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Today you’re going to see one of my favorite SEO strategies in action.
(“Guestographics”)
Specifically, I’ll show you how Perrin used this technique hit Google’s first page for a bunch of his target keywords.
Let’s dive right in.
Guestographics work for one simple reason:
They make your content MUCH easier to share.
I published a post a while back that outlines the entire process: How to Get Backlinks With Guestographics.
So if you haven’t read that post, go check it out.
In that post I reveal how The Guestographic Method increased my organic traffic by more than 175%:
And Guestographics are one reason that Backlinko ranks on the first page for “on page SEO”:
Does this sound like something you’d like to try?
Keep reading…
I just showed you how well Guestographics worked for me.
Now it’s time to reveal Perrin and David’s results.
First up, we have Perrin Carrell.
Perrin recently launched a pet blog called HerePup.
Why did Perrin make this blog?
Well, a few months back Perrin picked up a cute little black puppy from an animal shelter (Chewie).
Like most new dog owners, Perrin searched for the best dog food for Chewie…
…but he didn’t find any content that blew him away.
That’s when Perrin realized that he had a HUGE opportunity staring him in the face:
There aren’t any dog blogs with mind-blowing content. Why not make the first one?
In Perrin’s own words:
After dozens of late-night writing sessions, Perrin’s site went live:
(Note: Perrin’s original name for the blog was Chewie Says. But he recently changed it to Here Pup)
That’s the good news.
The bad news? The dog blog space is dominated by a handful of massive authority sites.
That means that Perrin is going toe-to-toe with mega-sites like PetMD.com and Cesar “The Dog Whisperer” Millan.
You could even say that it’s a dog-eat-dog world (sorry, I couldn’t resist ? ).
To have a fighting chance against these massive authority sites, Perrin had two options:
Option #1: He could grind away on his blog, publish on a set schedule, and HOPE he got traffic (“The Publish and Pray Approach”).
Option #2: He could create (and promote) a few pieces of amazing content.
Fortunately for Perrin and his new blog, he pulled the trigger on option #2.
And he decided to kick things off with Guestographics.
How did it go?
Guestographics boosted his organic search engine traffic by 963% in just 6-weeks:
And thanks to placements on a handful of popular pet blogs…
…and The Huffington Post…
…he also funneled over 1000 targeted referral visitors to his site:
Not bad for a brand new blog.
Note: His secret was NOT a $10,000 infographic. As you’ll see in a minute, design had very little to do with Perrin’s success.
With that out of the way, it’s time for me to walk you through the step-by-step process.
Here’s the deal:
Despite what most “content marketing gurus” would have you believe, design plays a VERY small part in an infographic’s success.
In fact, choosing the right topic is 90% of the game.
And that’s where Perrin’s infographic — 22 Ways Dogs Make Humans Healthier — hits a home run:
Sure, his infographic looks really nice.
But it wouldn’t have done NEARLY as well without a topic that dog lovers cared about.
Now:
Perrin had a hunch that dog owners would want to learn that Mr. Fluffy Pants improves their health.
So he searched for “dogs and human health”.
And he came across this slideshow from WebMD ranking on the first page:
(Yes, that’s really what it looks like)
As Perrin puts it:
Even though the WebMD page leaves A LOT to be desired, it attracted backlinks from over 300 referring domains:
In other words, Perrin saw that there was proven demand for content about “ways that pets improve human health”.
But not just any information…
…demand for visual content.
So Perrin decided to create an infographic around that proven topic.
First, he spent a day researching content for the infographic.
Then he hired a freelance designer to take his list of bullet points…
…and turn it into a professional infographic.
Looks nice, right?
As you probably know, publishing something valuable isn’t enough to generate quality backlinks and targeted traffic.
If you’re serious about getting results from your content, you need to strategically promote it.
Which leads us to step #2…
Once your infographic is ready, it’s time to make a list of people that might want to check it out.
The easiest way to do that? Search for keywords that describe your infographic’s topic.
For example:
Let’s say that you just published an infographic about the Paleo Diet.
You’d Google keywords like “Paleo diet”, “Paleo diet recipes”, “what is the Paleo Diet?” etc.
And Google will show you a list of blogs that tend to cover that topic:
You can even use Google Suggest to get even more keyword ideas:
Here’s how Perrin found his Guestographic prospects:
Like I just outlined, Perrin searched in Google using keywords like “pets and health.”
But he didn’t stop there…
He also searched for keywords like “top 50 dog blogs”.
These “best of” keywords hooked Perrin up with hand-curated lists of popular pet blogs:
Once you’ve found a quality blog in your niche, here’s what to do next:
Most people pitch bloggers the complete WRONG way.
