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https://webcontentstudio.com LEGAL STUFF What people are saying about previous versions of this book How to Use This Book A Note About UK v US English Typos in this Book? Introduction. 1 A History of Google Updates. 12 Changes in 2003. 12 Changes in 2004. 13 Changes in 2005. 13 Changes in 2008 - 2009. 13 Changes in 2010. 14 Changes in 2011. 15 Changes in 2012. 16 Changes in 2013. 18 Changes in 2014. 18 Changes in 2015. 19 Changes in 2016. 19 Changes in 2017. 19 Changes in 2018. 20 Where Does This Leave You? 20 How We Used to Write Content. 22 The Webmaster Guidelines. 26 A Breakdown of the Google Webmaster Guidelines 26 Design and Content Guidelines 27 Quality Guidelines 27 Things Not to Do. 28 Finding Content Ideas. 32 1. Check Out Competitor Sites 32 2. Use “footprints” to Find Popular Content 32 3. Forums 35 4. Q & A Sites 37 5. Follow RSS feeds 38 6. Keyword Research - Using Google Keyword Planner 44 Set Up a Keyword Planner Account Without an AdWords Campaign. 44 The Keyword Planner is Only the Beginning. 53 Finding Content Ideas 57 Another Keyword Planner Example – Weight Loss 60 7. Paid Services 65 Types of Web Content. 68 Link Bait? 68 1.       Articles 69 2.       PDF. 70 3.       Images Including Mind Maps, Infographics, Diagrams, etc. 71 4.       Video. 71 5.       FAQs 72 6.       Photos 72 7.       Sounds Files 73 8.       How Stuff Works 74 9.       Top 10 lists 74 10.     Resources 76 11.     “Recipes”. 77 Writing Styles. 78 Niche Vocabulary. 81 A Quick Look at Google Search. 84 How Can We Use This Information? 85 Finding Theme Words & Phrases 86 Free Option – Google SERPs 86 Paid Option 1 – Keyword LSI Spider 89 Paid Option 2 - Web Content Studio. 90 Benefits of WCS. 91 Proof That Top Pages Use “Niche Vocabulary”. 93 A Side Note. 97 Let’s Write! 98 Thoughts on the Actual Content 98 Checkpoint #1 - How Will Your Content Be Better? 98 Checkpoint #2 – Title. 98 A Few Ideas to Help With Titles & Headlines 100 Checkpoint #3 – Filename. 100 Checkpoint #4 – Meta Tags? 101 Checkpoint #5 - Opening Headline. 102 Checkpoint #6 – Theme the Content 103 Working With Theme Phrases 108 Checking Your Theme. 109 Checkpoint #7 – Above the Fold. 110 Checkpoint #8 – Help the Skimmers 114 Checkpoint #9 – Grammar & Spelling. 114 Checkpoint #10 – Check the Quality. 115 Additional Considerations 116 Link to Authority Sites? 116 Further Reading. 116 A Photo of the Author & Bio Box? 117 Links to Related Content on Your Site. 117 Allow Comments 117 Allow Social Sharing & Following. 118 Social Sharing Buttons. 119 Adding Social Share Buttons to a Non-Wordpress Website. 119 Adding Social Share Buttons to a Wordpress Website. 119 Adding “Fat” to Your Site. 122 An Autoresponder and/or Newsletter 122 A Forum. 124 Infographics 124 RSS Feeds 125 Quizzes, Polls, and Surveys 126 Software, Scripts, Calculators, etc. 127 Quotations & Trivia. 128 Video. 129 Yoast SEO Wordpress Plugin. 130 Where to Go From Here? 133 My Other Webmaster Books 133 My Video Courses 133 Google Webmaster Guidelines 133 Google Analytics 133 Did You Enjoy This Book? 134 PageRank
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