Publishing, Blogging, and Freelancing
It’s always a good idea to go back in time on your blog and update old content. It’s a way to improve your SEO while driving additional traffic to some of the oldest articles. Today, I’ll show you how to make those updates using PublishPress Revisions.
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Part of writing with authority is sounding like you’re an expert on the topic. Whether you’re starting a new blog or jumping into the world of content mills, expertise will earn you more money over time. So, what can you do to become an expert even if have no clue about the topic?
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When you’re building a blog or writing for clients, demonstrating authority in the topic engages the reader. It helps build a reputation for humans and search engines alike. But how do you do this when you don’t believe you have the expertise needed to provide quality content?
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Keyword search volume can help you identify topics to write about that have the potential to attract an audience. But it can also be a bit misleading when you look at certain keyword tools. Although volume can be a decent guide for content strategies, there are a few things that will impact success.
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When trying to get the blog to perform well in Google, many will turn to premium SEO tools. This is because most have an impressive amount of data and have the potential to help you. But that’s the key phrase…potential.
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