Instead of gauging interest with a feeler message, they go straight for the hard sell.
You’ve probably received some of these annoying emails yourself.
Have you ever replied to any of them?
I didn’t think so 🙂
That’s why you want to start off the Guestographic outreach process with a quick email…
…A quick email that simply asks them if they want to see your infographic.
Here’s a tested script you can use:
Subject: [Your Topic] Infographic
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Hey [Name],
I was looking for some information on [Your Topic] this morning and came across your article: “[Article Title]“.
Good stuff! I especially liked how you [Something They Said In The Article].
Actually, I just put together an infographic on [Your Topic].
Let me know if you want to check it out.
Cheers,
[Your Name]
And here’s the the exact feeler email that Perrin sent out:
See how Perrin’s message is completely different than most pushy outreach emails?
He’s just asking if they’d like to see the infographic…which is an easy sell.
In other words, you don’t want to link to anything in your first email.
Why not?
When someone sees a link in an email from someone they don’t know, they think: “this person must want something”.
And they hit the delete button.
But when you send an email that simply asks if they want to see your content, it’s usually received with open arms.
In fact, Perrin sent 92 emails…
…and he got 5 conversions (that’s a 5.4% conversion rate).
Solid.
Now:
Once you get a response back saying, “sure, send it over”, like this…
…it’s time for step #4.
When you want another site to link to you, you need to remember one thing:
The more barriers you remove, the more success you’ll have.
(This is true of anything in marketing…not just email outreach)
Well, what’s the ONE thing that prevents people from sharing an infographic?
The fact that they have to write a unique introduction to go along with it!
Well, the beauty of Guestographics is that you remove that barrier.
How?
By writing that introduction for them.
This is the template that I use:
Here you go, [Name]
Let me know if you ever want to share the infographic on your site. I’ll be happy to write a unique introduction to go along with it ?
Cheers,
[Your Name]
And here’s the email that Perrin sent to the people that liked his infographic:
And because you’re making their life easier, your response rate will be MUCH better than a pushy pitch:
When someone says “sure, send me an introduction”, send them a high-quality 200-250 word intro.
Oops. I almost forgot.
Here’s the script to use when you send your intro:
I just put the finishing touches on your introduction (attached).
Let me know if you need anything else.
Thanks!
[Name]
And here’s the email Perrin used to send people his unique introduction:
This is important:
The unique introduction doesn’t just make sharing your infographic easier.
It also makes your link MUCH more powerful.
How?
Unlike most infographic backlinks, which appear automatically when someone shares your infographic using an embed code, like this…
…Guestographic links are surrounded by unique content in the introduction.
Links in the intro boost your referral traffic and is better for SEO.
In total, Perrin’s Guestographics campaign brought in 8 niche-relevant, white hat backlinks.
(5 came from Guestographics. The other 3 were natural placements that happened after his infographic spread around the web)
That’s a total cost of $25/link. Not bad.
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As 5G starts its rollout this year throughout the U.S., 85 percent of customers anticipate the increased bandwidth will benefit enhanced truth experiences and 80 percent anticipate higher usage of synthetic intelligence. Seventy percent of participants state they’ve heard of 5G and are familiar with its advantages, consisting of 23 percent of 18 to 34-year-olds who report they are “incredibly familiar” with 5G. Presuming the innovation carries out as promoted, the crucial concern, then, is whether marketers and customers will discover 5G engaging.
As 5G starts its rollout this year throughout the U.S., 85 percent of customers anticipate the increased bandwidth will benefit enhanced truth experiences and 80 percent anticipate higher usage of synthetic intelligence. 5G is the next generation of high-speed cordless transmission and, if the revealed specifications hold up in the field, it might represent a significant shift for digital marketing and marketing. Seventy percent of participants state they’ve heard of 5G and are familiar with its advantages, consisting of 23 percent of 18 to 34-year-olds who report they are “very familiar” with 5G. Presuming the innovation carries out as promoted, the crucial concern, then, is whether marketers and customers will discover 5G engaging. Barry Levine covers marketing innovation for Third Door Media.
There are so many great plugins available, and it’s difficult to choose which are the best for you.
To help you decide which tools will make your work easier and more productive, I’ve asked SEO experts to share what they use.
Per the experts, I compiled this list of 17 of the best plugins and extensions for SEO — and they’re all free.
Free extension
This plugin is perfect for those who deal with content. SEO TextOptimizer lets you measure the quality of texts you create for your website based on how search engines would evaluate it.
The tool shows you topics you should develop as well as those you’d better eliminate for search robots to understand the text is relevant to the specific queries. The plugin also suggests you a list of words you could add to improve your content. The best thing is that you don’t need great SEO expertise to use it.
