Here is a list for you: Topic Research: Identify and use relevant keywords that your target audience is searching for. Quality Content: Create high-quality, original content that provides value to your audience. On-Page SEO: Optimize individual web pages for specific keywords, including title tags, meta descriptions, and headings. Mobile Optimization: Ensure your website is mobile-friendly, as more users are accessing the web via mobile devices. Page Load Speed: Improve your website's loading speed, as slow-loading sites are penalized by search engines. User Experience (UX): Design your website to be user-friendly, with intuitive navigation and a clean layout. Internal Linking: Use internal links to help search engines understand the structure of your site and the importance of each page. Backlink Building: Acquire high-quality backlinks from reputable websites in your industry. Social Media Engagement: Promote your content on social media platforms to drive traffic and improve visibility. Regular Content Updates: Keep your website fresh and updated with regular blog posts or news updates. Use of Multimedia: Incorporate images, videos, and infographics to make your content more engaging. Local SEO: If you have a local business, optimize for local search with local keywords, Google My Business listings, and local citations. Secure Website (HTTPS): Ensure your website is secure, as search engines favor secure websites. Schema Markup: Use schema markup to help search engines understand the context of your content. Voice Search Optimization: Optimize for voice search queries, which tend to be longer and more conversational. Content-Length: Longer, in-depth content often ranks higher than shorter, superficial content. Avoid Duplicate Content: Ensure all content on your website is unique and not duplicated from elsewhere. Image Optimization: Optimize images with descriptive file names and alt tags. Regular Website Audits: Conduct regular audits to identify and fix SEO issues. Competitor Analysis: Analyze what your competitors are doing well and incorporate similar strategies.
Thank you for the thorough explanation and paint visuals!😊 You are truly an inspiration with your work ethic and your willingness to make these case studies!🙏
Love the info. Thank you, Koray! Question: how do you decide how much info to include in any one article? Do all your suggestions go into one article or separated into several articles?
It somestimes goes into the several different articles, but mostly the answer of this question comes from the Contextual Coverage and Flow. If you cover a sub-section deeply, it can dilute the prominence of subsequent sections. Thus, we balance them to each other to stay relevant to overall query network, rather than a single form of the query.
This is the first time i understand your video, earlier all of the videos are above my head and hard to understand, please create your video in the way you make this one, simple and understandable, Btw thanks for sharing your valuable resources.
@@Amoltolbande no doubt he is a real gem, but the way he share his concept is hard to understand, i am in this field since 2017 and have sites 50k pageviews month.
hi how are you? can you please make a separate page or like section on your website in which you should mention only the basic concepts of semantic SEO. as a newbie it's very hard to understand all the concepts at once so I want to start with basics but it's really hard to go into each and every case study you have published to learn about the basics. it would be very helpful for beginners, by the way I very much love the chatbot on your website it helped me a lot.
But whats frustrating is that quora and forum sites are ranking after helpful content update which does not follow any of the guidelines mentioned in this video...any thoughts??
It is about "Passage Ranking", and "Perspectives" which are explained in my SEO Vibes Conference speech at Budapest this year. And, these websites have over 100 million web pages with a high level of refreshing, they have brand authority for various topics, and they involve always different "experiences" with "perspectives" which are important as much as "expertise" in the field.
I use a different terminology but as much as I can understand and guess, try to cover the most important attributes of the entity first. Usually they appear in the pillar pages rather than in the smaller nodes.
Thanks. and @Koray, I am a beginner in Semantic SEO, currently I don't have your course, But interested in learning the semantic SEO, Topical Authority. So how can I learn that if I don't have a course? Can your resources and case studies be alternative for that to learning? or any other resources?
Yes, all the free resources that I share is more than enough. They are created as a result of 5 years of research. And, you are safe with these resources.
