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Thanks Omar! Love having you in the community

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I have a tendency to speak fairly quickly, need to work on it. Try slowing video speed down to .75x or so, might help

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Buy now is not a keyword. Worst case scenario is Google rewriting the title

Not keyword stuffing, Google may rewrite it though as stated below.

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the parent collection page!

thanks Omar!

They will be different for each collection page as well, just be sure your duplicate collection isn’t targeting a keyword that’s too similar to the other collection(s). Something like funny neckties and unique neckties would make sense, but funny ties and funny neckties are effectively the same thing. Make sense?

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Thanks bro, tons of opportunity in drop shipping - glad you found it useful!

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Got it, will record soon! Thank you!

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Thanks brother, will get working on that technical SEO guide.

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Thanks! Dropping more soon !

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@@searchkaicromwell thank you dear

Will keep this in mind in the future. As far as your questions go... A keyword has purchase intent if you type it into Google and the top 3-5 results are all shopping pages (products or categories). If you type a keyword into Google and the top 3-5 results are blogs or affiliate pages or medical journals, it's a different type of intent. You should build a similar page as what you see in the top 3-5 results for each keyword. You should choose 1 purchase intent keyword per page, the total number will depend on how many products & categories you have on your site. Yes, purchase intent keywords should be in each of the following places of their respective pages: meta title, title/h1, URL, meta description, first sentence, image alt text, and naturally a few more times throughout. Keyword structure across your site will look something like this: Home page (broad) Category page (more specific) Product page (most specific)

Good question! Yes, the course is actually aimed for newer/younger brands, which is why it's priced so much less than my agency services. There are 10+ people in the course community who are building new brands, it'd be a good fit!

@@searchkaicromwellthanks brother, I appreciate the response and your help ! Really good video as well btw, not much content on this online niched down in this way. Way better than all the regurgitated crap about other methods of traffic building or generic SEO vids

@@DejiSangowawa thanks man!

Will keep this in mind for future videos, thanks for the feedback!

Yes it could work for digital products in the right niche. The basic principle of the course is that you'll need roughly 5 hours per month to implement everything you learn. I'd say conservatively you should budget 5-7 hours/month, so about 1 per week. You can of course spend more (I would), but 1 is the minimum. I've built a ton of custom GPTs and AI prompts to accelerate it, any time you spend above 1 hour/week would really be in the editing AI content process.

@@searchkaicromwell Aside from the course, is there any tools in particular i should count in the investment, shopify obviously by t maybe any other tools, budget for anything else? thanks

Ok.

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Thanks Bastien, glad you enjoyed it bro!

No sir

@@searchkaicromwell One more question. By writing blogs do you build topical authority around product pages or collection pages?? I'm dealing with a client who has almost 20 products in one category. But the thing is those products in a single category are just variations (color or size) of a single product. For example if a category has a product A the rest 19 products are just variations of it either based on size or color. In that case what should be my approach? Obviously I cannot write 20 different descriptions of a single product, i have & I'm using a canonical tag. So my question is should i focus more on category pages?

Yes in this case you should just focus on the category page, makes no sense to do it individually for each product.

Put your highest priority ones in the main nav, put the rest in the footer and link to them from the priority collection descriptions and from the blogs as well - make sense?

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