Advance SEO techniques for Free | Increase Web Traffic | Boost Social Media

 Instagram Reels, Facebook Posts, and LinkedIn Thread must have given you a brief idea of basic SEO and what comes after basic is the thought that must have brought you to the blog, right?

To take your blog traffic and social media pages to the next level, taking aid from advanced SEO techniques is a must.

Just as every sequel starts with the recap, let's quickly revise that the basic SEO put lights on Content Strategy, Keywords, Meta Tag and Meta Titles. Once this is done or at least once you have started working on it - immediately your research will reach a point where you need to think, Next What?

Here we are with the answer, to know what's next - keep reading!

Next comes advanced SEO strategies, now you must be wondering that not everyone has enough knowledge of SEO to implement such strategies, therefore we have diluted the strategies and made them quite easy to implement - even for those who have zero knowledge of SEO. However, it is advisable that after a stage you should seek advice and guidance from a Digital Marketing specialist or Digital Marketing company as they can help you better.

Let's Begin:

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1. People Also Ask:

Felt like you have read these words before? You must have!

Whenever you search for something on Google, just when you scroll a little down - you will see a section with this headline; just as shown in the image.

Yes, so we all have read this, seen this but never focused on this. Many Digital Marketing Companies are missing out to focus on this but only experienced ones are putting the best step forward to get listed in PAA (People Also Ask) and they are able to deliver the best.

Eager to know how it works?

You can take help of AlsoAsked.Com or Answer the Public sites. Once you surf their website, you just need to add or input a keyword in the search box and they will give you a list of questions that are most commonly asked for that topic. For instance, let's suppose the keyword is SEO - once you enter the keywords, your screen will be full of questions like what's SEO, how to do on-page and off-page SEO, does SEO actually work, and so on...

You can use such questions or phrases on your website and gel them up with keywords!

Benefits: It definitely improves the page ranking on Google, and that will ultimately increase blog or website traffic! Besides, you can cover many keywords and wide topics which you might have missed out on otherwise.

2. Competitor Analysis:

No, you don't need to spend hours and keep stalking your competitors. But you just need to do a quick analysis of a competitor's website or social media page.

The next thought would be 'HOW'?

It's simple and quick. Check their website and see which web page or section is performing well. For example, if there are blogs then check out which blog they have got maximum likes, shares, or comments.

Or if you are checking social media pages, apply the same logic and check which posts are performing well.

Benefit: You'll get an idea of topics they are picking and you are missing. Further, you can crack their strategy for example how many times a week they post, what kind of posts they create, how they present it, and what are keywords they are using.

If you like their strategy, you can use theirs!

3. Website Optimization:

This term is often underrated because a lot of people fail to understand what it actually means.

When a person thinks of owning a website, there are many ways for him to get it done. Either he can hire digital marketing specialists and ask them to guide him or he can directly contact web developers or get it done by himself on platforms like WordPress or Blogspot or design his own website.

In nutshell, at the time of initially designing a website a person gets it done as per the requirement.

But certain things which are technical and not important from a layman’s perspective are the game-changer in matters of optimization.

Remember the time when you were eager to develop your own website, did you focus on Mobile-friendliness? Safe-browsing?

HTTPS? Intrusive interstitials?

Umm, No?

That's what we call Website Optimization!

Benefits: Keep your website fit and healthy to gel with all trends, also keep it bug-free. Creates a smooth surfing experience and provides a glitch-free website.

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