Looking for a MOZ pro to hire
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Just got MOZ pro and need someone to look things over and give me a list of things to do first.
When everyone claims to be an expert online.
Any suggestions on who to hire or use?
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I don't mean to blow my own horn.
I can help click on my photo.
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Thomas Zickell
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Hey there!
Here's a short go at it.
- You'll want to use the Keyword Explorer tool first to find the search terms that relate to your product/business/service first. After you identify those, include them in your page TITLES and HEADINGS at the very least. You can use the on-page grader tool to check on implementation.
- Once you have a list of keywords your pages are targeting, include those in your campaign settings so that you can track & monitor rankings.
- Review the **Crawl Errors **report to identify technical issues. You can get more information related to each and how to fix when viewing those in the dashboard.
- I'd then plug in a few competitor sites into the Link Explorer tool. This will help you identify opportunities for earning inbound links from other trusted and reputable sites.
Final thought (after clicking to your site) - SEO may not be the best way to market your business, especially if the term "audio bibles" is a primary focus. Not that it's a be-all-end-all, but your Domain Authority (based on quantity and quality of links pointing to your site) is a 31. The entire first page of Google Search is filled with highly authoritative sites with domain authorities of 50+. Google Ads may be a better way for you to get some traction faster.
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