How to Build your Own SEO Workbook in Google Sheets for Free #WTSVirtual

Learn how to identify high-impact SEO opportunities in your SEO Process fast, going through common scenarios that you can use to maximize your SEO results.

The document discusses featured snippets in Google search results. It begins by explaining what featured snippets are and their value for searchers. It then provides tips for developing a featured snippet strategy, including focusing keyword research on question keywords and optimizing content with headers, images, and schema markup. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of keyword research and checking all SEO best practices to start winning featured snippets.

Do you sometimes find it difficult to create targeted content for a specific point in your buyer's journey? Well, maybe you are not using the right content. In this talk, we go through the different content formats there are and how those can be mapped to a specific buyer's journey.

Rebecca heads up the Digital PR team at JBH, delivering creative digital PR strategies for lifestyle brands. After working in SEO for more years than she would care to admit, Rebecca's presentation reveals how the SEO industry has fallen out of love with large-scale hero campaigns, and shifted back to fundamentals of earning links using content marketing techniques.

How to successfully manage an SEO process? Is about having Influence to earn support, Be fast and agile and Be consistent and error free. I explain how in this presentation!

Maximize cost-effective SEO implementation and achieve SEO success with SEO audits that get implemented: * Make your SEO audits solutions focused to develop action driven recommendations * Prioritize your SEO recommendations based on impact and effort, with SEO low-hanging fruits * Establish ongoing actions to prevent new SEO issues & leverage opportunities during the process * Connect each of your SEO recommendations to SMARTER SEO goals * Format SEO recommendations to facilitate actionability and collaboration * Develop frequent recommendations reviews & tests to keep them relevant and impactful

Google Sheet Template >>> http://bit.ly/seotooloverload-sheet Ask any person in SEO what tool they use, and you'll more likely than not get a list of tools answered. SEO's need different perspectives, the right tool for the right job, but with an explosion of data produced by these tools, things get overwhelming really fast. To be able to tie things together, Nils will explore ways to streamline the data from your tools and build a single source of truth with Google Data Studio, helping you to make the right decisions. You'll learn about using QUERY functions in Google Sheets, applying Machine Learning to do fuzzy matching on keywords and search queries, and much more... --- Want access to the Google Sheets and Google Data Studio TEMPLATES --> bit.ly/seotooloverload-sheet ---

An SEO professional can learn on how to improve their relationship with developer and get technical SEO errors solved without a hassle This talk is about prioritising SEO activities based on regular cadence and at the same time calculating the risk radius of the high level decisions taken. About me: I have 7 years of experience in SEO, I work as an independent SEO consultant, co-host of #SEOTalk Twitter chat (which is India's oldest digital marketing Twitter chat up and running since 2012). If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out me on Twitter: @parthsuba77 and send me an email on parthsuba77[at]gmail[dot]com

David vs Goliath: The rise of sustainable fashion against fast fashion giants Slides from BrightonSEO October 2022. This talk covered the rise of sustainable brands against fast fashion giants. Opening with a brief intro into the David vs Goliath principle and how that can be aligned to online retail today. This talk was a comparison of the ecommerce space, specifically fast fashion and its impact socially, environmentally and lastly online. Providing SEO "stones" to use against the Goliath of your industry.

This document discusses how AI and automation can revolutionize the SEO value chain. It argues that AI can enable a symbiotic relationship between SEO strategy and technical implementation by powering automated competitive analysis, strategy suggestions, and one-click fixes. This represents a new approach that can improve time-to-market and optimize implementation timescales through a no-code model.

Will Critchlow's presentation at BrightonSEO October 2022. At SearchPilot, we run huge numbers of tests. It's natural to look first to the winning tests, but there is a lot we can learn from the tests that fail - both the inconclusive ones and the negative outcomes. Learn how we run SEO tests, how we analyse winners and losers, and take advantage of the lessons we have learned from dozens of losing tests. Take away actionable insights you can use in your own testing or SEO program.

The document discusses how Apps Script can be used to program spreadsheets and leverage JavaScript functions and APIs. It provides examples of parsing URLs, cleaning data, and custom functions. Apps Script allows integrating APIs to scrape search results, classify data using machine learning, and monitor website changes. Functions can make spreadsheets more powerful and automate tasks like notifying users. The document encourages learning JavaScript and Apps Script to unlock these capabilities within spreadsheets.

