 I often get asked the question, “How can I get better SEO and drive more traffic to my website?” Of course, there are many different ways to drive more customers and leads to your website. However, suppose you want to organically build your SEO (Search Engine Optimization). In that case, your most cost-effective and strategic choice is to create blog topics around your client’s most frequently asked questions.
Why Should I Create Blog Topics Around my FAQs? The questions your clients ask the most are the inquiries that, most likely, other leads and potential clients are also asking online. If you have the same search query online from thousands or millions of other people searching Google, the chances are good that subject matter or topic will come up in a Google search. So if people are looking for answers to the most frequently asked questions, that is the best place to start if you want more people to find your business online. Creating Your FAQ list to Write Your Blog Post The first step is to create your FAQ list for your blog topics. I like the old-school method of writing my ideas down on paper with a pencil (not a pen) because your brain can process more and better blog ideas when you physically write down your ideas.
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