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Is It True That Google My Maps Are Not Being Indexed Anymore?
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In Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts episode 220, one viewer asked if it is true that Google My Maps are not being indexed anymore.
The exact question was:
is it true that Google My maps are not being indexed anymore?
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Tips For Cold Calling Local Businesses And Provide GMB Rankings
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In episode 230 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked tips for cold calling local businesses and provide GMB rankings.
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Hey Semantic Mastery, got any tips for cold calling local businesses and providing GMB rankings?
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Announcing the New Moz SEO Essentials Certificate: What It Is & How to Get Certified
Posted by BrianChilds
“Does Moz offer a certification?”
Educating the marketing community about SEO is one of our core values here at Moz. I worked at an agency prior to joining the team back in 2016, and much of what I learned about how to deliver SEO to our clients came from reading the Moz Blog and watching MozCon videos.
In 2016, one of Moz’s entrepreneurial product managers, Rachel Moore, launched a new catalog of SEO coursework called Moz Academy. This initiative enabled our community to learn faster through structured, interactive workshops. Since 2017, the team has taught SEO to almost 2,500 students through our various class offerings (I looked it up prior to writing this. That number made me really proud).
Across all these interactions, one question asked by our students kept surfacing: 
Can I get a certificate for completing this coursework? 
For agencies, the ability to show a certificate of completion is a way to differentiate themselves amongst a crowded market. I knew from my own experience how valuable having “HubSpot Inbound Certified” and “Adwords Certified” on my LinkedIn profile was — they allowed our team to show proficiency to our prospective clients. For our friends working as in-house marketers, showing a certificate of completion is a way of showing that the student made good on the investment they requested from their managers.
I’m proud to announce that Moz has put in a tremendous amount of effort to create a certificate program that meets this consistent customer demand. Today, Moz is launching the SEO Essentials Certificate through our Moz Academy platform. Check it out below:
I'm ready to check it out!
What is an SEO Certificate?
An SEO Certificate from Moz is all about developing familiarization with Moz tools and covering some of the essential types of projects you can use to hit the ground running. Though attendees of the Moz Academy come from a variety of backgrounds, we built the certification coursework with an Agency or freelance SEO in mind. However, I believe this material is valuable for anyone interested in learning SEO.
The certificate is focused on five core competency areas:
Fundamental SEO Concepts (Understand the Fundamentals)
Keyword research (Develop Keyword Strategies)
Page optimization (Apply On-Page Optimization Strategies)
Link building essentials (Build Effective Link Strategies)
Reporting on SEO (Create Efficient Reporting Strategies)
By completing this certificate, attendees should be able to articulate for their stakeholders where SEO fits in a digital strategy, how to find and target search engine results pages (SERPs) based on the competitive landscape, and how to approach delivering basic SEO tactics using the Moz toolset.
With this foundation, you'll be able to jump off into more advanced topics such as technical SEO fixes, local SEO, and how to set up your agency for success.
Check out just what's included in the coursework for the Moz SEO Essentials certificate:
1. Understand the Fundamentals
One challenge we observed in the development of SEO coursework: our users often started delivering organic traffic improvements without having a foundational understanding of where SEO tactics fit into a broader digital strategy. Often people will initiate optimization efforts without first conducting effective keyword research. Or, if keyword research was being done, it wasn’t framed within a repeatable, scalable process.
The Understand the Fundamentals course sets the stage for delivering SEO in a way that can be repeated efficiently. In addition to defining essential terminology used in the following classes, you learn how to organize keyword research in a way that produces insight about competition. This relatively simple framework can radically improve targeting of your SEO activities, especially for large enterprises that may compete in several different markets simultaneously.
2. Develop Keyword Strategies
After introducing a framework for conducting keyword research, the certificate program dives into a step-by-step process for creating large keyword clusters and identifying the keywords that will produce the best results. In the development of this coursework, we recognized that many articles and resources talk about keyword research but don’t define a repeatable, scalable process for actually doing it. So many articles about SEO promote hacks that may work for a particular use case, but lack step-by-step instructions. We developed this course to provide you with a practical process that can scale alongside your work.
You’ll learn the importance of mapping keyword clusters to the typical sales funnel customers follow as they move from exploration of solutions to purchase. I’ve presented this material in workshops to large enterprises and small companies — every marketing team that's used this process found it valuable.
By the end of the class, you’ll be familiar with the most valuable features of Moz Keyword Explorer and how to organize lists to help you identify and target the best keywords for your stakeholders.
3. Apply On-Page Optimization Strategies
For many websites, you can find quick wins simply by optimizing page attributes that target strategic keywords. For as much as search has evolved in recent years, we still operate primarily in a world where the text on a page defines the value of that page. This course provides an overview of those attributes and their relative importance.
You'll have a clear understanding of how to use site crawl and page optimization tools to identify, prioritize, and begin optimizing pages based on the keyword strategy they developed in the previous class. Often one of the challenges our students have discovered is that they moved too quickly into optimization without first having their strategy defined. This class will show how strategy and implementation fit together.
4. Build Effective Link Strategies
Link building is another practice that, as an agency marketer, I found difficult to scale. Many articles describe the importance of how relevant links relate to ranking, or hacks that produced a particular result for a page, but not how to create a repeatable process.
As you'll discover in the class, link building is more about process than tools. You’ll understand how to use Moz Link Explorer to isolate the best domains to target amongst the thousands you might consider. I use this process myself whenever launching new websites and it turns a week-long project into a few hours of work. For any agency, where time is literally money, driving down the cost of link analysis with Moz tools can be a big windfall.
5. Create Efficient Reporting Strategies
Whether you're working at an enterprise brand or providing digital marketing services, reporting on outcomes is a big part of your job. Because of the challenges inherent in reporting on attribution with SEO strategies, it's vital to understand both how to set up your data and some common ways to tie SEO projects to broader digital marketing initiatives. This course provides a framework for reporting on SEO that you can adjust to suit your needs. You’ll learn how to use Google Analytics and Moz tools to create actionable reports you can share with your team and stakeholders.