For every website on the internet, Google has a fixed budget for how many pages their bots can and are willing to crawl. The internet is a big place, so Googlebot can only spend so much time crawling and indexing our websites. Crawl budget optimization is the process of ensuring that the right pages of our websites end up in Google’s index and are ultimately shown to searchers. Google’s recommendations for optimizing crawl budget are rather limited, because Googlebot crawls through most websites without reaching its limit. But enterprise-level and ecommerce sites with thousands of landing pages are at risk of maxing out their budget. A 2018 study even found that Google’s crawlers failed to crawl over half of the webpages of larger sites in the experiment. Influencing how crawl budget is spent can be a more difficult technical optimization for strategists to implement. But for enterprise-level and ecommerce sites, it’s worth the effort to maximize crawl budget where you can. With a few tweaks, site owners and SEO strategists can guide Googlebot to regularly crawl and index their best-performing pages.

This document discusses how SEOs often answer questions with the vague response of "it depends" and provides better alternatives. It recommends developing reusable resources like diagrams, charts and frameworks to more clearly explain SEO scenarios, processes and criteria. This helps avoid vague answers, establish trust, and facilitate decision making. It also encourages analyzing activities and setting replicable systems to improve services and grow expertise.

In this talk, I’ll show smart internal linking tricks big brands are using. I’ll teach how these ideas can be used by medium and small-sized online stores as well. My website - https://marketingsyrup.com/ Free SEO Pro Chrome extension - https://marketingsyrup.com/seo-pro-extension/ eCommerce SEO Mastery course - https://marketingsyrup.com/ebook/ Tech SEO Pro course - https://techseo.pro/

The document discusses keyword cannibalization, which occurs when multiple pages on a website contain the same or similar keywords. This can hurt a website's search engine rankings, traffic from search engines, and conversions. The document provides tips on how to identify cannibalization issues, such as by monitoring keyword rankings and traffic share over time. It also gives recommendations for avoiding cannibalization, such as by regularly auditing content for duplicates and setting policies for user-generated content.

Avoid the most common SEO issues, challenges and mistakes by going through this presentation with tips, criteria and tools to use independently of your online store Web platform, and grow your organic search results

How can you achieve results in your SEO process without having to wait for months? In this presentation I go through criteria to use to identify quick win opportunities!

Discover how LLMs can enhance the efficiency of your SEO activities and workflows while maintaining SEO quality. Credit: Aleyda Solis. https://speakerdeck.com/aleyda/leverage-ai-to-maximize-seo-efficiency-while-keeping-quality?slide=32

Develop your audits by making them actionable, prioritized & strategical to drive growth in your SEO Process.

Key reasons why optimising your internal web search is essential for SEO and a proven method to get it right, grow traffic, improve conversion and improve UX.

Key reasons why optimising your internal web search is ESSENTIAL for SEO and a proven method to get it right, grow traffic, improve conversion and improve UX. Presentation delivered as part of Search Leeds 2018 at the First Direct Arena.

Historically, SEO was a very technical discipline. Over time, that shifted as Strategists began touting the death of SEO and claiming all you need is great content. Today, SEO is going back to those technical roots. From simple data markup to more complex proprietary technologies like AMP; now more than ever SEOs & marketers have to be technical masters. Learn why it's important to embrace these technical roots, what technologies we should be learning now, and how to stay ahead of the curve.

An overview of the challenges of large site SEO architecture and a case for a new pattern of developing the web - "Destination Oriented Architecture". Followed by the proposed measurement framework of "Destination to Crap Ratios" and a set of technical examples of applying these ideas.

Think back to the last time you applied for a job. It doesn’t matter if you work in-house or agency side – it’s likely that there was a line in your job spec that read “a good understanding of best practice”. But when you turned up on your first day at work, knowing the best thing to do in every situation that might arise I doubt you were surprised to find out that the best thing to do couldn’t be done. The website wasn’t built that way. The client won’t sign that off. That’ll never get past legal. So you need to come up with the second best thing to do. That’s not part of best practice. Opinions come to a head and nothing gets done because businesses are mistaken in their opinion that doing nothing is fine if the best thing can’t be done. But best practice is a misnomer anyway. When we say best practice what we really mean is standard practice. If all you ever implement is standard practice that’s all you’ll be. Standard. If you can’t even reach standard your business deserves to fail. Where does best practice even come from though? People treat it as if it’s some kind of bible handed down from the gatekeepers – the guys who can shut off your revenue. Best practice is actually more like Wikipedia than a bible. It’s populated by everyone who works in the industry and most of it is factually incorrect. You should get 0 points for referencing it. The only things in there that actually do come from the channel owners are loaded with bias. Contributions from experts are self-serving and so many pat each other and themselves on the back that received wisdom becomes perceived fact. But if neither are reliable – and if what everyone is doing is the same thing – isn’t there a chance that doing something, anything different could drive better results than best practice? I would always overrule an expert if the data says otherwise. If we know our customers want X and the channel owners want Y, we should spend our time getting X to work with Y and not the other way around. Staff are fearful that deliberately setting out to do something that isn’t best practice will result in an automatic dismissal. I’m not saying it won’t. As a result, people will wait months or years for best practice to be implemented because it’s safe. The channel owners told us to do it. The experts concurred. Businesses spend a lot of money and a lot of time being average because nobody gets sacked for being average. After all – it’s in the job description.

