When a site gets “indexed, " the web has found it and added the new content to its index. SEO or search engine optimization helps people find the content you create online. Today’s main topic: Using SEO to boost your business. TikTok search is now driving Google search as Gen Z prioritizes social platforms over traditional search engines. Instagram has defended its decision to prioritize video content. Key Takeaways - Have you heard? - Squarespace launched a new drag-and-drop website editor which makes website building and customization easier.
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In this episode, Charli, Miguel, and ConvertKit’s SEO Manager Collin Tate discuss why SEO is essential, how to translate the inner workings of the world wide web, simple ways to drastically improve your SEO, and why a stellar web presence doesn’t always break your budget. If your SEO tanks and your content is impossible to find online, the hard work you’ve put in to create stellar content goes straight out the window. Or page two of a Google search results page. The moral of the story is the last place you want your site to end up is the back alley. Now think about how often shoppers trek to hidden alleyways on the hunt for a new pair of boots. The lower your website ranks, the more likely you are to end up in a back alley, or the results that emerge only after page one. If you’re confused about SEO, think about the first page of a Google search results page as Main Street: the block shoppers frequently find themselves on every time they’re looking for a new product, service, or solution. But if you ever want your audience to actually find the content you’re working so hard to create, mastering SEO (or at least understanding the basics) is a must. When you’re launching a business, it’s easy to leave SEO on the backburner. Ouvir Ouvir novamente Continuar A reproduzir….All without writing any code! Check out landingpages.new to get started. Choose colors, add photos, build a custom opt-in form, and add your copy. With ConvertKit landing pages, you can build a beautiful page for your project in just a few minutes. We'd love to have you on the show to talk about successes or failures you've experienced on your creator journey. Got a story to tell on The Future Belongs to Creators podcast? LinksWatch The Future Belongs to Creators on YouTubeThe Creative Person Dilemma To Becoming An Expert vs Jack of All Trades.Peter McKinnonIsa AdneyMalcolm GladwellLewis HamiltonCreator SessionsHenry ThongBen BakerThe Future Belongs To Creators 098: Introducing the new hosts of The Future Belongs to Creators podcast!David EpsteinApply to work at ConvertKit! But avoid going in only one direction because you’ll inevitably lose value along the way.Ĭonnect with our hostsCharli PrangleyMiguel PouHaley Janicek There’s value to being an expert and value to being a generalist. You need to express your thoughts in a way that grabs an audience. Communication is the best skill you can develop as a creator. Once you choose, your best, most engaged audience will stick with you. Creators are often afraid to niche down for fear of losing parts of their audience, but ultimately you have to figure out what it is you’re truly passionate about. Creators often feel pressure to carve out their niche but to succeed as a new creator, you have to be a jack of all trades. Stay open to learning! As creators, it’s tough to balance being an expert with being a generalist. Have one specialty but allow yourself the room to build on other skills that support your core skills. I think that being a creator (how we can apply our maybe more scattered passions and energy when it comes to this sort of stuff) is to just do one thing at a time.” ~ takeaways Be a V-shaped person. In this episode, Charli, Haley, and Miguel discuss the pros and cons of both routes, balancing your niche with building a business, and the most important skill every emerging creator should cultivate.“An expert in something is someone who repeats. When you can’t afford to outsource, staying skilled in every area is often the only way up. And if we’re constantly juggling multiple hats, can we ever become great at our craft?Īs new creators, learning to edit your own videos, market yourself on social media, and balance the checkbook all while maintaining a 9-5 is crucial for long-term success. But as creators, we often feel like jacks of all trades. Entire industries were born overnight from a singular focus. People that were so exceptionally good at one thing that other countries depended on that unique skill set.
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