Anyone who's doing a Google search wants 1 of 4 things.
1. Information
2. Navigation
3. Transaction
4. Comparison
Let's dive in all 4
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Here are the best techniques you can use to rank higher in Google 👇
Anyone who's doing a Google search wants 1 of 4 things.
1. Information
2. Navigation
3. Transaction
4. Comparison
Let's dive in all 4
These are queries like "turkey recipe", local weather and how-to's.
People are looking for help on how to get things done. They'll do it themselves. You just need to give them the right tools.
People using these keywords are looking for something specific. A brand like "Hypefury" for example.
It's not hard to rank for competitors but you won't get a lot of traffic out of it. Focus on the comparison intent (which we'll talk about in a sec)
This is used when people want to buy. The search results are littered with ads and it's pay-to-play.
It's really hard to rank high on these types of keywords AND get any meaningful organic traffic. This is where Google makes its money.
Before you buy you need to convince yourself you're buying the right thing so you Google: "Best restaurant in nyc"
These are also highly competitive terms but
Here's a table of keywords (from Ahrefs) and their search intent.
1. Google the term
2. Check the top 10 results
3. Take the best from the top 10 and add it to your page
4. Add things to your page the competitors haven't thought about yet
You'll get insights on what keywords you rank, what position you have, etc.
It helps you check specific keywords and where you rank comparing to competitors.
These are pages that answer people's informational intent but where you know they can buy your product / service.
For Hypefury it's: How to get xxxx followers on Twitter for example.
Pages like:
- Best accounts to follow on Twitter
- How to create a great Twitter bio
- What's a good Twitter header
Every internal vote (=link) tells Google how important you consider a page is.
In 2020 we got 86k organic visits
In 2021 we got 414k organic visits
The goal for 2022? 1MIL+
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