Turning $860 in 130 SEO Articles and >3k views per week
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtAs5GvjyLw
In general, I am a big fan of content but what I dislike about it is that it is pretty expensive and takes a lot of time.
So we used a strategy called "Data-Driven Articles" instead and created >130 in a few weeks. And in this video, I show you how to do it.
I always used to post articles brother but, I can't earn so much Doller
also, my content is unique and readable but, I'm not getting page view form
Then you are maybe optimizing the content for the wrong keywords.
We are doing a similar thing to optimize our search results. Creating as many related blogs or articles can help your SEO. Don't forget to check your google search console.
100% and re-checking old articles is also something that can be very helpful.
Exactly！ Also, structured data improvement is another must
Thank you for sharing this.
I'm actually curating an article on Programmatic SEO for MarktStash.com and this will come in handy.
Cheers!
So much to learn from other strategies!
Loved your video and love the idea behind programmatic SEO, but I always have a hard time coming up the initial "seed" for all the articles (in your case "Top X VC Investors in Y"). Not sure if it's because I just suck or my product isn't really suited for it, but I was wondering if you have any advice for this (or ideas on what I could do 😆)?
I think your product is really cool, and there are tons of ideas to promote it. For example you can do a list play of 100 Ideas to find new clients, Top 10 Pages to find new clients, ....
Thanks, Max! Just with this comment you've given me a ton of ideas for articles, so guess I was just blocked 😅 Now I just need to learn how to write properly or maybe outsource it somehow.
Hey @amosbastian - One key place to start is doing some keyword research to see what people are already searching for.
You’ll have a bunch of descriptors for your category - I.e. size, color, weight, location, revenue, etc. Maybe even things like easy, hard, fast, slow, etc. Whatever it is for your specific niche.
Research what descriptors people are searching for the most and prioritize those.
Hey @maxfleit, thanks for sharing, this is a really cool experiment.
I'm wondering if my consulting business could benefit from a similar strategy. Was wondering if you could answer a few questions about it
How are you thinking about iterating on the strategy going forward? Will you stick to the Top 10 articles?
Do you think you'll invest more money in this strategy?
Are you looking at a payback for this investment at all? Do you track leads coming from the articles to see if it's worth continuing?
Thanks again for sharing!