real estate as possible in search results.
  • Be omnipresent: use various platforms and channels to diversify.

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How To Take Action

I would suggest starting with low-cost and high-value actions. For a small business or entrepreneur, focus on the basics of building your website’s authority and presence.

  • Focus on Getting High-Quality Links: I recommend seeking links from relevant, high-authority websites. This means collaborating or guest posting with respected blogs or industry-related sites.
  • Avoid Rushing: Take your time. Building links too quickly can be seen as unnatural by search engines. Set a steady, achievable pace.

Optimize Your Website Content

  • Audit Your Content: Check and update existing content for relevance and quality. Make necessary adjustments to align with current SEO standards.
  • Create Linkable Assets: Publish valuable content like free tools, comprehensive guides, or detailed statistics that others will naturally link to.

Utilize Free or Low-Cost SEO Tools

  • Leverage AI Tools: Use free versions of AI tools like ChatGPT to refine your content, craft SEO-friendly headlines, and develop keyword strategies.
  • Google Analytics: It’s free and provides vital data on how your content is performing and where you can improve.

Local SEO

  • Claim Your Business Listings: Ensure your business is listed accurately on Google My Business and other local directories. This massively helps in local SEO.
  • Reviews and Ratings: Encourage satisfied customers to leave positive reviews. These can boost your local search visibility.

Continuous Learning and Adaptation

  • Stay Updated: SEO is ever-changing. Follow reputable SEO blogs or channels to stay informed.

Smart Collaboration

  • Choose Your Partners Wisely: Avoid businesses that frequently change their SEO strategies or partners. Long-term relationships with consistent strategies yield the best results.

Balanced Approach

  • Diversify Revenue Channels: Rely not just on SEO but explore other platforms like social media, email marketing, and paid ads to avoid dependency on a single source.

By focusing on these strategic, low-cost implementations, you can build a solid foundation for long-term SEO success.

Quotes by Wiki Wayne

“It never feels good to get penalized”

– Wiki Wayne

“Overall site Authority”

– Wiki Wayne

“The level of intent is what makes it obviously, different”

– Wiki Wayne

“You have to look at the sers and say no we need to have an ad”

– Wiki Wayne

“We’re going to occupy as much real estate as humanly possible”

– Wiki Wayne

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