The Edward Show

Edward Sturm
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Daily SEO advice, hacks, and interviews with some of the top voices in search engine optimization, as well as sit-downs with many undiscovered talents.

  1. 20h ago

    Google Just Added Instagram, TikTok, X & YouTube to Search Console

    E1103: Google has added a new Search Console property type that shows how content from Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube performs across Google Search and Discover. The new "platform properties" feature lets creators and businesses see which search terms lead people to their social and video content, along with data about how people interact with those posts. This is further evidence that Google's increased focus on social media content is not temporary. I explain: - What Google's new platform properties are - Which social and video platforms are currently supported - How to connect Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube to Search Console - Why this update matters for SEO - How social posts can rank for valuable keywords - Why the first words of a LinkedIn post matter - How LinkedIn uses those words in the page title and URL - Why placing your target keyword near the beginning of a post can improve relevance - How to reuse the same text post across LinkedIn, X, Threads, and Facebook - Why detailed video descriptions are better than a few words and hashtags - How transcripts can help Google and AI systems understand your videos - Why websites are still important even as social content becomes more visible in search - What happened when I used an indexer to get a LinkedIn post indexed within 30 minutes - Why getting indexed does not necessarily mean the post will rank on page one - The risks of using indexers across every social post Most creators are not intentionally targeting keywords with their social content. Their descriptions are often short, vague, or filled with hashtags that give search engines very little useful context. That creates an opening for businesses that understand how keyword targeting works. You can continue building bottom-of-funnel pages on your website while also targeting related searches through social posts and short-form videos. The platforms receiving the most attention may change, but your website remains the foundation that you control. Google says platform properties are rolling out gradually over the coming weeks. At launch, the feature supports Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube. ⭐️ See how content from social and video platforms performs on Google Search - https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2026/07/search-console-social-video-platforms  ⭐️ My Exact Social Media Posting Strategy - https://edwardsturm.com/articles/social-media-posting-strategy/  ⭐️ GaryVee: Gemini Is the Only Guaranteed Winner in AI Search - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUnV-xaH32k  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Google Embraces Social 01:02 Websites Not Dead 01:20 LinkedIn Keyword Hack 02:50 Cross Post Everywhere 03:44 Short Form Reality Check 04:12 X Video Opportunity 04:58 Transcripts For AI SEO 05:32 Website Plus Social Strategy 06:19 Enable Platform Properties 06:53 Keyword Edge On Social 07:39 Indexers Testing Risks 08:51 Wrap The Edward Show. Your daily search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #searchengineoptimization #seo #socialmediamarketing #digitalmarketing

