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  1. Changed SEO Meta title and Description how to recover 3years SEO?
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  17. Here’s a query for “Can fish feel pain?”
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  19. Can fish feel pain?
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  21. As you can see, Google has provided a 4-5-line answer – drawing from the content it sees as the most credible.
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  23. Long Answer
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  25. The long answer queries typically get more into the weeds of procedures and processes.
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  27. Most commonly, these long answers are matched up with How and Why queries.
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  29. Google only has so much space to work with in the Featured Snippet; it can’t list out an entire procedure from A to Z. Instead, it has to abbreviate with
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  31. an outline.
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  33. For example, let’s search for [How to build a treehouse].
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  35. How to build a treehouse?
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  37. The intent of this question is to get a better understanding of what all factors into the process of building a treehouse. The intent is more or less
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  39. surface level.
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  41. As a result, Google’s algorithms serve up the step-by-step process involved in this project. To get more in-depth, the user needs to click on the link.
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  43. Other common examples of long answer snippets relate to how-to guides, recipes, workout routines, etc.
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  45. Which Types of Answers Do You Provide?
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  47. Everyone wants to get their content proudly placed in the Featured Snippet (or somewhere prominent on Page 1).
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  49. Given how much real estate this answer box takes up on Google searches, the potential benefits of taking the spotlight here are huge!
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  51. In order to get placed in the Google Answer Box, you first need to have a strong idea of which type of answer your particular piece of content provides, and
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  53. which keywords attribute to it.
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  55. For instance, this online tire store recently published an article around the keyword “best tire brands” – optimized for the question, “what are the
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  57. best tire brands?”
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  59. Best tire brands
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  61. If we look at the Featured Snippet for this query, we see a list of tire brands outlined in the content under H2 tags.
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  63. In addition to drawing traffic, the content provides avenues for the user to actually purchase the products.
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  65. With each piece of content you create, you should be asking, “what types of questions does this content answer?”
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  67. This should be an integral part of how you formulate the outline, as well as how it will funnel into the bigger picture (like generating conversions).
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  69. How to Pinpoint Trending Questions & Keywords
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  71. In the process of figuring out which type of answer(s) is ideal for your content, you need to identify the trending questions being asked and the search
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  75. One tool you could use is the Ahrefs Questions feature in the keyword explorer.
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  77. By entering in your focus keyword, you can get a big list of related questions to be factored into how you create the content.
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  79. In this hypothetical scenario, let’s say you are creating a piece of content for a CRM software.
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  81. Let’s look at the questions related to the keyword “CRM Software.”
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  87. The average local business’s website receives 2.17 pages per session.
  88. Mobile-only visitors visit an average of just 1.88 pages per session.
  89. 54% of websites don’t have goals set up in Google Analytics.
  90. Local businesses receive an average of 1,099 pageviews per month.
  91. The average session on a local business’s website is 96 seconds.
  92. The average bounce rate for local businesses is 60.23%.
  93. Websites in the marketing industry have the highest bounce rate.
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