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I've ranked pages for over 100 businesses and it comes down to the same 9 things every single time.
Put your target keyword in these places and your page WILL rank if the content is even halfway decent.
URL. Title tag. Meta description. H1. H2. Beginning of the first paragraph.
The first image on your page. Rename the file to the keyword. NOT (CAT.jpg.) Then set the alt text to the keyword too.
If you can, embed a YouTube video on the page with the keyword as the title. Google OWNS YouTube.
They love seeing it on your site and it keeps people on the page longer.
SEO experts will hate me for this, but here's the hack to generate more leads for your startup:
1. Go to getviralseo .com
2. Find your competitors’ top pages by SEO traffic
3. Head over to answerthepublic .com
4. Enter those topics into the search bar
5. Save the questions people are asking
6. Create blog posts around each subtopic
7. Google will rank your website higher for topical authority
SEO in 2025:
❌ Ahrefs for keyword research
❌ Human prospecting for links
❌ Surfer for content optimization
❌ Screaming Frog for tech seo
❌ 2-3 content writers for blogs
SEO now:
✅ Claude + API keys
Here's how I run my ENTIRE SEO operation through Claude 👇
reddit is the best marketing channel if you’re broke and a little sneaky
no ad budget? post like a real person.
Super short guide:
> To find where to post:
use reddit ads tool → "create campaign" → custom → enter your best subreddit
reddit will recommend 4+ similar ones.
> What to post?
study top posts (week/month). is it a guide, a question, a rant?
match the tone. no one wants your polished promo bs.
> How to post?
title = hook. first 2 lines = everything.
make it intriguing, controversial, or personal—not “check out my tool”.
your goal is to get them to expand and read the full post.
> How to promote?
casually mention your product. NO LINKS.
just drop the name → they’ll google it → they’ll feel like they found you.
> How to not get banned/deleted?
mix in normal posts. ask real questions. share hobbies.
reddit’s actually a pretty interesting place when you’re not lurking.
this builds a non-spammy profile mods won’t delete.
> What to expect?
if done right, this gets you ~100+ curious, warmed-up users.
all organic. all free.
1. Go to Reddit.
2. Open your niche based subreddit.
3. Find a viral problem that has no solution.
4. Write and publish the solution.
5. Share to the subreddit.
I've seen websites get million visits in a few weeks using this trick.
They are making lots of money in ads...