    10 min

  2. 2d ago

    They Ranked #1 on Google and Got Only 5 Calls a Month - So He Told Them to Move

    E1102: Ranking #1 on Google does not matter if the market is too small to produce meaningful business. Legal SEO expert Nick Cohen explains why he told a law firm to move offices even though it ranked first for nearly every important personal injury keyword in its city. The firm had around 200 reviews but received only about five calls per month from SEO. The problem was not its rankings. The problem was the city. Nick has worked in local SEO for 17 years and runs Matador, an agency serving more than 180 law firms. He also has his own personal injury firm, giving him direct insight into which SEO strategies generate cases rather than just rankings. We discuss: - Why ranking #1 in a small city may still produce almost no calls - How to choose cities based on population, competition, reviews, and demand - Why Nick recommends targeting markets with at least 50,000 people for a Google Business Profile - How opening a real satellite office can give a business access to an entirely new county - Why his Ventura office now generates roughly 50% of his cases - Why mailbox locations and fake offices are not a reliable long-term strategy - How to structure city and service pages - When a competitive page needs supporting content - How internal links from supporting pages strengthen higher-value pages - Why Nick focuses on only two or three cities at a time - How he expands outward from an office in five-mile stages - Why publishing hundreds of nearly identical city pages is likely to fail - How to make location pages unique with case results, statistics, intersections, and local resources - Why he usually targets cities instead of neighborhoods - How he updates pages in stages instead of publishing 4,000 words at once - When to add more copy, images, video, links, and footer placement - Why strong rankings still need reviews, real photos, clear phone numbers, and conversion-focused pages - Why low-volume keywords can still produce extremely valuable cases - Why rankings should be judged by calls and clients, not position alone Nick also explains how he tracks cities, keywords, population, rankings, and published pages, why rank trackers often need manual verification, and how search results can differ depending on where the searcher is located. This episode is about choosing better markets, building pages that deserve to rank, and expanding without putting the entire website at risk. ⭐️ Matador Solutions - https://www.matadorsolutions.net/  ⭐️ Nick Cohen on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickecohen/  ⭐️ Get in touch with Nick - nick@matadorsolutions.net  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Nick Cohen Returns 00:36 From Teen SEO to Matador 02:15 What Rapid City Scaling Means 06:25 Spreadsheet Tracking System 07:48 Clean URL Structure Strategy 12:08 Supporting Pages for Rankings 14:43 Making Location Pages Unique 18:48 GBP Impact and New Offices 20:26 Satellite Offices and Compliance 22:22 Ventura Content Buildout Model 24:38 Links and Outreach Partners 25:53 Buying Links Smart 27:05 Vetting Sites and Traffic 27:34 Rank Tracking Reality Check 28:39 Geo SERP Volatility 30:57 GBP Population Strategy 33:21 Satellite Offices and Value 36:55 Scaling Cities Safely 39:56 Avoiding Common Mistakes 41:17 AI Images and Trust 45:24 Footer Links Rotation 47:38 Three Month Content Loop 49:18 Wrap Up and Takeaways The Edward Show. The #1 search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #legalseo #searchengineoptimization #legalmarketing #localseo

    50 min

  3. 3d ago

    The Reddit SEO Hack That Ranks Your Website Instead of Reddit

    E1101: People search Google with the word "Reddit" because they want real opinions, real discussions, and answers that feel less filtered. But here's the part most SEOs miss: Google does not always rank Reddit for those searches. ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini do not always pull Reddit pages when the query includes Reddit either. That means you can build pages on your own website that target these "Reddit" searches and rank your site where people expect Reddit to appear. David Quaid returns to the show and walks through how he does this in practice, why it works, and how he uses these pages to collect Search Console data that keyword tools often miss. We get into: - How people add "Reddit" to searches - Why AI tools also use Reddit-style search modifiers - How Google can rank non-Reddit pages for Reddit keywords - Why Semrush and Google Ads often show no data for these searches - How to find Reddit keywords before your competitors - How David builds short pages to test search demand - Why the page title and URL slug matter so much for long-tail keywords - How to use Search Console data to expand pages after they rank - Why Reddit searches can reveal hidden buyer intent - How to build topical authority from lower-competition keywords - How David "cornerstones" from easy queries into harder queries - Why ranking in the click zone matters more than simply getting indexed - How internal links help newer pages rank - Why you should not publish hundreds of new pages on a new site - Where the line is between legitimate SEO and scaled content abuse - Why Reddit parasite SEO is getting more crowded - How to participate on Reddit without making moderators hate you - Why listicles can dilute your own brand in AI search - How spammy hacked pages get indexed so quickly - Why legitimate pages often struggle to get indexed - What the Japanese keyword hack reveals about crawl discovery - How indexing tools may be creating false hope for newer sites David also shows examples of live rankings, Search Console queries, and how he thinks through creating pages from scratch. This is a practical episode for anyone doing SEO, SaaS SEO, local SEO, affiliate SEO, content strategy, or AI search optimization. The core idea: If people are searching for your category plus "Reddit," you may not need to rely on Reddit to capture that demand. You may be able to rank your own website instead. ⭐️ David Quaid on 𝕏 - https://x.com/DavidGQuaid  ⭐️ David Quaid on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidquaid/  ⭐️ David Quaid on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@DavidQuaid  ⭐️ David Quaid's agency - https://primaryposition.com/  ⭐️ The GaryVee podcast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUnV-xaH32k  ⭐️ The Kass and Mike Lazerow podcast - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OslN_eLOCes  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Reddit Search Hack 00:43 Why LLMs Miss Reddit 01:59 Build Reddit Resource Pages 02:37 Keyword Data Blind Spots 06:17 Search Console Proof 09:23 Live Ranking Examples 12:38 Finding Starter Keywords 14:06 Parasite SEO Reality 16:30 SaaS Cornerstoning Demo 20:50 Indexing Click Zone 30:27 Slug Title Relevance 35:30 Going For Money Terms 36:20 Search Console Query Fanout 38:53 Reddit Keyword Ranking Timeline 41:54 PAA Publishing Limits 44:43 Scaled Content Abuse Explained 47:14 LinkedIn Parasite Indexing Idea 55:34 Listicles Without Dilution 58:18 Why Hack Pages Index Fast 01:03:44 GaryVee Episode Backstory 01:09:45 Anti GEO Propaganda Rant 01:11:52 Final Thanks And Wrap The Edward Show. Your daily search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #generativeengineoptimization #searchengineoptimization #seo #answerengineoptimization