Hey Koray, another great video...my fog is lifting, so thank you. In terms of your (helpful!) list of EEAT suggestions, you say 'Engage in Forums'. How does that establish EEAT in the eyes of search engines - unless are you suggesting that Google et al actually keep track of an entities' (eg: a person or company) forum interactions and connect it to their associated entities (eg: the website)? And if so, does that mean you should use your entity name as the forum user name so Google can make the connection?
I add my company's founders, or stuff to the Quora or Reddit for the related questions and subreddit threads, so that they can be answered and mentioning my own web entity. To demonstrate that we are a real business, and have social signals to prove the actual popularity, and increase the confidence of a search engine for the possibly ranking website, we need to be presenting "experience" and "expertise" on the subject field. Google added "Perspectives" to the quality rater guidelines to compare it to the "expertise". And, having relevance, and authority signals from the perspective-rich third party sources is helpful to prove your overall business activity in the field. Thank you for the kind words.
Koray Since, this HCU update has moved forums and shopping suggestions, on many "Motization / Core" Keywords, should i cover them in my topical map or leave em, as the intent has changed. ⭐⭐⭐🌠
Try to exist in these forums, and use Barnacle SEO to redirect users and ranking signals to yourself from these resources. Many people used Medium as their main affiliate income source in the past, and currently they continue to use.
My brother! Congrats on the proposal 🎉 my question to you is can you point me to a video of yours where I can learn how to do this stuff that you teach or is it top secret? Lol I am a client of Matt Diggity. Thanks big bro!
Some of these are in the video description, but I am adding them here too, I hope it helps. Expertise: Ensure that the content on your site is written by experts in the field. Author Bio: Include author biographies that highlight their expertise and credentials. References: Cite reputable sources and provide links to original research or studies. Update Content: Regularly update your content to ensure it remains accurate and current. User Reviews: Encourage and showcase positive user reviews and testimonials. Clear Contact Information: Make sure your website has clear contact information, including a physical address if applicable. Secure Website: Ensure your website uses HTTPS and follows best practices for web security. Clear Policies: Have clear and accessible privacy policies, terms of service, and refund policies. Avoid Misinformation: Ensure all claims are backed by evidence and avoid spreading misinformation. Engage with Users: Respond to user comments and feedback to show you value their input. Professional Design: Ensure your website has a professional design and is easy to navigate. Avoid Aggressive Ads: Limit the number of ads, especially intrusive ones, on your site. External Links: Link out to authoritative sources to back up your claims. Awards and Recognitions: Showcase any awards, recognitions, or affiliations that can boost your site's credibility. Clear Editorial Guidelines: If you accept guest posts, have clear editorial guidelines to maintain content quality. Avoid Duplicate Content: Ensure your content is original and not duplicated from other sources. Consistent Publishing: Maintain a consistent publishing schedule to show you are active in your field. Engage in Forums: Engage in industry forums or communities to showcase your expertise. Training and Certifications: Highlight any training or certifications relevant to your field. Transparency: Be transparent about any affiliations, sponsorships, or partnerships.
@@TopicalAuthority would it be ok if I just represent myself as my company given I mark all the eeat checkboxes or is it necessary I represent myself as an individual, is one better than the other if so by how much?
After watching your video, I feel you know more about SEO than Google itself.
Thank you. :)
Thanks so much Senior, what are the things to do when you want to optimize your website? Can you list them🙏
Here is a list for you:
Topic Research: Identify and use relevant keywords that your target audience is searching for.
Quality Content: Create high-quality, original content that provides value to your audience.
On-Page SEO: Optimize individual web pages for specific keywords, including title tags, meta descriptions, and headings.
Mobile Optimization: Ensure your website is mobile-friendly, as more users are accessing the web via mobile devices.
Page Load Speed: Improve your website's loading speed, as slow-loading sites are penalized by search engines.
User Experience (UX): Design your website to be user-friendly, with intuitive navigation and a clean layout.
Internal Linking: Use internal links to help search engines understand the structure of your site and the importance of each page.
Backlink Building: Acquire high-quality backlinks from reputable websites in your industry.