SEO Essentials Certificate FAQs
Here are some of the common questions our community has asked us about the SEO Essentials Certificate during the development process.
How do I get SEO Certified?
Moz offers the SEO Essentials Certificate program via the Moz Academy platform. When you visit Moz Academy, you will see the SEO Essentials Certificate program listed in the catalog. All you have to do is select the course and proceed through the login process.
How long does the SEO Essentials Certificate take?
The Moz SEO Essentials coursework consists of several hours of online instruction, as well as a few quizzes and a final exam. The coursework is developed to be completed within a week of starting. Some attendees have completed the coursework in two days, but for most folks, it takes about a week.
Will I get an SEO certificate and LinkedIn badge?
Yes! We've developed a way for you to get both a SEO certificate you can print and a LinkedIn badge to show you've completed the program. When you pass the final exam, you'll find links to both of these assets and instructions on how to generate them.
How long is the SEO Essentials Certificate valid?
The Moz SEO Essentials Certificate is valid for one year after registration. When the certificate expires, you'll need to retake the coursework to maintain your certification. We set the expiration at one year because SEO changes a lot! (Seriously — just take a look at the Google Algorithm Change History.) We want to make sure that you have the most up-to-date information when displaying your credentials online and to stakeholders.
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How Do You Rank Your GMB For Multiple Keywords After It Is Verified And Optimized?
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In Hump Day Hangouts episode 220, one participant asked how to rank a GMB for multiple keywords after it has been verified and optimized.
The exact question was:
Bradley:
How do you rank your GMB for multiple keywords once you got it all verified and optimized – Is that done via posts targeting a particular keyword then? Thanks
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Where Can You Find A List of Accepted Local Business Types For JSON-LD Markup?
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In Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts episode 229, one viewer asked where to find a list of accepted local business types for JSON-LD markup.
The exact question was:
1. Where can I find different accepted business types for a Local Business for JSON LD markup? ie. Should I just use @type LocalBusiness or Painting Contractor?
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Give it up for Your MozCon 2019 Community Speakers!
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High fives and fist bumps for each and every person who took the time to pitch their hearts out for this years’ six community speaker spots — a whopping 130 entries were submitted!
Our selection committee read, watched, and researched, whittling things down to a shortlist of top contenders and then read, watched, and researched some more to determine if a potential speaker and their talk would be a perfect fit for the MozCon stage.
We take lots of things into account during our review, but ultimately there are three main factors that determine our final selections:
Strength of the pitch (e.g., value, relevance to the audience, etc.)
Can the content reasonably be delivered in the time allotted?
Does it fit with overall programming and agenda?
After much deliberation, we’re confident these six community speakers are going to be a great addition to the MozCon Stage.
Grab a seat and see for yourself!
Ready to meet your MozCon Community Speakers?
Areej AbuAli, Head of SEO at Verve Search
Fixing the Indexability Challenge: A Data-Based Framework
How do you turn an unwieldy 2.5 million-URL website into a manageable and indexable site of just 20,000 pages? Areej will share the methodology and takeaways used to restructure a job aggregator site which, like many large websites, had huge problems with indexability and the rules used to direct robot crawl. This talk will tackle tough crawling and indexing issues, diving into the case study with flow charts to explain the full approach and how to implement it.
Christi Olson, Head of Evangelism, Search at Microsoft
What Voice Means for Search Marketers: Top Findings from the 2019 Report
How can search marketers take advantage of the strengths and weaknesses of today's voice assistants? Diving into three scenarios for informational, navigational, and transactional queries, Christi will share how to use language semantics for better content creation and paid targeting, how to optimize existing content to be voice-friendly (including the new voice schema markup!), and what to expect from future algorithm updates as they adapt to assistants that read responses aloud, no screen required. Highlighting takeaways around voice commerce from the report, this talk will ultimately provide a breakdown on how search marketers can begin to adapt their shopping experience for v-commerce.
Emily Triplett Lentz, Content Strategy Lead at Help Scout
How to Audit for Inclusive Content
Digital marketers have a responsibility to learn to spot the biases that frequently find their way into online copy, replacing them with alternatives that lead to stronger, clearer messaging and that cultivate wider, more loyal and enthusiastic audiences. Last year, Help Scout audited several years of content for unintentionally exclusionary language that associated physical disabilities or mental illness with negative-sounding terms, resulting in improved writing clarity and a stronger brand. You'll learn what inclusive content is, how it helps to engage a larger and more loyal audience, how to conduct an audit of potentially problematic language on a site, and how to optimize for inclusive, welcoming language.
Greg Gifford, Vice President of Search at DealerOn
Dark Helmet's Guide to Local Domination with Google Posts and Q&A
Google Posts and Questions & Answers are two incredibly powerful features of Google My Business, yet most people don't even know they exist. Greg will walk through Google Posts in detail, sharing how they work, how to use them, and tips for optimization based on testing with hundreds of clients. He'll also cover the Q&A section of GMB (a terrifying feature that lets anyone in the community speak for your business), share the results of a research project covering hundreds of clients, share some hilarious examples of Q&A run wild, and explain exactly how to use Q&A the right way to win more local business.
Joelle Irvine, Director, Marketing & Growth at Bookmark Content and Communications
Image & Visual Search Optimization Opportunities
With voice, local, and rich results only rising in importance, how do image and visual search fit into the online shopping ecosystem? Using examples from Google Images, Google Lens, and Pinterest Lens, Joelle will show how image optimization can improve overall customer experience and play a key role in discoverability, product evaluation, and purchase decisions for online shoppers, while at the same time accepting that image recognition technology is not yet perfect. Learn actionable tactics around image optimization, including image framing, categorizing, structured data, and indexing to better optimize for visual search.
Marie Haynes, Owner at Marie Haynes Consulting Inc.
Super-Practical Tips for Improving Your Site's E-A-T
Google has admitted that they measure the concept of "Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness" in their algorithms. If your site is categorized under YMYL (Your Money or Your Life), you absolutely must have good E-A-T in order to rank well. In this talk, you'll learn how Google measures E-A-T and what changes you can make both on site and off in order to outrank your competitors. Using real-life examples, Marie will answer what E-A-T is and how Google measures it, what changes you can make on your site to improve how E-A-T is displayed, and what you can do off-site to improve E-A-T.
