Forget SEO trends ...

These classic SEO strategies stand the test of time.

Hi friends, Today on the Bruce Clay Blog, I posted Forget 2020 SEO Trends – These Classic Strategies Stand the Test of Time. Each year, experts weigh in on SEO trends. But it's more important to follow the tried-and-true long-term strategies to succeed in search. In this post, I cover 3 classic SEO strategies that stand the test of time. Here you go: http://bit.ly/2HYNHQP Best to you, Bruce www.bruceclay.com 2245 First St. #101  Simi Valley, CA 93065   +1 (805) 517-1900 Unsubscribe from all future emails

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Hi Peter

I have been thinking long and hard about some aspects of my own business. One decision I have made involves a major overhaul to my ezSEONews.com website. My plan is to remove most of the older content and focus on two things - SEO and WordPress. With that in mind, I am planning a number of tutorials related to site building. If you have any requests, please let me know via the contact form on my site.

To start the ball rolling, I have completed a tutorial on running an SEO Audit on your site. For the last few years I have used Screaming Frog software for this, but I found a cheaper alternative that comes with a 30 day free trial so you can try it out. The software is called Site Visualizer and you can follow my SEO audit tutorial here:

https://ezseonews.com/seo/site-visualizer-professional/

That's it for now. Have a good week!

Cheers

Andy
https://ezseonews.com




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Don't be surprised by the traffic you didn't get ...

... for the SEO work you did not do.

Hi friends, My latest post on the Bruce Clay Blog is Don't Be Surprised by the Traffic You Didn't Get for the SEO Work You Didn't Do. I find that many sites have trouble actually implementing SEO action plans. I'm talking about necessary, technical SEO work ... but it just doesn't get done. In this post, I recommend 5 ways you can overcome this in your team. Here you go: http://bit.ly/32lohXd Best to you, Bruce www.bruceclay.com 2245 First St. #101  Simi Valley, CA 93065   +1 (805) 517-1900 Unsubscribe from all future emails

How to Do Sentiment Analysis for SEO

Even without a paid tool, you can (and should) analyze your online sentiment. Here's how ...

Hi friends, My latest post on the Bruce Clay Blog is How to Use Sentiment Analysis to Strengthen SEO Trustworthiness. Customers constantly share how they feel about your brand — on review sites, forums, blogs and social media. Since a brand's online sentiment can affect SEO, it's important to monitor. But how can you realistically stay on top of all that sentiment? In this post I show you: How to manually analyze sentiment across major platforms Ways to monitor mentions of your brand online 6 tools for sentiment analysis, both paid and free Here you go: http://bit.ly/37GvwKq Best to you, Bruce www.bruceclay.com 2245 First St. #101  Simi Valley, CA 93065   +1 (805) 517-1900 Unsubscribe from all future emails