Aleksandar P.
On Page SEO Semantic Specialist | Grow Traffic Without Links
Marketers ruin everything, including SEO. 🤡 We started by discovering that backlinks drove massive SEO power on Google. So, we learned how to build thousands of backlinks, and to even automate that process. Now, I get multiple messages a day, all "personalized" to me, from marketers asking me to include links to their content inside of mine. You can't automate everything. If you want to build organic traffic without building backlinks or paying for ads, these tactics will work for you. Just realize that content marketing is not a get-traffic-quick scheme - it's a long-term strategy. How do you grow organic traffic using only On-site SEO: 👉🏽 Content intent analysis - query to landing page analysis for key pages 👉🏽 A content plan for each site that includes guides, reviews, lists, resources etc that match the search intent of our target audience or will attract topical links 👉🏽 User intent and market research to create clear & structured content briefs for each writer with target completion dates 👉🏽 Finding subject matter experts to review or contribute to content (they could be found on Linkedin, Upwork etc) 👉🏽 Creating SOPs and templates to develop a content production workflow that allows you to scale up efficiently and maintain quality standards 👉🏽 Take care of imagery, illustrations, charts, tables etc 👉🏽 Determine which content needs refreshing or updating based on our KPIs and organise this to be done This works. It's not a "quick win," and it's not a gimmick that brings a ton of results quickly. But, when executed over time, it brings a consistent growth rate and is the keystone strategy that's helping businesses 10X their traffic, leads, and customers. I have seen it in action when I was just an SEO 👶 and I've done it on my & clients' websites. If you are not sure whether your business is ready (competition, budget, timeline) get in touch for a quick consult.
Earnings and projects
Last 6 months ÷ 6
Billed in all: $73,216$73k
Across 35 contracts