SEO is a very interesting topic that every website owner should be well versed in. Here are my top resources for learning how to rank your business.
- Brian Dean’s YouTube Channel
- GotchSEO Guide to Building a Niche Site
- Link Building Strategies: The Complete List
- How to Learn SEO in 2021
- Advanced Keyword Research
- RankXL’s Authority SEO
- Matthew Woodward’s guide
If you want assistance or a site audit, this one is pretty good.
A productized SEO service is RankBoss, also well-reviewed.
If you prefer learning from a course, Clickminded’s digital marketing course is comprehensive.
Before you start any link building efforts, the number one thing you should conduct is a good SEO Audit, or get someone who is an expert to do it for you.
If you’re not familiar with audits, take a look at these links:
- https://webris.org/content-audit
- https://www.siegemedia.com/seo/content-audit
- https://ahrefs.com/blog/content-audit/
- https://www.robbierichards.com/download-bonus-materials/
- https://diggitymarketing.com/keyword-cannibalization/
- https://www.animalz.co/blog/content-pruning/
- https://www.oncrawl.com/technical-seo/how-to-optimize-your-crawl-budget/
There are some good Excel sheets out there to help you out in your audit:
Anything else I’ve missed out on?
When it comes to plugins, at last year’s WordCamp Barcelona I was introduced to The SEO Framework which seems to be quickly forging a niche for itself, with most of its users giving glowing praise and even saying that it’s better than the mighty Yoast SEO. I’m trying it out myself and so far so good. Another one that has received a lot of praise is Rank Math.
Anyone else made the switch?
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Welcome Praveen, glad you found it useful.
Wow, the “Link Building Strategies: The Complete List” is a great document.
I’m sure, no matter how “big expert” we think we are, every one of us can find a lot of useful things.
Agreed.
That link building strategy is a valuable resource! Thank you!
Welcome Tamra!