    1h 13m

  4. 3d ago

    The SEO Colony Hack That Ranks Money Pages Without Backlinks

    E1100: Breaking down the SEO colony strategy: how to use easy, low-competition pages to build topical authority, pass that authority through internal links, and rank money pages without needing to rely on backlinks first. This comes from one of my favorite Reddit posts about topical authority, PageRank, clicks, links, and how Google ranks pages. The post explains a simple but important idea: every keyword you rank for puts you into a topical space, and every satisfied click you earn helps build authority in that space. That matters because SEO is not just about publishing more blog posts. It is about creating pages that rank, earn clicks, build authority, and then using internal links to direct that authority toward pages that can actually make you money. I cover: - Why topical authority is built through clicks, links, and repeat user behavior - Why PageRank is page-level, not just domain-level - How easy keywords can create their own authority over time - Why People Also Ask questions are a great starting point for SEO colonies - How to use FAQ-style pages to start ranking in your topical space - Why internal links can pass authority from one ranking page to another - How Page A can help Page B rank, then Page A and Page B can help Page C rank - Why harder keywords may need more internal authority pointed at them - How to use SEO colonies to support bottom-of-funnel pages - Why money pages should usually be landing pages, not blog posts - How to use your page title, URL slug, H1, and first sentence to target keywords clearly - Why bottom-of-funnel keywords often have less competition than obvious high-volume keywords - How this strategy helps you build authority before you have strong backlink acquisition - Why Google rewards the external signals around content, not content quality in isolation - How clicks can act like votes with time and attention attached The big idea is simple: you can create your own authority. You do this by publishing pages that target easy keywords, getting those pages to rank, earning clicks from Google, and then using internal links to push that authority into new pages. Over time, your site becomes stronger inside a specific topical space. Then you use that strength to rank pages that bring in leads, sales, calls, demo requests, or customers. I also talk about how this connects to my Compact Keywords method, where the goal is not just to get traffic, but to find high-intent keywords and build conversion-based SEO landing pages around them. This is episode 1,100 of the podcast. ⭐️ A Few Things That Finally Clicked About Authority, Topics, and How Google Actually Ranks Pages - https://www.reddit.com/r/SEO/comments/1p06nk4/a_few_things_that_finally_clicked_about_authority/  ⭐️ The SEO Colonies Strategy: Turn One Ranking Page Into Dozens - https://edwardsturm.com/articles/seo-colonies-strategy-turn-one-page-into-dozens/  ⭐️ Turn People Also Ask Questions Into Easy Traffic, Authority, and Sales - https://edwardsturm.com/articles/people-also-ask-seo-traffic-authority-sales/  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Reddit Post Setup 00:53 Topical Authority Basics 01:29 Page Level PageRank 01:58 Topical Bridges Explained 03:07 Signals Over Craft 03:52 Links And Clicks Proxy 05:07 Colony Strategy Overview 05:51 People Also Ask Workflow 06:47 Internal Linking Flywheel 08:49 Turning Traffic Into Sales 11:56 Thanks And Wrap Up The Edward Show. Your daily search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #searchengineoptimization #seo #growthhacking #digitalmarketing