Social Media Engagement: Promote your content on social media platforms to drive traffic and improve visibility.
Regular Content Updates: Keep your website fresh and updated with regular blog posts or news updates.
Use of Multimedia: Incorporate images, videos, and infographics to make your content more engaging.
Local SEO: If you have a local business, optimize for local search with local keywords, Google My Business listings, and local citations.
Secure Website (HTTPS): Ensure your website is secure, as search engines favor secure websites.
Schema Markup: Use schema markup to help search engines understand the context of your content.
Voice Search Optimization: Optimize for voice search queries, which tend to be longer and more conversational.
Content-Length: Longer, in-depth content often ranks higher than shorter, superficial content.
Avoid Duplicate Content: Ensure all content on your website is unique and not duplicated from elsewhere.
Image Optimization: Optimize images with descriptive file names and alt tags.
Regular Website Audits: Conduct regular audits to identify and fix SEO issues.
Competitor Analysis: Analyze what your competitors are doing well and incorporate similar strategies.
Thank you for the thorough explanation and paint visuals!😊
You are truly an inspiration with your work ethic and your willingness to make these case studies!🙏
Thank you. ❤️🙏
Love the info. Thank you, Koray! Question: how do you decide how much info to include in any one article? Do all your suggestions go into one article or separated into several articles?
It somestimes goes into the several different articles, but mostly the answer of this question comes from the Contextual Coverage and Flow.
If you cover a sub-section deeply, it can dilute the prominence of subsequent sections. Thus, we balance them to each other to stay relevant to overall query network, rather than a single form of the query.
This is the first time i understand your video, earlier all of the videos are above my head and hard to understand, please create your video in the way you make this one, simple and understandable, Btw thanks for sharing your valuable resources.
His videos are for one who spend some time in SEO.. He is gem in itself...
@@Amoltolbande no doubt he is a real gem, but the way he share his concept is hard to understand, i am in this field since 2017 and have sites 50k pageviews month.
hi how are you?
can you please make a separate page or like section on your website in which you should mention only the basic concepts of semantic SEO.
as a newbie it's very hard to understand all the concepts at once so I want to start with basics but it's really hard to go into each and every case study you have published to learn about the basics.
it would be very helpful for beginners, by the way I very much love the chatbot on your website it helped me a lot.
I will do this definitely.
But whats frustrating is that quora and forum sites are ranking after helpful content update which does not follow any of the guidelines mentioned in this video...any thoughts??
Truth
It is about "Passage Ranking", and "Perspectives" which are explained in my SEO Vibes Conference speech at Budapest this year. And, these websites have over 100 million web pages with a high level of refreshing, they have brand authority for various topics, and they involve always different "experiences" with "perspectives" which are important as much as "expertise" in the field.
Should i cover all the topics from pillar page or child pages?
I use a different terminology but as much as I can understand and guess, try to cover the most important attributes of the entity first. Usually they appear in the pillar pages rather than in the smaller nodes.
It's so difficult to understand what exactly you're trying to say
I suggest you to check BlueHat SEO Case Studies, these videos are too advanced.
Thanks. and @Koray, I am a beginner in Semantic SEO, currently I don't have your course, But interested in learning the semantic SEO, Topical Authority. So how can I learn that if I don't have a course? Can your resources and case studies be alternative for that to learning? or any other resources?
Yes, all the free resources that I share is more than enough. They are created as a result of 5 years of research. And, you are safe with these resources.
@@TopicalAuthorityThanks.
Great video, thanks Koray! 💎
Thank you so much, Vincent!
You're pro man 🎉
Thanks 🙏
Congrats on your wedding🙏
Thank you ❤️
amazming but didnt understand next time will do again
still need to grasp everything, on a scale of 1 - 10, I am at 0.3 stage even though I started watching and reading about this revolution 2 months ago
Hey Koray, another great video...my fog is lifting, so thank you. In terms of your (helpful!) list of EEAT suggestions, you say 'Engage in Forums'. How does that establish EEAT in the eyes of search engines - unless are you suggesting that Google et al actually keep track of an entities' (eg: a person or company) forum interactions and connect it to their associated entities (eg: the website)? And if so, does that mean you should use your entity name as the forum user name so Google can make the connection?