Be sure to check out the initial agenda here to get a taste of all the MozCon goodness we've got in store for you.
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Does Translating YouTube Video Titles And Descriptions Result In More Traffic?
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In episode 220 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one viewer asked whether translating YouTube video titles and descriptions results in more traffic.
The exact question was:
One more question please – I have been pitched software that translate your YT videos’ title and description to multiple languages. Can this really help in getting more traffic from our videos on YT?
– Mayank
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Would You Recommend Building Out Citations With The Business.Site Address Instead Of The Typical Website To Rank In Maps?
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In Hump Day Hangouts episode 229, one participant asked if the Semantic Mastery team recommends building out citations with the business.site address instead of the typical website to rank in maps.
The exact question was:
I have a new client and their goal is to rank in maps. Would you suggest building out citations with the business.site address and not their typical website?
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Using the SERP to build your keyword list
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This post was originally published on the STAT blog.
Keyword lists keeping you up at night? We feel you — and so does every other SEO. There’s a lot that goes into producing a robust keyword list and having one can make the difference between seeing the whole SERP landscape or getting just a glimpse.
Because we care about how much sleep you’re getting (a healthy eight hours, please), we whipped up a useful guide on our favourite way to keyword list-build, and all you need are three SERP features: the “People also ask” box, related searches, and the “People also search for” box.
We’ll explain why you should give these features a test drive and how you can get your hands on all their Google-vetted queries for the ultimate, competition-crushing keyword list.
Watch us turn 3,413 Nikon-related keywords into 25,349 without lifting a pinky finger.
Google-approved search terms 
Each of these features are keyword goldmines — all three of them link to new SERPs from terms that are semantically related to the searcher’s original query. As a result, they provide excellent insight into how users follow-up, narrow down, or refine their searches and reveal relevant topics that may be overlooked.
Google has put a lot of effort (and dollars) into understanding and mapping how topics and queries are linked, and these SERP features are the direct result of all that research — Google is literally pointing you to how and what everyone is searching. Which is why we dig them so much.
The "People Also Ask"
You’re probably quite familiar with this accordion-like feature. The “People also ask” box contains questions related to the searcher’s initial query, which then expand to reveal answers that Google has pulled from other websites.
Not only are PAA questions excellent long-tail additions to your keyword set, they’re also a great resource for content inspiration. The various ways that they express the same basic question can help you expand on topics — one piece of content could easily answer PAA questions such as “What a photographer needs to get started?” and “What tools do I need to be a photographer?”
Just try not to fall down the query rabbit hole. While the PAA box used to surface anywhere from one to four Q&A combos, most are “infinite” now and can easily multiply into the hundreds — giving you a seemingly endless supply of SERPs to track.
Just where are all these questions coming from, though? Are people actually asking them? If you read our previous write up on the PAA, you’ll know that Google is not always selecting these questions based on actual searched queries, as some return zero search volume when tracked.
If that wasn’t enough to raise our eyebrows, errant capitalization or non-capitalization (“how many mm are there in one Metre?”), wonky grammar (“Is aperture and f stop the same thing?”), and odd follow-up question choices (“how do you take a selfie?” for the query [easy to use digital camera]) suggest that many PAA questions are the result of machine learning.
In other words, Google is doing its darndest to understand actual search queries and spit out relevant subsequent searches to save users the effort. And it makes sense for us to be on those SERPs when searchers decide to take them up on the offer.
In order to capture all the goodies hiding in a PAA, we created a handy report. For each of your keywords that return a PAA box, our .CSV report will list the questions “also asked” (don’t worry, you’ll only get the number of PAAs that exist before things get infinitely overwhelming) and the URLs that Google sourced the answers from, plus the order they appear in.
After we ran the report for our Nikon queries, we found ourselves looking at 2,838 potential new keywords. A quick scan revealed that many of our PAA boxes returned the same questions over and over again (65.57 percent were duplicates), so we set about removing those. This narrowed our PAA keyword list down to 977 topically related queries to explore.
Related searches 
Another go-to for keyword inspiration are the eight related searches found at the bottom of the SERP that, when clicked, become the search query of a new SERP.
For instance, if we’re interested in ranking for “best professional cameras,” a quick look at the related searches will reveal alternative SERPs that Google thinks our searchers may be interested in, like “best professional camera for beginner,” “best dslr camera,” and “best point and shoot camera.” They help us understand how our searcher may refine or expand upon their original query.
Our related searches report makes it so that you don’t have to manually gather the “Searches related to” yourself — it takes them all and combines them into a crisp and clean .CSV spreadsheet.
This report surfaced 12,526 keywords for Nikon, and just like with our PAA suggestions, we noticed a bunch of repeat related search offenders. After trimming out the duplicates (55.09 percent), we were left with 5,626 unique keywords to help us flesh out our Nikon project.
The "People Also Search for" box 
The term “People also search for” (PASF) isn’t new to the SERP, the feature did get a major refresh back in February, which levelled things up.
Now, instead of just being attached to a knowledge graph, the PASF box also attaches itself to organic URLs and contains extra queries (up to eight on desktop; six on mobile) related to the URL that surfaces it. It’s Google’s way of saying, “Didn’t find what you’re looking for? We’ve got you — try these instead.”
This SERP feature requires you to do a little pogo-sticking in order to surface it — you need to click on the organic search result and then navigate back to the SERP before it materializes.
Obviously collecting these terms would involve a lot of work and potential finger cramps. Thankfully, there’s a handy hack to bypass all that, which is great if pogo-sticking isn’t your cup of tea. This lovely bit of JavaScript code originated from Carlos Canterello and reveals all the PASF boxes on a SERP without all the back and forth-ing.
Or, for those of you feeling DIY-y, you can pull all the raw HTML SERPs and parse them yourself — sans pogo stick, sans hack. Since we’re card-carrying data nerds, we opted for this route — we pulled the raw HTML SERPs through the STAT API and had ourselves a parsing party.