    13 min

  5. 5d ago

    GaryVee: Gemini Is the Only Guaranteed Winner in AI Search

    E1099: Gary Vaynerchuk joins the podcast to talk about AI search, Gemini, social media, content volume, and what brands need to understand before the internet changes again. The biggest moment from this conversation is Gary saying Gemini is the only guaranteed winner in AI search because of the stack Google already has: YouTube, YouTube Shorts, Gmail, Calendar, and the rest of Google's infrastructure. We also get into why social content may become even more important as AI tools decide which brands, people, and companies to cite. We cover: - Why Gary Vaynerchuk believes AI search is a real marketing change, not a passing trend - How VaynerMedia is thinking about AEO, GEO, and AI search for clients - Why SEO people need to understand how AI search changes discovery - Why social content, video descriptions, Substack, Reddit, LinkedIn, and YouTube may matter more inside AI answers - Why Gary thinks Gemini has a major advantage over other AI tools - How YouTube transcripts could become a huge advantage for Google - Why Gmail and Calendar give Gemini a different kind of edge - Why Gary believes social media already weakened the old niche blog model before AI did - Why AI probably will not kill the internet, but will change how people reach information - Why Meta and ByteDance could become major players in AI search - Why brands should think carefully about where their content actually lives - Whether posting more still matters when AI content is flooding the internet - Gary's view on volume, content quality, and why "AI slop" is not that different from human slop - Why analog experiences, events, pop-ups, and in-person marketing may become more valuable - How real-world events can create social content, mentions, links, and stronger brand signals - What Gary Vaynerchuk learned from building a team around his personal brand - Why he says to hire fast, fire faster, and promote fastest - The mistake Gary made carrying underperformers too long - How VaynerMedia kept 134 people for more than 10 years in an industry where tenure is usually much shorter This conversation is about where attention is moving next. AI tools are pulling from websites, social platforms, video transcripts, forums, descriptions, and brand mentions. The companies and creators who understand that early will have a major advantage. Gary Vaynerchuk explains why Gemini may be positioned better than anyone else, why social content is becoming part of search, and why brands that still treat social as separate from SEO may be missing what is happening. ⭐️ Gary Vaynerchuk's Substack - https://garyvee.com/substack  ⭐️ Gary Vaynerchuk on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/garyvaynerchuk/  ⭐️ Gary Vaynerchuk on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/garyvee/  ⭐️ VaynerMedia - https://vaynermedia.com/  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Future Internet With GaryVee 00:16 AEO GEO Inside VaynerMedia 04:52 Social Search And TikTok Trips 09:08 Why Social Still Underrated 11:20 AEO Boosts Social Budgets 12:22 Will AI Kill Websites 15:31 Gemini YouTube Advantage 19:58 Volume Versus AI Slop 23:58 Rise Of Analog Events 25:34 Building Your Brand Team 26:57 Hire Fire Promote Fast 30:38 Closing Thanks And Outro The Edward Show. Your daily search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #searchengineoptimization #seo #digitalmarketing #marketing

