In this episode, we answer a series of questions posed by Project 24 members who are participating in the Content Warrior challenge. We talked about content mills, upgrading old posts, infographics, and more.
In the episode, we talked about an infographic. You can find it by clicking here.
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Nathan and Ricky continue the discussion on actions to take after a Google Update rocks your site. They discuss the importance of building a brand and growing your EEAT and give specific examples on ways you can do that. Main Topic: Google Update Recovery, Part 2: EEAT 01:23 EEAT08:24 Credentials & Experience15:10 Community Participation18:21 Referencing…
In Episode 112, the guys discuss how to improve yourself as a content creator. Specifically, they hone in on using feedback from others (even trolls) to offer clues on how to improve yourself and business. Main Topic: Improving as a Creator 00:20 Improving as a Creator 02:57 Trolls & Negative Feedback 08:19 Mentor Flaws 15:36 …
Writing is a crucial skill for anyone making a foray into the blogging world. However, for most of us, writing in a way that is helpful, concise, and effective is not a skill that comes naturally. Ricky and Nathan chat about the recent Google Updates, what it has taught us about how we write, and…
We’re digging in on the details of the WorkPrep.com case study. The guys discuss possible implications for EAT, YMYL, and the content mix. We also walk through 3 ways to better tee up your answer paragraph and front-load your snippet. Main Topic: WorkPrep Case Study 01:05 P24 Question: Changing a Resource Page to a Post…
There are some big shakeups on the horizon in SEO. Jim, Nathan, & Nate talk through potential changes with Google’s November Core Update, the effectiveness of YouTube Shorts vs Stories, and Apple possibly getting in the search game. Main Topic: Changes in SEO 00:24 Google Passage Indexing 05:22 Stand Alone Subheadings 08:04 Answer Targets within…
Everyone obsesses over hooks (rightfully so), but we don’t spend enough time strategizing endings. Which is weird, because the last 60 seconds of your video is where you have the chance to send someone to another video on your channel or somewhere else. In this episode we get into why so many videos die a…