With upwards of eight PASF terms per organic result per SERP, we had oodles of keyword ideas on hand — a grand total of 59,284 to be exact (woah). Once we took away the duplicates, we were left with 18,746 unique keywords. That’s quite a drop from our original number — a whopping 68.38 percent of our keywords were repeats.
Keyword evaluation
Once our reports finished generating and we’d removed all those duplicates, we had 25,349 brand new keywords from all three features — that’s 642.71 percent more than what we started with.
While we trust Google to offer up excellent suggestions, we want to be sure we’ve got only the most relevant keywords to our project. To do this, we conducted a little keyword audit.
First, we combined all our queries into a master list and did some work to surface what was useful and remove the ones that, straight up, made zero sense, such as: “Russian ammo website,” “wallmart,” and “how to look beautiful in friends marriage,” which is super specific and very odd, but we applaud the level of dedication.
This removed 2,238 keywords from the mix, leaving us with a grand total of 23,111 keywords to creep on.
Satisfied with our brand spanking new list, we loaded those puppies into STAT to follow them around for a couple of days for further vetting.
Since we like it when things are Monica-level organized (and because smart segmentation will be key to making sense of all 23,111 of our keywords), we bagged and tagged our new queries into groups of the SERP features from whence they came so we can track which makes the best suggestions.
With our data hyper-organized, and with our search volume populated, we then selected keywords that returned no search volume and kicked them to the curb. You should do this too if you want to minimize clutter and focus on queries that will drive traffic.
We also decided to remove keywords with a search volume of less than 100. Just remember though: search volume is relative. Decide what constitutes as “low” for you — low search volume may be par for the course for your particular industry or vertical. You may just decide you want to keep low search volume keywords in your toolbox.
The rest is up to you 
Now that you know how to acquire boatloads of relevant keywords straight from Google’s billion-dollar consumer research project (the SERP), it’s time to figure out what your next steps are, which is entirely dependent on your SEO strategy.
Maybe you head straight to optimizing. Perhaps you want to do more vetting, like finding the keywords that surface certain SERP features.
If, for instance, we’re interested in featured snippets and local packs, we’d look to the SERP Features dashboard in STAT to see if any of our new keywords return these features, and then click to get those exact keywords. (We’ve even got a handy dandy write-up on exploring a SERP feature strategy to help get you started.)
Whatever adventure you choose, you’re now armed and ready with a crazy number of keywords, and it’s all thanks to your comprehensive list-building, courtesy of the SERP.
Want to learn how you can get cracking and tracking some more? Reach out to our rad team and request a demo to get your very own personalized walkthrough.
If you’re ready to dig in even deeper, check out how to build an intent-based keyword list to get next-level insight.
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Should You Link Multiple YouTube Channels Within The Same Niche To One Syndication Network?
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In episode 220 of Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked if one should link multiple YouTube channels within the same niche to one syndication network.
The exact question was:
Can I, and should I, link multiple YT channels (within the same niche) to one Syndicate Network? How about other combinations like 1 YT channel and 1 website rss feed?
– Mayank
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How Often Should You Post A Blog Article To Benefit From The Syndication Network?
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In episode 229 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one viewer asked how often one should post a blog article to benefit from the syndication network.
The exact question was:
I am trying to rank a service area business. Last week you suggested that I use press releases and blogs through syndication Network to do so. The company does not currently have a blog. If we create one – How often do you suggest to post a blog article to benefit from the syndication network.
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Weekly Digital Marketing Q&A – Hump Day Hangouts – Episode 233
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Click on the video above to watch Episode 233 of the Semantic Mastery Hump Day Hangouts.
Full timestamps with topics and times can be found at the link above.
The latest upcoming free SEO Q&A Hump Day Hangout can be found at http://semanticmastery.com/humpday.
Announcement
Adam: Alright, we’re live Welcome everybody to Hump Day hangouts Episode 233. This is the episode where you get to watch her non finger all over the camera.
Hernan: Actually, unless I talk you won’t be able to watch it because it’s the cameraman. It’s on right, Bradley?
Adam: Yeah. So, have you ever seen the movie fire in the sky? Yeah, there’s this horrible alien abduction and it has to do with stuff going to people’s eyeballs. Anyways, that’s what I think of it just makes me want to stop looking at the screen. So we’re going to stop doing that and we’re going to move on and say hello to everybody real quick. We got a few short announcements and then we’re going to hop into some good stuff. So let’s start with the Hernan “finger pointer Vasquez” as he’s known around here, toys that.
Hernan: Hey, everybody, what’s up? Really excited to be here really excited for what’s coming up today. So pay close attention because it’s going to be epic and really excited for this episode. So good to be here.
Adam: Alright Marco. How are you doing, man?
Marco: I’m doing a do, man. I’m doing what do I do you know how to do?
Adam: Very well, very well. Bradley, How about yourself?
Bradley: That’s tough to follow that Onomatopoeia or what is there’s a lot of do’s in there. So I don’t know how to follow that much. But I’m good. I’m happy to be here. I’m going to do once we get through announcements, I’m going to do a brief kind of update to video Legion system which is in launch right now, really, I just want to talk about some advanced follow up methods that are not in the training, but I’m going to just cut this section out and put it into the training because there’s some really cool stuff that can be done to help get much better results with automating follow up specifically in a way that I’m going to talk about that’s kind of unique. And again, the whole point of video lead gen system was really to set yourself apart from all the other spammers out there that are contacting local businesses, trying to you know, get, sell them advertising and marketing services or leads or whatever the case may be. And so, once we get through announcements, I got a couple of things I want to go through and you guys will see hopefully, some of the power of how this unique method can really help you stand out above and beyond, you know, separate you from the crowd of other marketers out there. Does that make sense?
