Friday, June 16, 2017

How I Lost Organic Rankings and Boosted Revenue

How I Lost Organic Rankings and Boosted Revenue
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How I Lost Organic Rankings and Boosted Revenue
A SPN Exclusive Article by Julia McCoy (c) 2017
Isn't any traffic drop a bad thing?

Actually, no.

I'm going to reveal just why an immense amount of traffic is worth absolute crap if you aren't earning ROI from it-and why the dip you see below was the best thing that could have happened to my company this year.
Ramp Up Your Website Traffic
17 Killer Link Building Ideas
I removed, on purpose, the organically high-ranking post responsible for my huge traffic bump-and I went after the traffic I wanted. I didn't spend a dime on ads and was able to increase my revenue by 25 percent - that's right, the same figure in the traffic I lost-with my new lead approach.

First…

A Little Backstory

My site, expresswriters.com, has managed to dominate in Google SERPs-simply because I've stayed on top of producing a consistent amount of well-optimized, well-written content.
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