In episode #798, Eric and Neil discuss how you can grow your traffic without having to churn out new content. Tune in to hear what you can do to grow your traffic.
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TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
- [00:27] Today’s Topic: How You Can Grow Your Traffic By Blogging Less
- [00:40] On WordPress alone, over 2 Million blog posts are being posted every day.
- [00:47] Backlinko only has 30 blog posts; they were aiming for quality over quantity.
- [01:30] Look at the most popular content posted by your competitors, post something similar that is ten times better.
- [02:31] If you take the time to write a quality, in-depth article, people won’t’ ignore you.
- [02:54] Eric thought he was entitled to more traffic early on; no one should expect overnight results.
- [03:35] Mark Suster would write a blog post and then make sure his friends posted the content on Facebook.
- [04:15] If no one reads your content, it’s not going to rank.
- [05:10] That’s it for today!
- [05:15] Go here to see how many downloads the show is getting. Also rate and review to help Eric and Neil meet their goal of 1 Million downloads per month. They will throw a live event once they reach their goal.
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