Adam: Sounds good, awesome pumped to hear that. So we’re going to keep it pretty short. So we want to get into this stuff today and no one wants to hear about this. So real quick, if you’re watching this for the first time. First of all, thanks for watching, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re watching live or you’re checking out the replay on YouTube or something you can always go to semanticmastery.com/hdquestions, ask your questions. If you can’t make it live, that’s fine, but we highly encourage you to check it out. You get a lot more out of it if you’re able to interact. be here with us live. If you know anyone that if you’re watching this or you’re watching chopped up questions later, we try to get our content out to you that you know in easily digestible pieces we know not everyone has an hour to sit down and watch the video. But if you come across something be helpful for someone please help us out and help them out, share it, send it over to them and help them out. Also, if you’re looking for the place to start, one of the questions we do get a lot is, Hey, I’m new to Semantic Mastery, what should I do first, get the Battle Plan. And you can find out more about that at battleplan.semanticmastery.com.
And I’m going to hold up the rest because I want to hear what Bradley has to say. And I think a lot of other people do as well. And just want to say if you’re not aware of it right now, Bradley just added a major update and expansion to Video Lead Gen System, which is, like all of our products, something I wholeheartedly support and something I personally use. I hadn’t done exactly what Bradley did. When he first kind of, I don’t know, Bradley, this was years ago. I mean, we just kind of talked about it, or you showed me I forget how it came about. But this is something I’ve done, hugely successful, used it in a bunch of different areas, and I don’t want to steal the thunder. So I’m just gonna say I’m gonna put the link on the page, along with a there’s a limited time discount if you want to get in and get this training for a hell of a deal. So anyway, with that, Bradley, I’ll turn it over to you.
Video Lead Gen Update
Bradley: Sure. Okay. So real quick and I’m gonna jump into just a just I’ve got one slide that I’m going to kind of walk through and show you a couple of examples of what I’m talking about. But the video lead gen system, it’s how I started growing my own agency back in 2012. When I got started in 2010, I built lead generation assets. And that was really just to prove to myself that I knew that I could do it, number one, and also because I knew that if I was going to go up, approach businesses and say, Hey, I can do SEO for you. And they said, Oh, yeah, prove it. Like I had no credibility because I had nothing to show. And so part of the reason I started building lead generation assets was, again, one to learn to prove to myself that I could do it. Number two, so that I could build kind of a portfolio of proof that gave me credibility, you know, to be able to show to potential businesses that I wanted to work with, Hey, I know what I’m doing. Look what I’ve been able to do and how those lead generation assets.
And then in 2012, once I had built up a portfolio of sites that in, you know, maps, essentially said sites that were ranked in both Google Maps and Google and they were generating leads, that’s when I opened up my agency. However, I hated cold calling, absolutely hated it. And I was having trouble finding clients other than going to like local, you know, networking events and stuff. But I didn’t even really like doing that very much. I think we as digital marketers want to be able to do everything from the comfort of our computer desk, you know what I mean? Like from behind the screen and not have to go out and interact with people at least that’s how I was at the time. So I really just decided that I wanted to do cold email, but in a way that was unique. And so I started contacting businesses that I wanted to work with. I would go just, you know, search for particular industries in particular areas and then look and find companies that I thought I might want to work with. And then I would create a video where I basically audited their digital presence, where I would analyze what their current presence was and show them where there were missing opportunities to get better results. And send them an email with the video would look like a video embed in the email, but it was really just a screenshot of the video itself. And then it would have like a play button superimposed on it, and it would be linked to the actual video. So when they clicked it, it would take them over to the video. And it would, you know, it was a video specific to them. But it’s a 10 or 15-minute video usually, that I would create for each prospect. And I would send out for every 10 emails I sent out, I would get three or four responses like clockwork, and so that’s a 30 to 40%. So an average of 35% response rate and it was great, it was fabulous. But and then out of those three or four responses for every 10 that I sent out, I would usually close one sometimes two of those into some sort of level of marketing services could be Video SEO, you know, full on SEO and Maps SEO could have been whatever. But I would usually end up closing at least one.
Now that said was a lot of wasted effort though because out of seven or excuse me 10 emails that I would send out, I record 10 to 15-minute videos for each plus the prep time, right actually analyzing and figuring out what I was going to say and all that. So, you know, you’re talking about 30 minutes, a minimum per prospect that I would reach out to times 10, that’s 300 minutes, that’s five hours. And, you know, only three or four would reply on a regular basis. So that was a lot of wasted time. And although, as I said, was super effective.
Well, recently, over the last several months, we’re really almost the last year now, you know, we’ve been building a lot of lead generation assets and that that kind of thing. And so I needed to learn how to more efficiently use that same sort of process. So that’s what the 2019 update for lead video lead gen system is, is kind of what I’ve done over the last couple of months, which was to refine the process, streamline it make it much more efficient, to where now, I’m still doing pretty much the same method where I’m still proposing via video what it is that I can do for prospects but it’s much more streamlined because of the way that I’ve developed it now it’s much more systematized and a lot of it can be outsourced. And so now what used to take me at least 30 minutes per prospect now literally takes me just a matter of two to three minutes per prospect. And again, all that’s explained in the training. But, you know, that said, there are some other things in there that I’ve learned along the process like how to in streamlining the process of finding prospects before I used to do it all manually. Now you can use there are tools and there are two tools in particular that I recommend. One of them’s a great tool called Leads Recon. It’s fabulous for this method. It really, really is. So there’s, you know, there’s a lot of things that I’ve been able to do knowing what I know now, you know, seven years after I started doing this, I’ve learned how to process turn it into processes and systematized it and become much, much more efficient and even outsource a big portion of all of it so that it really, you know, I say this is a, if it were up to me to do it all the time, it probably wouldn’t get done, at least not regularly and consistently. But because I’ve learned how to systematized and an outsource part of it, I know it gets done because I’m paying somebody to do it. And so, therefore, I know for sure that my prospecting is going to continue on a regular basis. And my pipeline is always going to be full of conversations to be had with prospects because this process has been implemented if that makes sense.
