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  1. SEO Process
  2. I am looking for a guide to increasing my SEO locally on my website. Where do I start? What tools do it need? What is the best are inexpensive resources that I can utilize to start this process? Any resource help!
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  14. There are many factors in SEO to rank your page. Content, Social Media, Posts, images, review, keyword and so on. And need many tools to search keywords, check competitors and much more.
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  18. You have to work on Local sites for increasing traffic in local area. You could achieve a target by doing content posting on high DA sites. Address mapping on Google business page, social ads on Geo location are added part of local SEO.
  19. content, social share, add reviews for your website or product, add images related to your niche, add niche related high DA and traffc backlinks to your web site
  20. There are many factors in SEO to rank your page, here describe some topics
  21. 1 Create Your Google My Business Profile.
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  23. 3 Add Relevant Categories.
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  27. It appears that the volume of references to (and potentially user behavior around results pertaining to…) an entity has become a much more important
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  29. factor.
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  31. Looking at “Butch Cassidy”, before the summer, the highest salience was given to the historical person. Since the update, the film has taken over.
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  33. I would guess that is because there is a significantly larger volume of online references, possibly a more recent / fresh buzz (and possibly an analysis of
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  35. historical search and click data).
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  37. Here we can see that the person was the most relevant until the update, and the film now dominates significantly.
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  39. Fresh and relevant citations, user behavior being brought to bear.
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  41. Very interesting.
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  43. Personally, I can’t get my head around this.
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  45. For info, the salience score for the person dropped from 535 to 330).
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  47. Knowledge Graph Algorithm Update Summer 2019 (a.k.a. Budapest)
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  49. Brand Awareness (a.k.a. The Homer Effect)
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  51. Homer Simpson vs. Dan Castellaneta – a superb example of differing brand awareness for the same ‘thing’ (sorry Dan).
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  53. Homer Simpson = very strong brand awareness… and the salience score jumped tenfold.
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  55. Dan Castellaneta (the most directly related brand possible that the wider public knows less well) jumped “only” fourfold. The character is cited more
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  57. often and on more trusted sources than the actor.
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  59. That is a lovely comparison that indicates beautifully the importance of brand awareness in this iteration of the Knowledge Graph.
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  61. Knowledge Graph Algorithm Update Summer 2019 (a.k.a. Budapest)
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  63. It is super important to remember that in comparison, Dan fell behind… But both these scores changed very significantly.
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  65. The Knowledge Graph just switched gear (perhaps 5 gears!).
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  67. Please do consider the following examples.
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  69. Not everyone is a winner.
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  71. Freshness / Citation Recency
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  73. It also seems that people and brands who have less fresh citations, or a lack of growth in citations, did not benefit from this update.
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  75. Looking at deceased actors… those who are “less-legendary” / “less-iconic” lose ground (a decrease in score).
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  77. Those who might be considered legendary beat the averages by a significant amount.
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  79. Perhaps this is because legends are regularly cited, and remain eternally “fresh” (even 60 years after their death).
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  81. Quantity and quality of recent citations appear to have immense importance in this update.
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  83. Knowledge Graph Algorithm Update Summer 2019 (a.k.a. Budapest)
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  85. A Little Debate
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  87. Here are the big tech companies (sorry, I didn’t track Amazon).
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  89. They all see way above average jumps in salience scores. Seems to me that is logical.
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  91. References to them are fresh, numerous, and in sources that would tend to be “trusted” by… a technology company. ?? That said, the scale here is mind-
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  93. blowing.
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  95. Google beat the rest hands down.
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  97. Although it might seem that Google is favoring themselves, it is logical that their brand name should see such a phenomenal increase.
  98.  
  99. But look at the figures again.
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  101.  
  102. That doesn’t have to be the case.
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  104. If you are working with a small SEO budget for your brand or your agency’s client you can still have success.
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  106. The key to building a winning SEO strategy when you are low on funds is learning to prioritize.
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  108. Read on to learn the top 12 ways you can prioritize, structure, and run SEO campaigns that will bring exceptional ROI from your small budget.
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  110. 1. Identify How Your Budget Limits You
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  112. This is a crucial first step. A small budget often means you are having to compromise in some areas. Regardless of whether you are working in-house, in an
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  114. agency or as a freelancer, small budgets often mean:
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  116. Lack of Time
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  118. If your client has a small marketing budget then you are likely to be very limited in how much time you can dedicate to their SEO each month.
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  120. Similarly, if you work in-house for a brand with a small budget then your time is probably shared amongst other channels, too.
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  122. A small budget often means you are not given enough time to do all of the work you want to.
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  124. Less Resources
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  126. If you are working with a small SEO budget you might not have access to all the fancy tools you think you need. Extensive keyword trackers, backlink
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  128. identifiers and log-file analyzers can be quite expensive.
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  130. If you are working for an agency you may have access to these, but in-house marketers on a small budget are unlikely to.
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  132. Knowledge
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  134. If you have a limited SEO budget as a brand marketer, chances are you don’t have an array of SEO experts at your fingertips.
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  136. Even as an agency marketer working with clients who don’t have much budget means your SEO team is probably not highly specialized. This can leave serious
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  138. gaps in your knowledge that could be hampering your SEO efforts.
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  140. Money for Assets
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  142. A lack of money often means that you don’t have the budget for work outside of your skill-set. If you want to plan an outreach campaign, for example, you
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  144. may feel blocked by the cost of asset creation.
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  146. For instance, you might have felt a designer, media producer and content manager would be crucial to get your idea off the ground.
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  148. Identifying what your SEO budget is, and is not, translating to in terms of your resources and knowledge gives you a good idea of what you should be
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  150. prioritizing. It also helps you to stop wandering down paths that aren’t going to yield results.
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