Zero-Click Searches: How to Get Back Your Lost Google Traffic
Zero-click searches are resulting in growing losses in both revenue and leads. Learn how you can recover traffic lost to zero-click searches.
Google’s Hogging Half Your Traffic: How to Get it Back [Webinar] via @lorenbaker
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Google’s Hogging Half Your Traffic: How to Get it Back [Webinar]
More than 50% of Google searches end without an organic click – and that’s a huge threat to our websites.
These zero-click searches are resulting in growing losses in both revenue and leads, making Google everyone’s competitor.
Join our next live webinar on Wednesday, February 26 at 2 p.m. ET as Andreas Dzumla, CEO and Co-founder at Longtail UX, shows simple, proactive steps that marketers can take today to recover traffic lost to zero-click searches.
In this presentation, we will:
This webinar is both urgent and of critical importance to any websites that are experiencing traffic losses. Save your seat now to get ahead of the curve on this issue of growing importance to members of the SEO and SEM community.
I will host a live Q &A session following the presentation.
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How To Avoid Losing Search Traffic During Google’s Core Updates
Google recently released a new article on their Official Google Webmaster Central Blog to tell people more about core updates and how they work. They also gave webmasters and website owners some ideas so they can avoid losing traffic and avoid losing search engine rankings when there are new updates. I tried to pull out some of my main takeaways and some questions you should ask yourself about your own website and your own content.
My goal is to help you avoid losing traffic when Google has core updates. The key is to continue to focus on long-term marketing strategies like creating relevant, useful, comprehensive and researched content.
Google Core Update Article: https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2019/08/core-updates.html
Marie Haynes EAT and SEO: https://www.mariehaynes.com/eat/
Is Your Content Original and Substantial?
Your content should include original research and it should be comprehensive to cover the entire topic.
Is Your Content Insightful and Useful?
People should leave feeling like they have learned something new after reading or watching your content.
Is The Page Title Descriptive? Does it avoid being Shocking?
Your page title should be descriptive and it should not be exaggerated or over the top to drive more clicks.
Does The Author or Website Have Expertise on the Subject?
Does the website and the author of the specific article have demonstrated knowledge on the subject that is being covered.
Is The Content Easy To Read?
Content needs to be free of grammatical errors, needs to avoid having too many ads, and needs to be easy to read on a mobile device.
Is The Content The Best Solution on the Internet?
If you compare your content to similar content by your competitors, which is more comprehensive, useful, relevant, and user-friendly?
Google’s Hogging Half YourTraffic: How to Get it Back
More than 50% of Google searches end without an organic click – and that’s a huge threat to our websites. These zero-click searches are resulting in growing losses in both revenue and leads, making Google everyone’s competitor. Join this webinar as Andreas Dzumla from Longtail UX shows simple, proactive steps that marketers can take today to recover traffic lost to zero-click searches.
In this presentation, we will:
– Offer insight on how you can get back lost traffic from zero-click searches.
– Unveil a new free tool that estimates how much traffic, revenue, and leads marketers can recover by implementing a long-tail search strategy at scale.
This webinar is both urgent and of critical importance to any websites that are experiencing traffic losses. Save your seat now to get ahead of the curve on this issue of growing importance to members of the SEO and SEM community.