So anyway, let me grab the screen real quick. And I want to show you guys what I’ve got. And we’re just going to give you a couple of quick examples. I want to add this to the end section, where I talk about advanced methods or strategy for vertical prospecting. And specifically, what that means for you know, anybody that gets the training, you’ll know what I’m talking about. If you don’t, I highly recommend that you get to training vls.semanticmastery.com will take you to where you can buy the training, but if you’re looking to get clients or you’ve got Lead Generation assets that you want to monetize. I’m telling you this method is fat. It’s great. It’s one of the best ways that I’ve ever seen to get the conversation started okay with prospects and remember guys, that’s the hardest thing. If you’re cold calling, well God bless you. Because that sucks period. And you know, if you’re cold calling already how many times you piss people off when you call them and interrupt them, and they think that you’re soliciting them for anything whatsoever, you’re going to get called all kinds of names you’re going to get cussed at, they’re going to hang up on you all that stuff. If you just stand out cold emails, then you know that most of those emails are going to be considered spam by the prospects, they’re never going to reply or you’re going to get really shitty messages back from them. The ones that do reply, which I always thought was funny because they took the time to type out something negative to say back to you instead of just deleting the email. But that happens and don’t get me wrong, this method occasionally you will get that too but it’s much much less likely.
But you know, in any one of these words prospecting methods guys, you’re going to get really especially now I found that seven years later, right I started doing this in 2012 was now 2019. So seven years later, I found that when you’re contacting or prospecting your cold contacting you, it tends to be a catch more resistance now than we did seven years ago. And that’s probably because local businesses are completely saturated. Right? they’re overwhelmed with solicitation, emails, and solicitations. Period. Emails, phone calls, phone calls, you guys all know robocalls, like all that kind of stuff. It’s crazy. And so the only way to really get any attention is to approach it in a unique way right to stand up to set yourself apart from all the other solicitors out there, right, all the other spammers out there and do something unique to get their attention and to start the conversation and that’s really what this is all about Video Lead Gen Systems about just getting the conversation started.
Then it’s going to be up to you to close the sale, right? I’m not giving you sales training here, I’m giving you contacting and prospecting training. All right, but that’s what I wanted to point out was it’s a very unique method, it works really, really well. And there’s a lot of things that you can do to you know, once if you’re a digital marketer and you understand digital marketing, you can apply a lot of the things that you know already to make it work so much better. So, specifically, there’s a module within the new training for advanced methods for vertical prospecting. When I say vertical prospecting that means when you’re prospecting to one type of business vertical or one industry, which is what I totally recommend, and if anybody’s been following us for a long knows that I’ve always been telling you guys to you should really become a big fish in a little pond, which means stick to one industry, because then you can fully develop your marketing, your sales messaging, the way that you communicate, your creatives, you know, everything around one industry, it reduces the workload significantly, exponentially than it does if you’re trying to be all be you know everything to everybody then you’re a small fish in a big pond right that makes sense. So with vertical prospecting, when using this method it’s better to do it, in my opinion, you can use this to approach anybody okay for to sell or to prospect for any marketing service, but I recommend doing it where you’re approaching a particular business vertical, okay. And because of that, then you can do things like get people on to an autoresponder right that then you can follow up with them so prospects that may not end up becoming your client now could very well become your client, six weeks, six months, you know, a year down the road because you’ve got them on an autoresponder and also a remarketing list, for example, and you can constantly remind them, gently nudge them, that you’re still there, right and that your marketing services are there.
So that when it remember time and circumstance will change changes everybody’s mind right? So even if you get a prospect’s attention through the video email process, and they don’t become a client of yours or a service provider if you’re trying to monetize a lead gen asset, but they don’t become a client of yours right up front. If you’re constantly, your brand is in front of them, and you’re constantly reminding them via remarketing via autoresponder emails, and I’m not talking about spam emails, I’m talking about value-based emails that show that you really care about getting the results, and you’re not pushy about selling them. So for example, in the training, one of the things I give away is an email sequence. It’s a five email series sequence that’s a lead nurturing sequence that I wrote myself. It works really well for converting business owners into Google My Business Services, SEO services, and it’s something that you could send out I recommend once per week once you get them on an autoresponder you know, opted into an autoresponder and there’s a number of ways to to get them opted into an autoresponder, again, covered in the training. But once a week now for the next five weeks, or really four weeks because the first emails an introduction email, then the first email in the series starts the next day. Then for the next four weeks, you send them a value-based email that tells them how they can optimize their own GMB profile, each section of the GMB profile in fact, and at the very bottom of the email, it’s got a very soft call to action. Hey, if you need help with any of this, you have any questions please contact me and boom, it brings them back to you. It’s not a hard sell. It’s not a hard pitch or any of that kind of stuff. It’s not pushy. It’s just providing value. Well, those are the kind of things that you can do and keep them on an email list long term that in remarketing as well. They’re going to constantly see your brand, right? They’re going to have ads follow them around the web with your brand in front of them. They’re going to get an email in their inbox once a week or so. They can you can have YouTube remarketing videos, Facebook remarketing all these things to where they’re constantly seeing you at some point that going to say, holy shit this guy, this guy is everywhere. And I need my business needs leads, I’m going to talk to this person, you know what I mean? And so those are all kinds of things that you can do.
Well, one of the things that I wanted to talk about today specifically was advanced automation follow-ups. Again, this isn’t in the training, but I’m going to cut this section out and put it in the training specifically because I wanted to show you guys that are digital marketers, how you can use your knowledge to increase your own success with this method. So for example, if you get them onto an autoresponder and what which I recommend that you that should be one of your goals right is to get them onto an autoresponder because again, just because they’re not going to be a prospect now doesn’t mean that they won’t be a client later, right? Does that make sense? But with most autoresponders, any of the good ones I recommend using drip.com and the training but on any number of them do these kinds of things.