Internal Search Optimization, or iSEO as I like to call it. The process of optimizing your site’s internal search results To help users find information Via a query As fast as possible And To take them to the most relevant results. When you think about it, it’s sort of a combination of SEO, paid search, and UX skills all wrapped up in one and this is what I’m going to dive into today. Presented at PubCon 2015 (Las Vegas)

This document discusses various tactics for improving SEO and site performance. It provides tips on keyword research using persona targeting, content strategy, internal linking to distribute link equity, log file analysis to understand crawl budget opportunities, auditing JavaScript sites, gaining real estate in SERPs through featured snippets and domain stacking, speed optimizations like code ordering and preloading/prerendering resources, and using analytics to better predict user behavior.

Dana Lookadoo's Mozinar covers 5 Steps to Dot Calm that walk you through a process for little loss in rankings and traffic from a site redesign or migration. Highlights include: * What to expect with a site redesign * Goal setting & data collection * Auditing the current site * Personas & surveying your audience * Keyword strategy, IA, content & design * SEO-friendly CMS & WordPress plugins * QA, testing & launch “gotchas” * Looking good in social * BONUS: Free Excel worksheets! So get ready for 138 slides of redesign goodness!

Learn how to align SEO criteria and principles to content development to achieve better organic search results.

This presentation was taken from our "Lifting the Lid on Performance Content" and presented by Darren Konskier from DeepCrawl. It covers: - An introduction to DeepCrawl - How Technical SEO Fits In To Performance Content - How to achieve optimum Search Engine performance

This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) best practices including: 1. Conducting keyword research and optimizing content and pages around targeted keywords. 2. Getting backlinks from other high-quality, relevant websites to increase authority and ranking. 3. Using SEO techniques like keyword tags, descriptive meta descriptions, and search engine-friendly URLs.

The document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) techniques. It begins by defining search engines and how they index web pages. It then defines SEO as the process of improving a website to increase its ranking in organic search results. The document outlines several important on-page SEO techniques including keyword research, optimizing page content and metadata with keywords, getting backlinks, maintaining fresh content, and avoiding duplicate content or black hat tactics. It stresses that following white hat SEO best practices like creating high-quality content is important for long-term success.

Emily Grossman's presentation from SearchLove London 2017 (including Bonus Slides on Safari details).

The document discusses search engine optimization (SEO) strategies for dynamic websites. It covers SEO principles of indexing, relevance and popularity. It provides information on search engine market shares in Quebec and the benefits of SEO for web developers. The document also discusses information architecture, link juice distribution, tools for SEO audits and recommendations for implementing SEO best practices.

This document discusses the importance of keyword research for SEO and provides tips on how to conduct keyword research. It recommends brainstorming keywords, gathering keyword data from tools like Google AdWords and Trends, and interpreting the data to identify targeted keywords and create an optimization plan. The document also covers optimizing web pages and Google AdWords campaigns for keywords, using the Google Search Console to monitor keyword performance, and generating website content through blogging to attract more keywords.

This document summarizes a presentation on search engine optimization (SEO). It discusses various technical SEO topics like sitemaps, robots.txt files, duplicate content, site speed and errors. It also covers non-technical topics like keyword research, content topics, and the importance of authority and relevance for rankings. The presentation emphasizes the role of search and organic traffic for marketing and provides tips for structure, keywords and content optimization to improve SEO performance.

The document discusses optimizing web apps for search engines. It covers indexing web apps by using clean URLs, canonical tags, and server-side rendering. It also discusses optimization techniques like making the app mobile friendly, adding structured data for search results, and improving speed by optimizing images, inlining critical CSS/JS, code splitting, and following the PRPL pattern. The document provides tips on rendering web apps for search engines and users to improve both indexing and user experience.

Learn if hreflang annotations are still necessary in Intenational SEO projects in 2023, in which scenarios and how to effectively implement it while minimizing issues and maximizing success and impact.

The document discusses effective SEO reporting. It recommends establishing meaningful goals and key performance indicators (KPIs) connected to those goals. Goals and KPIs should vary based on the intended audience, such as management wanting to see business metrics like ROI and revenue, while SEO teams want to see operational metrics like rankings and backlinks. Reports should communicate results, explain causes of results, and drive action to achieve goals. Dashboards alone are insufficient and reports require additional data storytelling, analysis, and recommendations. The effectiveness of SEO reporting can impact support and success.