week 5

Cast your mind back to our primary topic selections in week 1. You used your topic research sheet to select relevant topics to your business. It should look something like this one: (Click here if you’re drawing a blank.) In the next few lessons we are going to choose just 1 of these core topics to focus on. This […]

Now you have 2-3 core focus topics chosen… I am going to show you how to expand on that list of core topics with related topics. For example: I have chosen “Drone Photography” as one of my core topics to investigate, but that also crosses over into topics like “Camera Drones”. So I am going to show you

On the [6] FINAL STRATEGY tab, it’s likely you have hundreds of keywords, many of which are irrelevant in terms of: Intent Difficulty Search volume Up till now, you’ve been spoilt with automation but it’s time to roll up your sleeves and use the computer between your ears to select the final topics and keywords to attack.

Up until now we’ve only looked at content in theory. You’ve: Decided on which topics to focus on Selected which keywords to target Seen the 9x content frameworks Now it’s time to come up with some concrete content ideas. We’re going to: Pick some target keywords Review the SERPs Understand the intent Choose a content framework

Supporting content is VERY important. It will: Improve authority Increase relevancy Engage users Create internal link opportunities Create link building opportunities  But you need to create supporting content strategically. Let’s look at how… How To Select Supporting Content Pieces Supporting content is anything that relates to your target keyword.  They’re standalone published pieces that provide depth to the topic on your

Your final strategy should consist of: 1x main keyword 3-4x supporting pieces of content 1x ego bait post Here’s what I created for my drone photography topic: And what I created for my racing drone topic: If you DON’T have all these pieces in place, go back through the modules and repeat the steps until

The question we’re going to answer here is: Specifically… You’re going to decide which keywords are really worth your time. Then, you’re going to put them in order of priority. Here’s how… Eliminate Any Obvious Losers After using The Power of Observation to look at: Your keywords Current SERPs You can probably see some clear losers. These will likely be the

In the last lesson, we generated a list of target keywords and categorised them. Now we are going to look at the type of content you can use to bring them to life. There are 9 content frameworks I like to use depending on the topic or keyword. (More on that in a second.) They are: List post