    31 min

  6. 5d ago

    This Backlink Pivot Ranked a Startup Above Industry Giants in 2 Months

    E1098: Breaking down a link building case study about what to do when your business is so niche that "perfectly relevant" backlink opportunities barely exist. The example comes from a petrochemical / chemical manufacturing startup trying to rank against much larger competitors. At first, they tried the obvious approach: - Create content around their exact niche - Place links inside that content - Get those links published on relevant websites - Focus on websites in the right country - Prioritize traffic, quality, and metrics The problem was simple: There just were not enough chemical manufacturing blogs or websites to keep building links at scale. So they made a pivot. Instead of only targeting hyper-specific chemical manufacturing sites, they moved broader. They started getting links from engineering, industrial, and manufacturing-adjacent websites. The sites were not perfectly about the client's exact product, but the content still included a relevant section about chemical engineering, with the keyword naturally worked in. After two more months, they ranked for a difficult keyword ahead of major chemical manufacturing competitors. That is the lesson of this episode. Perfect relevance matters, but in extremely niche industries, perfect relevance can become a bottleneck. Sometimes the better link building move is to target broader industry websites while keeping the content angle tight, believable, and relevant enough. In this episode, I cover: - Why ultra-niche businesses struggle to build relevant backlinks - How "perfect relevance" can slow down link building - Why broader industry sites can still work when the content angle makes sense - How a startup used engineering and industrial sites to compete with larger manufacturers - Why link quality is about more than domain metrics - Why the content around the backlink still matters - Why indexed backlinks are more valuable than links sitting on pages Google ignores - How to think about relevance without becoming too rigid - Why slightly off-niche websites can still support rankings - How to make broader link placements feel natural - Why this strategy works best when the surrounding content is unique, well-written, and genuinely useful I also talk through two related link building methods: - Adjacent industry placements, where you look one step outside the exact niche - Expert quote submissions, where a founder or subject-matter expert becomes the reason the link makes sense The key is not to ignore relevance. The key is to understand that relevance can come from the page, the section, the angle, the expert, and the context - not only from the entire website being about your exact niche. This is especially important for startups and B2B companies in industries where there are not hundreds of obvious blogs to pitch. If you only chase perfect-fit websites, you may run out of opportunities fast. But if you know how to stretch into related industries while keeping the content useful and believable, you can keep building links without making the placements look forced. ⭐️ Move From Super Defined Content To Generic - https://www.reddit.com/r/SEO/comments/12ihay2/link_building_in_2023_strategies_that_have_worked/  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Ultra Niche Link Building 00:34 Why Content Quality Wins 01:24 Indexed Links Matter 01:59 Case Study Niche Expansion 03:13 Relevance Without Bottlenecks 04:07 Adjacent Industry Placements 04:41 Expert Quotes and Founder Branding 06:14 Wrap Up The Edward Show. Your daily search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #linkbuilding #backlinks #searchengineoptimization #seo

    8 min

  7. 6d ago

    Charles Floate Tested 10 SEO Indexers - One Got Reddit Indexed in 2 Hours

    E1097: Charles Floate tested 10 SEO indexers with real URL cohorts to find out which tools actually get backlinks and pages indexed in 2026. The big point: if your backlink is not indexed, it passes zero PageRank. I break down Charles's test, the best-performing indexers, why so many backlinks never get indexed, and when it is or is not safe to use indexing tools on your own sites or client sites. We cover: - Why unindexed backlinks do not pass authority - Why Google is crawling and indexing fewer low-quality pages - The difference between forcing a crawl and forcing indexing - Why no indexer can guarantee Google will index a page - How Charles tested 10 backlink indexing tools with real URLs - The three URL groups he tested: editorial links, hard-to-index formats, and tiered links - Why press releases, profile links, citations, and duplicate-heavy pages often fail to index - Why third-party backlink pages cannot be pushed through Google Search Console - The top three indexing tools from Charles's test - Why Indexceptional stood out in the test - How one new Reddit thread got indexed in under two hours - Where Rapid URL Indexer fits - Where SpeedyIndex fits - What the safe free options are - Why internal links from regularly crawled pages can still beat paid tools - The risks of low-quality indexers - Whether SEO indexers should be used on money sites or client sites - Why the quality of the page and domain still matters more than the indexing tool The main lesson is simple: Indexers can help Google discover a URL faster, but they cannot make a worthless page worth indexing. If your link is on a page Google does not want in the index, no tool can magically turn it into a strong backlink. But if you are building real links, parasite SEO pages, PR mentions, citations, or high-volume tiered links, the right indexing tool can make a big difference in how quickly those URLs get crawled and potentially indexed. ⭐️ Best Backlink Indexing Tools 2026: I Tested 10 Link Indexers With Real Data - https://www.charlesfloate.com/best-backlink-indexing-tools  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Indexing Tools Overview 00:25 Charles Floate Study Setup 01:49 Testing Method And Cohorts 03:13 Why Links Fail To Index 04:37 How Indexers Really Work 05:01 Top Pick Indexceptional 06:31 Runner Up Rapid URL Indexer 07:04 Budget Option SpeedyIndex 07:56 Google Tools And Free Options 09:50 Money Sites And Client Risk 11:22 Wrap Up The Edward Show. Your daily search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #searchengineoptimization #seo #urlindexers #linkbuilding

