Steve Toth • Updated: April 13, 2021
This note is super simple and is based on a recent announcement by Google. As of last week (early April 2021) Google now recognizes regular expressions (regex) for querying search console. I’ll teach you how to find longtail, high impression keywords that are easy to rank for.
Steve Toth • Updated: April 13, 2021
Google loves jump links because they create a better experience by taking users directly to the specific section of content that answers their question — preventing the user from sifting through all of the content to get to their answer.
Steve Toth • Updated: January 19, 2021
This next tip is something I stumbled across when I was doing a blog refresh and trying to get a featured snippet for a client was ranking #2. What I wanted to know, was what my featured snippet was going to look like when I got it. Here’s how you can preview your featured snippet.
Steve Toth • Updated: January 15, 2021
Why you should read this post: at the end and I’ll show you a DR 11 site that has a page getting 5000+ visits a month with a $1000 traffic value. I found it using this technique and it only took a few minutes.
Steve Toth • Updated: January 10, 2021
Watch the full episode here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjKnK6E8wOQ
When I first saw this slide deck before the episode, I thought it was Kyle’s secret sauce. I was so happy to be exposed to it, then two weeks later he mentioned it on SEO Fight Club, so it’s fair game for me to share!
It’s a Reverse Silo or “virtual silo” it’s something I offer to every site I work on since learning about it and it’s something I can tell you works and it is pure money!
Steve Toth • Updated: January 6, 2021
Ok, so thanks for making it this far. I promise this’ll be worth it.
So the trick here is to put an asterisk:
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Steve Toth • Updated: December 14, 2020
This spreadsheet I created allows you to easily check to see if you:
I suggest adding your own customized columns. For example, contact info, cost etc.
Steve Toth • Updated: December 14, 2020
This strategy is inspired by a module from Kyle Roof’s On-Page course (shared with his permission).
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Today’s note will show you how to find keywords where your CTR is underperforming. Fix these with more compelling titles, meta descriptions and maybe a little bit of schema, and you’re bound to increase your traffic without spending a dime on content or links.