Free extension
With SEOquake plugin, you can easily analyze your key SEO metrics. Moreover, the tool provides SEO audit, backlinks analysis, and other useful functions.
One of the factors why SEO professionals choose this tool is that you can get a comprehensive analysis of a SERP and even export its results. There’s a bar appearing below each search result which provides you with key metrics such as traffic, Alexa rank, social media shares, etc.
Free extension
This extension lets you find what a website you are visiting at the moment is built with. It’s created to help developers, designers, and researchers to discover the technologies other pages are implementing and choose those they want to use for their sites.
The plugin tracks:
Experts also say it’s great you can easily get global trends on using specific technologies.
Free extension
It’s an extension which helps you conduct SEO analysis of a page. Serpstat Plugin provides the most critical information on keywords, traffic, and page visibility. You can also get the report on the top 10 keywords for which your page ranks at the top of search results.
Serpstat SEO & Website Analysis Plugin has now three tabs: Page Analysis, On-page SEO parameters, and Domain Analysis. Here are the most crucial parameters you’ll get with the plugin:
The plugin is free, but to use it, you need to create your Serpstat account, if you don’t have one yet.
WordPress plugin
This incredibly popular plugin by Yoast helps experts with on-site SEO needs. The tool will let you:
This WordPress plugin has a very quick and easy-to-use interface.
Free extension
This tool evaluates web content accessibility within Chrome and Firefox browsers. WAVE provides 100% secure and private accessibility reporting. The plugin checks password-protected, intranet, sensitive or dynamically generated web pages.
Free extension
Spark Content Optimizer is a tool designed to help you develop your site’s search experience. The plugin provides you with easy access to such a crucial data as:
Free extension
It’s a great tool for tracking redirect path. The tool analyzes HTTP Headers, rel-canonicals, robots.txt, link power, etc. You can use Link Redirect Trace extension to analyze your competitors, your on-page and off-page SEO, and other critical factors.
Here are the main tasks this plugin can help you cope with:
Free extension
This plugin is a perfect toolkit for digital analysts. This add-on lets you monitor, debug, get detailed data not having to switch between the page, the code, and the developer console.
With this tool, you can inspect the dataLayer in real time, insert code into the page, analyze GA hits, ignore hits to individual properties, etc.
Free extension
The tool will help you switch quickly between user-agent strings. If you want to test how your page responds to different browsers, this plugin will let you do it. Due to User-Agent Switcher, you can browse with predefined user-agents or add your own ones.
Free extension
This extension provides quick access to the most important SEO stats. The tool will show you:
Free WordPress plugin
This plugin will be handy for those who move their WordPress website to another domain and need to update internal links and references to pages. The plugin helps you fix the problem and change old links on your website. Experts say it’s great that you can find and replace any URL in your WordPress database without having to use phpMyAdmin directly.
With Velvet Blues Plugin, you can:
Install it only when you need to fix something and then uninstall it. The plugin treats everything it finds.
Free WordPress plugin
Experts consider this plugin to be one of the best caching tools. Using WP Rocket to cache pages, your page load time decreases, and indexing improves. Moreover, the tool lets users reduce the weight of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.
With WP Rocket, you can optimize your images, so that they’ll get loaded only when visitors scroll down the page. Such an action contributes to improving page speed.
Free WordPress plugin
This tool will be useful for those who want to get rich snippets for their web pages. The plugin is created to help you make your page stand out in Google, Bing, and Yahoo search results.
All In One Schema.org Rich Snippets supports most content types released by Schema.org. Here are eight different content types for which you can add schema:
Free WordPress plugin
This free plugin helps to accelerate page loading time, improve your SEO, and protect against DDoS attacks.
Cloudflare plugin adds value for SMEs/Medium sized businesses, making it very easy to setup CDNs, DDoS Protection, and allow them to utilize edge SEO technologies like service workers.
Free extension
This extension lets you find out what runs any website. You, ll get all the technologies used on websites you visit:
Moreover, you can even get notified when websites start using new tools and services if you follow them.
Free extension
There are both free and paid access available for this plugin. The tool underlines your grammar, spelling, or punctuation errors for you to correct them. It also suggests you synonyms for overused words and gives you tips on how you can improve your texts. To get the most out of this plugin, you’d better use a paid version, as it’ll get you access to the most critical issues.
Remember that the more extensions you download, the slower your browser becomes. That’s why it’s essential to know which ones exactly are perfect for you.
Free WordPress plugins and Chrome extensions will help you make your work easier, but you may spend quite a significant time looking for those which are really useful for you. So, this list should have helped you circle out the tools you’ll try to implement into your working process.
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