Now, there’s a use our recent unopened feature with most autoresponders to where if you get them an autoresponder and you send an email and they don’t open the email, the email autoresponder will actually know that they didn’t open it and will send it to them again and you can tell them to send it you know in three days or five days or whatever it was so that you’re making sure that they’re getting another opportunity to read those emails, especially if they’re value based, right? You want them to see those emails. You want them to open and see that you’re trying to help them without asking for anything except for Hey, if you need additional help, call me or reply to this email or schedule a call with my calendar app or whatever it is, whatever your contact, your call to action, your conversion goal is for contacting right so again, that’s something really simple that you can do once you have them on an autoresponder something else guys. Ringless voicemail, slidebroadcast.com if you don’t know what that goes check out slidebroadcast.com. It’s great. It’s a ringless voicemail system, where basically you can upload an mp3 with a message that you want to send to them and what it will do is it will call their number and their phone won’t ring if they pick up the thing hangs up on them. But if they don’t pick up then it will because it’ll be a ringless voicemail anyway, it’ll just show on their like mobile device and it will also work on about 50% of landlines. By the way, guys, not all landlines, but about 50% of landlines that have voicemail, this will work on also. But for mobile devices, it’s almost 100% it will send them a voicemail message. So that and it doesn’t ring but all of a sudden on their phone, it will show that they’ve got a message waiting, and they go listen to the message. And it could be you, you know, hey, this is Bradley Benner from Big Bamboo Marketing. And I just wanted to reach out and tell you that, you know, I’m really looking forward to or I’m hoping you know, whatever the message may be. I’m hoping that you got my video email. And if you’re interested in lead generation services, or Google might, you know, getting more leads from Google My Business, certainly give me a call or schedule a call with me via my Calendy app and give the link whatever the case may be, guys. It’s up to you to create the message but my point is that ringlets voicemail is something that you can use as part of your automated follow-up strategy.
How do you automate that? Well zen, excuse me Zapier. Zapier, if you guys aren’t familiar with Zapier, it’s like IFTTT. But if you take a look and you go to search apps and you start for slide broadcast, right there, so something that you can do is set up a zap through Zapier, that states that you will send a slide broadcast ringless voicemail to any prospect that opens at least three autoresponder emails, right so for example, you put them on a lead nurturing sequence, I give you one of them in the training that you can use for GMB or Google My Business SEO Services. But if you don’t offer that as a service guy, just create your own autoresponder lead nurturing sequence, use mine as a model and create your own right for whatever services that you sell. And then anybody that you can set it up to where Zapier connects with, in this case, drip.com and set up a zap that says for anybody that opens three autoresponder emails, send them a slide broadcast ring this voicemail and the ring this voicemail could be specific about, Hey, I know, I know you’ve been or I hope that you’ve been you don’t want to say I know that but say I hey, I hope that you’ve been reading my series on how to optimize your Google My Business profile. If you really take action on what I’ve been telling you in that email sequence, you will get more leads from Google My Business and it anytime you have any questions whatsoever, I just wanted to remind you that I’m here. Here’s my phone number, give me a call. You guys get what I’m saying. You can have different voicemail messages be delivered to them in an automated fashion specific to the sequences that you’re sending them. So it’s a great way to get their attention and to remind them that you’re there and guys, it’s automated. You just got to set it up one time and then the system will run automatically. Right.
The next thing direct mail zendirect.com. Zen Direct also connects with Zapier. So with Zen Direct for example, right here is Zen Direct okay was then direct. For example, you could set up another automation or similar automation that you can send them a letter or a postcard. All you do is upload the design to send direct. And then you fund the account to pay for the print the printing of the design, whether it’s a postcard or a letter, and it pays for the postage and Send Direct will actually create the mail piece and send it out. They’ll print it and send it out to you via us mail based upon whatever action it is that you tell them what you want it to do. So with Zapier, once again, you can say, send a postcard or a letter I typically use postcards but send a letter with anybody that’s any prospect that schedules a call with me via Calendly, right Calendly connects to Zapier. Right. So my point is, you can use Zapier and some of these other services to really set yourself apart. Think about how many spammers spam local businesses for solicitation on a regular basis or how many times Yelp calls a local business or Home Advisor for those of you in the contracting industries, how many times they get hammered with shitty sales calls, and that’s how people contact businesses. But if you set yourself apart with a unique video email, then you get them on an autoresponder there are ways to do that through the video email sequence, I talked about that in the training, and then start sending the value based emails with a soft nudge at the end just to contact you. And then you set up some of these automatic follow up.
Automated follow-ups like sending a postcard, who else sends direct mail? Nobody anymore, right? Send direct mail, send a ringless voicemail during the middle of an email sequence that, you know they’re opening because that’s the reason why they got the voicemail broadcast, right? And saying it just giving them some additional information about that particular sequence right and how, hey, don’t forget if you have any questions, I’m still here. Here’s my number, call me. Those are the kind of things that are really going to set you apart because nobody else does that stuff, guys. And so for those of you that are looking to get clients looking to monetize assets you got to think creatively instead of doing what the herd does, right the traditional wisdom which everybody’s sick and tired of just do these kinds of things and it will give you better results. So with that, I’m done. okay.
Adam: Do we have anything else before we wait too long on my screen froze for a second they’re trying to come in strategically but no good stuff. Can’t talk it up enough I love this way of doing it like you said a lot of it you know you’re providing value but you’re automating the hell out of it and you know works for you and it works for them so anyways, anyone to you know, anyone who’s doing stuff outside of this if it’s not strictly client, SEO, whatever it is, you’re doing this works across industries like don’t narrow dumping god, this is just for the one place I can use this. You can do this for damn near anything. So.
Bradley: All right, get into it. I am so we’re done with everything else announcements and.
Adam: all that good. Guys, you guys got anything?
Bradley: That’s no. Okay, I’m gonna grab the screen again. Okay.
How Do You Register A GMB In A Particular Area?
Bradley: The hangouts Alright, so we’re going to go with starting here because that was from six days ago and go forward. So Andy says hi there. You mentioned in a GMB video with Peter Drew’s Dominator site that one should consider registering a GMB in a particular area. If the GMB I don’t know niche looks uncompetitive, okay, but unless we actually have a business scenario, how do we actually do that? Thank you. That’s a great question, Andy. Well, we have a service in our store MGB for verifying or registering GMB, Google My Business profiles, where you don’t actually even have to have a physical location. Now, before we had to pause that for a bit because of some changes that were going on. It was making it very difficult to verify but is that can somebody confirm that is available still now is that correct word.
