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Welcome to Episode 175 of SEO This Week! This week we are going to take a look at eight articles from around the web that I thought you would enjoy in regards to SEO and SEO news.
Some of the topics include using Python to find and generate FAQ's for your websites. How to find more FAQ's and How To's to write content around. And even some testing on whether emoji's really do improve your click though rate.
All this and more on Episode 175 of SEO This Week!
Identifying and answering searchers’ questions should be a key component of any SEO strategy.
After all, using our sites to answer questions is at the very heart of what it means to do SEO.
However, the methods and tools used to implement an effective, optimized Q&A strategy have evolved over the years.
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We are going to learn how to generate high-quality question/answer pairs (and their corresponding schema) automatically.
Here is the technical plan:
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SEOs love Google Search Console — it has the perfect data — but sadly, it’s not the perfect tool for interpreting that data.
However you use GSC search performance data, you can turn it into a masterpiece that ensures you get the most out of your search performance metrics! To help you get started with that, I’ll demonstrate some advanced and, frankly, exciting patterns that I’ve come across often while analyzing search performance data.
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Given video’s important role in our lives, we wanted to find out more. So we asked more than 12,000 people worldwide why they watched what they watched in the last 24 hours.
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Are you a big fan of using emojis in your email subject lines?
You might want to think again.
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Transcribing audio and video files is a great way to improve SEO results and get strong Google Search positions for your websites. Transcripts help your content rank higher in several ways. Google uses transcription results to crawl and understand the important points in your files. If you have transcriptions for all audio/video files you help the search engine to find and rank your content properly. Also transcription results provide more content for website visitors to consume. For example, a video transcript will give an assist if a user needs to read website information in a quiet environment.
But doing manual audio or video transcription is a boring and exhausting process. In this article, we will show you how to convert audio and videos into text using automatic transcription software with close to human accuracy.
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One of the lowest hanging fruits in SEO is to create content for “alternative” and “versus” queries. Some brands take it a step further and rank for use cases of their competitors. In this article, I highlight 3 examples of brands that are doing this really well for your inspiration.
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