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SEO should connect search intent to revenue, because broad educational terms can bring traffic while specific commercial terms bring customers.
SEO should connect search intent to revenue, because broad educational terms can bring traffic while specific commercial terms bring customers.
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Ranking on Google means absolutely nothing if this one thing is missing. If you're focusing on traffic or rankings, but this metric is not increasing, I hate to break it to you, SEO isn't working. Traffic is a vanity metric. Rankings are a vanity metric. They don't pay the bills. What actually matters is your conversion data...
OpenRanking on Google means absolutely nothing if this one thing is missing. If you're focusing on traffic or rankings, but this metric is not increasing, I hate to break it to you, SEO isn't working. Traffic is a vanity metric. Rankings are a vanity metric. They don't pay the bills. What actually matters is your conversion data...
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Ranking on Google means absolutely nothing if this one thing is missing. If you're focusing on traffic or rankings, but this metric is not increasing, I hate to break it to you, SEO isn't working.
Traffic is a vanity metric. Rankings are a vanity metric.
They don't pay the bills. What actually matters is your conversion data.
SEO is meant to connect search intent with revenue. As an example, I might rank for what is SEO and that can bring me traffic, but ranking for SEO agency for e commerce is gonna bring me customers.
You don't want visitors, you want customers.