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Have you ever had a blog post, or a certain webpage receive more traffic than others?
Maybe the post contains common search terms, such as topics and keywords that many use in everyday language, which led them to you, your business, or site. When you revisit your top-notch content, reworking it to make it seem like a refurbished car will drive traffic to your site.
What exactly, though, is repurposing content? Well it is the practice of reworking the parts of present content so you can boost that content’s reach. For instance, this repurposed content could take on a new format such as a blog post or infographic. So why should you care about repurposing your content and not just completely scraping it all to start anew? Well, let’s get into why and how you should go about repurposing content, so it benefits you in the long run.
Google’s most recently updated its search algorithm, increasing its focus on user experience in relation to page speed and core web vitals.
There are four simple steps you can take to boost your page speed and master core web vitals.
First, optimize your site images and ensure your content is dynamic. Next, think carefully about using plug-ins or not using them at all, and minify the code on your site.
This is a brief overview of the four ways you can go about boosting your page speed. We will now go further into how you can use each of these, so you have an efficient, high-ranking site.
Sometimes we spend so much time on compiling content that we lose focus of the parts we should be working on to give our content a leg up on our competitors.
And while we sit here wondering and searching the web, Orbit Media each year shares their Blogging Statistics and Trends survey to help content creators and bloggers better curate content and understand their audience. Within this report, there is a robust amount of information, so in the time being we are going to focus on a handful of ways you can start boosting your content.
There are a myriad of web design trends out there, but the number one web design trend of 2020 will be designing for the truth. In designing your site for the truth, you will realize the various roles social media, labeling, sources, and content play when it comes to not only you the creator, but for your users and customers, too.
Your marketspace can often be crowded or noisy, but for every great business or product out there, there will evidently be a competitor waiting to take a piece of your market share.
So, how do you stand out from the crowd of your competitors and rise above them? It’s not enough to just have competitive prices-- you need to connect with your customers on a deeper level. In this rather short time, we will walk through 4 ways you can stand out and rise above your crowd of competitors.
Let's get in the holly jolly spirit with creating a content strategy for you this holiday season. Our gift to you this season is helping you create a successful holiday content strategy.
As you prepare to get stuffed full of holiday goodies and spirit, you can also load up on a content calendar full of holiday-ready ideas. And, if you choose not to plan out your content calendar strategically, you may be left feeling like Ebenezer Scrooge when it comes to your holiday content strategy.
Simply put, it is never too early to start planning your content out. So whether it is Black Friday, Hanukkah, Christmas, or New Years, each holiday presents you with an opportunity to rise above your competitors and bank in on that holiday traffic.
Level up this holiday season with a content game plan, so you won’t be stressing but rather enjoying time spent with loved ones. Now let’s get started on a holiday advent content calendar of your own.
Creating content nowadays is not simply typing out words on a keyboard, but more about the things you can do to get your content visible in Google’s eyes. Reason being, Google looks at your content and decides how it will rank among other websites that feature similar content.
Neoreef addresses the two biggest issues with websites: lack of control and lack of support. We enable easy control of your website, while a dedicated support team provides you with training, mentorship, and specialized skills.