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This episode is the second part of a 10 part series on SEO. I will delve into how to optimize your images to come up in Google search results.

https://ahrefs.com/

There are many reasons why repurposing content is smart. First off, why reinvent the wheel? If you have a piece of content – whether it’s a blog post, a podcast, or an infographic, that’s done really good for you, it just makes sense to get more mileage out of it. Not only that, it saves both time and money. Top digital marketers, like Kim Garst, preach the benefits of content repurposing as part of their strategy to help businesses build, grow, and scale. After all, why bother spending all that time creating content if you’re not planning to amplify it.

One of the hardest things about DIY SEO is affording all the tools.

We have the big three software Moz, Ahrefs, and SEMrush, and now oddles of up and coming brands.

On top of that, there are tools for keyword researching desktop tools like Screaming Frog and so many more. And it all adds up, especially if you’re a solo business person.

But what if there was a way to do DIY SEO without spending all that cash.

Today we’re talking about how to do your SEO without the fancy tools.

Tune in to learn:

We will look at how to use the browser and the built-in dev tools to get some SEO work done:

• Do we need fancy tools
• What are his top free tools
• How do we test speed without a fancy tool
• How do we test crawlability
• How to we check ranking and keyword data
• How do we check backlinks

 

In this episode, I am going to teach you how to create a content hub that Google loves. This episode is going to be the first part of a 10 part series on SEO. This series is sponsored by AHrefs:
https://ahrefs.com/

Have you ever sat down and thought about all of the life lessons you know now, but wish you knew when you were just starting out? Do you have some sage advice you’d like to pass on to a budding entrepreneur or upcoming college graduate? Business renaissance man, Guy Kawasaki, is here today dishing out advice, reflections, and truth bombs, and explaining that you’re not going to find your dream job right out of college, nor is the path to success and happiness linear. And that’s absolutely fine.