    13 min

  8. Jul 5

    Chewy Used This Google Spam Tactic 88 Times - Then Traffic Fell

    E1096: We're talking about keyword stuffing, Google's own definition of it, and why copying what big authority sites do can be a dangerous SEO mistake. I came across a Search Engine Land article pointing to Chewy's dry dog food page as an example of strong "cosine similarity." But when I looked at the page, it looked much closer to old-school keyword stuffing than smart SEO. The phrase "dry dog food" appears 88 times on the page. In one block of text alone, it appears 19 times. And according to Ahrefs, the page had a huge spike in estimated organic traffic before falling back down hard. I'm not saying keyword stuffing caused the entire drop. But I am saying this is exactly the kind of thing Google warns about in its spam policies, and it is not something most sites should copy. We cover: - What Google says keyword stuffing is - Why repeating a keyword too many times can make a page sound unnatural - Why a high-authority site like Chewy can sometimes get away with worse SEO - Why copying big brands is not always a smart SEO strategy - What I saw on Chewy's dry dog food page - Why "cosine similarity" can become bad advice when taken too far - How many times Chewy used the phrase "dry dog food" - What happened to the page's estimated organic traffic after its spike - Why giant blocks of SEO text at the bottom of pages are usually a bad sign - Where I think your target keyword should actually go - Why I often remove keyword repetitions from pages instead of adding more - How using natural variations can be better than repeating the same exact phrase - Why satisfying search intent matters more than stuffing a page with keywords My basic rule for keyword targeting: - Put the target keyword in the page title - Put it in the URL slug - Put it in the H1 - Use it near the beginning of the first sentence - Optionally use it in the meta description - Optionally use it in first alt text if relevant - After that, use natural variations when they make sense The goal is not to hide from Google. The goal is to make the page clear without making it unnatural. If your page sounds like Google's own example of keyword stuffing, that is not a good sign. I also explain how I have seen pages improve after removing repeated keyword usage. Sometimes the best SEO move is not adding more keywords. Sometimes it is removing them. This episode is especially useful if you are working on: - E-commerce category pages - Local SEO pages - Service pages - Affiliate pages - Programmatic SEO pages - Landing pages targeting long-tail keywords - Pages with large blocks of SEO text - Pages that rank but feel over-optimized The big takeaway: Just because a major site is doing something does not mean it is good SEO. Chewy has a powerful domain. Most sites do not. A big brand may rank despite bad optimization, not because of it. If you want better rankings, better traffic, and pages that actually convert, focus on search intent, clean keyword placement, useful content, and natural language. ⭐️ Google's Spam Policies - https://developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials/spam-policies  💎 Compact Keywords - My SEO Course - Get paying customers through SEO - Clear step-by-step video breakdowns - SEO templates to be copied and adapted for your products and services: https://compactkeywords.com/  00:00 Keyword Stuffing Intro 00:20 Google Spam Policy's Definition 01:37 Cosine Similarity Controversy 02:44 Chewy Dry Dog Food Example 03:19 Hidden Text SEO Tactic 04:22 Keyword Count And Traffic Drop 05:37 Practical Keyword Placement Rules 06:35 Write For Intent Not Hacks 07:17 Read Google Policies 07:53 Wrap Up The Edward Show. Your daily search engine optimization podcast: https://edwardsturm.com/the-edward-show/  #searchengineoptimization #seo #seocopywriting #digitalmarketing

    9 min
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    Edward Sturm
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    2023 - 2026
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