Hi! I’m Martha, the CEO and co-founder of Schema App. We do structured data 365 days a year and have seen some amazing results with structured data. I want to share some of those AHA’s with you, so you can stand out in search and measure the ROI! @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
Do you ever wish you could wave your magic wand and transform how your brand stands out in search? You can! When SEOs and content marketers work together, they can achieve rich results with Structured Data. @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
There are 32 different ways to take control of your brand with rich results (FAQ, HowTo, Videos, Rating). ID which ones you want and all you’ve got to do is have the right content and schema markup and BAM! #SEOthread@marthavanberkel
Results! In addition to getting your brand more visibility in the search result, you can measure clicks that come directly from your decorated results. @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
So how do you get started? First you need to choose what rich results you want to achieve for your different types on your site. Look at Google’s Search Gallery (bit.ly/3ot2Pec) to get inspired. @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
SEOs + content teams need to work together to add/evolve content to meet the requirements to get these results. This is when the magic happens! @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
Here’s an example of how the Sharp Healthcare team worked collaborating to capture more real estate for their physicians, by having a Rating and FAQ content to answer future patients’ questions, directly in the SERP! @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
Another example would be SAP, who wanted to stand out for early awareness questions like “What is ERP”, and build FAQs into their content to support their structured data. @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
How do you know it’s working? Check out your markup report in #Semrush or watch for SERP features in the keyword magic tool. Here is where you find coverage today and opportunities to get more rich results! @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
It’s easy to show the ROI of your structured data efforts. Google Search Console has a Search Results by Search Appearance report for rich results which shows you exactly how many clicks you’ve achieved from this new fancy rich result! @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
Structured data is a journey with measurable results. At @schemaapptool, we see the best results when content teams and SEOs work together to iterate on content together towards a shared goal: brand visibility and clicks. @marthavanberkel#SEOthread
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Hi folks. I’m Jonas Sickler(@JonasSickler), an SEO manager at @Terakeet. As SEOs, we always need to do more with less, so this thread is all about using the power of topic clusters to rank faster, expand your audience, and boost conversions. #SEOthread
Topic clusters are groups of related content that collectively cover a broad subject area, helping position your brand as an authority. They include one widely-focused pillar page, multiple in-depth cluster pages, and strategically-placed internal links. @JonasSickler#SEOthread
They also showcase the breadth and depth of your content to help search engines rank the right pages for the right queries. @JonasSickler#SEOthread
Welcome to SEO. I’m sure you are wondering if SEO is for you? Well, I am here to tell you that it absolutely is, but I know how hard it can be to find out more about SEO and how to get into it. This is where I come in, so let’s talk about it.
The beauty of SEO is that there is a bit of something for everyone; whatever the interest. What are you interested in? Companies need an ‘SEOer’ (just made this up); but you get where I am going right? So, combine your passion with SEO. #SEOThread@RejiYates
Let’s break it down further! Remember these three categories: Technical, Content, Project Management. I will explain how you as an aspiring talent can find their place within any of these categories and you don’t have to lose YOU to find your spot. #SEOThread@RejiYates
👋 everyone, Lindsey Bailin here, let's chat Content strategy! Content strategy is more than copying your competitors to fill in content gaps. Plan your content around KPIs and include other disciplines so you can reach your goals.🧵 @lindsbail#SEOthread
Consider Your Goals Before You Ideate
No matter what your role is with a brand, you need to know your project’s goals. Knowing how to prioritize your content around your goals will help you and your team accomplish them. @lindsbail#SEOthread
Examples of goals:
Increasing organic traffic by X% quarter over quarter
Improve quality of backlink profile and mentions by X% year over year
Generate X amount of leads per quarter
Improve engagement or follower count by X monthly @lindsbail#SEOthread
Many believe that SEO means "getting more traffic" to a website but sometimes less is more and the best SEO strategy is to reduce traffic to add value.
Skeptical? Well, here's 3 scenarios when decreasing traffic benefits SEO & your bottom line. @CrystalontheWeb#SEOthread
1. LOTS of Users are from a country where you don't trade. Common on sites for small markets sharing a language with a big one (think US traffic to UK sites).
Regional href-lang tags(like en-gb) can lower global traffic to favour the right location @CrystalontheWeb#SEOthread
Hey Twitter friends! I'm super pumped to be spreading the good word of project management and share some tips that will help you make your content creation process easier to delegate, scope, visualize timeline, and plan.
When evaluating projects, tasks, and teams, the most common/thing issue I see arise is that tasks are too bulky and have BS deadlines. As a result these teams have a hard time understanding and visualizing steps, scope, timeline, and due dates.
This confusion often results in misunderstanding of end results, missed steps/milestones, over/under scoping, sliding due dates, and team frustration. So, how can we avoid all of this? By breaking out large tasks into sub-tasks.
I'm Michel Fortin, Director of Search at @seopluscanada and SEO consultant at @michelfortin. After doing this Internet thing for 30 years, I believe that SEO is undergoing an important shift -- not in what it is or how it's applied, but in how it's perceived.
Check Google's Lighthouse and the SEO score is about being findable, crawlable, and indexable. Follow their Webmaster Guidelines, and you're on solid footing. Right? But as we all know, SEO is much more than that.
Things like search quality and page experience are becoming increasingly vital. The Search Quality Raters Guidelines talk about E-A-T and meeting needs. We also have search intent, search features, semantic search, and so much more to deal with.