I add my company's founders, or stuff to the Quora or Reddit for the related questions and subreddit threads, so that they can be answered and mentioning my own web entity.
To demonstrate that we are a real business, and have social signals to prove the actual popularity, and increase the confidence of a search engine for the possibly ranking website, we need to be presenting "experience" and "expertise" on the subject field. Google added "Perspectives" to the quality rater guidelines to compare it to the "expertise". And, having relevance, and authority signals from the perspective-rich third party sources is helpful to prove your overall business activity in the field.
Thank you for the kind words.
@@TopicalAuthority Thank you Koray to taking the time to reply, particularly at this most busy time for you. 😀
Can you share the paint presentation file after these kinds of videos?
They are in the course system with the stage talks.
Koray Since, this HCU update has moved forums and shopping suggestions, on many "Motization / Core" Keywords, should i cover them in my topical map or leave em, as the intent has changed. ⭐⭐⭐🌠
Try to exist in these forums, and use Barnacle SEO to redirect users and ranking signals to yourself from these resources. Many people used Medium as their main affiliate income source in the past, and currently they continue to use.
Is Barnacle SEO similar to Parasite SEO? I guess barnacle SEO can be without money, or is it?
My brother! Congrats on the proposal 🎉 my question to you is can you point me to a video of yours where I can learn how to do this stuff that you teach or is it top secret? Lol I am a client of Matt Diggity. Thanks big bro!
This would be the easiest to get: ruclips.net/video/JNCGp7c-Yy0/видео.html
Say hi to our Brother, Matt.
How do you incorporate eeat within the blog posts and how important is this
Some of these are in the video description, but I am adding them here too, I hope it helps.
Expertise: Ensure that the content on your site is written by experts in the field.
Author Bio: Include author biographies that highlight their expertise and credentials.
References: Cite reputable sources and provide links to original research or studies.
Update Content: Regularly update your content to ensure it remains accurate and current.
User Reviews: Encourage and showcase positive user reviews and testimonials.
Clear Contact Information: Make sure your website has clear contact information, including a physical address if applicable.
Secure Website: Ensure your website uses HTTPS and follows best practices for web security.
Clear Policies: Have clear and accessible privacy policies, terms of service, and refund policies.
Avoid Misinformation: Ensure all claims are backed by evidence and avoid spreading misinformation.
Engage with Users: Respond to user comments and feedback to show you value their input.
Professional Design: Ensure your website has a professional design and is easy to navigate.
Avoid Aggressive Ads: Limit the number of ads, especially intrusive ones, on your site.
External Links: Link out to authoritative sources to back up your claims.
Awards and Recognitions: Showcase any awards, recognitions, or affiliations that can boost your site's credibility.
Clear Editorial Guidelines: If you accept guest posts, have clear editorial guidelines to maintain content quality.
Avoid Duplicate Content: Ensure your content is original and not duplicated from other sources.
Consistent Publishing: Maintain a consistent publishing schedule to show you are active in your field.
Engage in Forums: Engage in industry forums or communities to showcase your expertise.
Training and Certifications: Highlight any training or certifications relevant to your field.
Transparency: Be transparent about any affiliations, sponsorships, or partnerships.
@@TopicalAuthority would it be ok if I just represent myself as my company given I mark all the eeat checkboxes or is it necessary I represent myself as an individual, is one better than the other if so by how much?
Hi brother, what’s the price for training program
Hello, the gates are closed at the moment, but maybe we will open in the future. Thanks for your interest.
How to find the data for this kind of assumptions for this?
Could you eloborate further?
thanks for your info、 but your accent is pretty hard to understand for a non native person
Thanks for the feedback. I will try to add subtitles to help.