Stop calling your blog posts SEO. They're not.
So many of my potential consulting leads have this question: what should they do with their SEO blog now that they suspect it doesn't work?
A company publishes two posts a week, targets high-volume keywords, and follows every rule the agency gave them.
Yet, traffic is flat and they want to know what's broken.
This isn't SEO. At best, it's content marketing, and since nobody wrote it for an actual audience, not even that. It's just content, sold to you as SEO, by people who needed something to bill for.
Real SEO has one job: make your product findable at the exact moment someone's ready to use it. That's it.
Content marketing and SEO are not the same function. One is measured in subscribers and brand recall. The other is measured in signups, trials, and pipeline. Stop grading them on the same curve.
Find the moment of intent and put the product there. Everything else is just writing.
Ryan Gosling as Ghost Rider could be right up there with RDJ as Iron Man and Evans as Captain America.
It's the first time my dream pick for a role turned real.
Perfect
Max Cady ranking (my preference):
1. Robert Mitchum
2. Javier Bardem
3. Robert De Niro.
You all should watch all three of the Cape Fear movies/TV show and see how each actor brought something different to the character.
Anna
My older brothers reached out me
Anna
We can help
Mother
We can help said my children
I wept
My father too old
My mother dead
My grandmother living
Grandma
I haven’t seen her in years
Will you recognise me
One of your grandchildren?
I weep
I used to wonder who I really am, and I’ve learned that I’m not just my thoughts, emotions, or experiences.
They’re a part of me, but not all of me. I’ve realised that who I am is something deeper - an awareness behind it all that watches and observes