Marco: It’s available only to our MasterMind right now.
Bradley: Only to our Mastermind right now. Okay. Well, hopefully, we’ll have it back available in our store here shortly, but available for everybody. But right now there was we were verifying a ton of locations for people. And then what happened was, Google started cracking down, which they always do. We were expecting it at some point. And so we had to literally stop taking new orders for some time, but we just started like in the last couple days, I know opening that back up, and apparently it’s just to our mastermind, which is often how we do things when we have to shut stuff down when we reopen it, or when we even launch new products, it’s typically to our mastermind first, and then we smooth out any potential bugs or issues before we launch it to the general public.
So but yes, you can verify GMBs, you can buy them or for example, you can even verify your own still using PO boxes with the United States Postal Service that requires a lot of manual work and time because you have to go register the P.O. box you have to go pay for getting the keys, then go back, create the GMB listing, then go back and pick up the postcard A week later and hope that it’s there a week later because sometimes it’s not and then you know, so you got to constantly drive back and forth. I created a lot of them that way myself. So it can be done. By the way, you don’t list your PO box, you actually use the street addressing option. It’s just a separate form that you fill out. It doesn’t cost anything else. But that’s something else that you can do as a manual process. I don’t recommend that though. Because for you know, a nominal fee you can actually buy verified GMBs from our store for.
Marco: Hey, hey, Brad, the breaking news from Rob. He’s opening it up to everyone. Okay, there you go. So at first he wanted to test with the mastermind and we wanted to get caught up with all of the orders that we had, you know, backward because of all the problems. So that’s all cleared up. So yeah, we’re open and ready to go.
Bradley: So mgyb.co, that’s the store. You can buy them there. Okay, Andy, so you can just go check them out there.
Does Google Assign A Dynamic URL For GMB Profiles?
Okay, Will’s up, he says Bradley and Local Lease Pro you showed us how to find the GMB share URL for our profile. And every time I do this, I’m getting a different URL that resolves to my profile. Is this than a dynamic assignment by Google? Is there a time expiration by this link? By any chance? Thank you know, but what I, I’m not going to go into a gym be an asset right now. But one the best URL for that now, guys, because it’s a straight three on one with no redirects. or excuse me, it’s a straight URL with no redirects at all. Not even a 301 redirect is if you go into your DMV dashboard, and where you can click on the Info tab or even from the Home tab. Inside the GMB dashboard, you’ll see where it says view on search and view on maps. right there are two links that will save you on search your maps if you right-click the View on maps, and click copy link address, paste it into a text file a notepad file. Then you’ll see it’s a Maps, Google com something question marks, cid= but that that URL there you that if you actually put that URL into a, and there’s some character sometimes that’s appended to the end of that, cid, you know that cid number or whatever, you can eliminate that. But if you that, that cid URL, essentially, if you put that into a redirect checker, you’ll see it redirects to www.google.com slash map slash, question mark, whatever equals c ID, whatever. So all you do is the short method here is just right-click on that view on maps link inside your GMB dashboard, click copy link address, paste it into a notepad file, and then change the maps. google com the map subdomain, change that to http://www. That’s it. Once you do that, now you have a straight URL to the maps listing is no redirect. And it’s the best URL to use because it’s going to stay consistent. And you can use that for link building. Okay. So there you go. That’s the best URL for that.
How Would Google Know Where Your Business Is Located When They No Longer Require An Address?
Mark says hi, in GMB. For service area businesses, Google only requires a service area zip code or city they no longer require an address. Well, they do when you register the listing, you have to have an address. However, if the distance is one of the most important ranking factors, I’m assuming that providing an address would be important. Otherwise, how would Google know where you are located? Is that correct? No. Again, because by Google’s own terms of service, if you are a service area business and you list your physical address, you can get your profile terminate or suspended. Okay, we’ve had seen it time and again from people that didn’t know that or they would assume what you’re assuming Merv and they would go in and put their show their address, right so they put a physical address. Remember, when you registered the GMB, you had to have a physical address period, you can’t get it without listing a physical address when you register the GMB and so Google knows where that business is located. If it’s a service area business, the first thing you’re supposed to do before adding your services areas is clicked into the physical location setting and click that blue link that says clear address, you clear the address, then save, then you go to the service area section and add your service areas. So Google knows for sure where your business is located when you verified that profile. Okay?
So make sure that you do that because there are only a few exceptions out there that the algorithm or will automatically still often suspend the profile. If you try to add a physical location to a service area business. There are sometimes I’ll give you an example because I’ve run into this with Remodeling Contractors Kitchen Remodeling Contractors in particular typically have a lot of them have showrooms where they showcase kitchens like so they have countertops and cabinets and different kitchens that are kind of set up in in a storefront to show off what their kitchens look like, but their service area businesses. Obviously, they go install kitchens at the customers’ location, not in their store. So that’s one of the few exceptions where you can have a service area business, but also have a physical address because people do want to come to the showroom. But I’ve had it happen where some of the assets that I’ve worked on have been suspended. And I’ve actually had to call Google My Business help or support in order to resist get it to get it reinstated by proving that there was a show room but it was also a service area business. That makes sense. So there are few exceptions where there it will be both but it’s very rare. And even with those exceptions, you still oftentimes will get the listing suspended and you have to contact GMB support and have it reinstated by proving that it is both a storefront and a surface area business. Okay. So if it’s a spam address, you don’t want to do that obviously.
What’s The Best Way To Get At Least One Review To A GMB Page So It Doesn’t Stand Out So Much?
Ken says what’s the best way to get at least one review to a gym be so it doesn’t stand out? So much How can I get the initial review? Well, you can spam it can, you know, I don’t recommend doing that there are legal reasons, sometimes depending on what state you’re in. So you got to be real careful about that kind of stuff. But you could certainly spam a review. You know, just so you know, I mean, I’m not encouraging that I’m just telling you, that’s one way you could do it. The other way you could do it would be if you have, if you’ve never sold a lead from that particular location, or you’ve, you don’t have a client or whatever, then you can’t really solicit an actual customer review. But if you have actually generated leads that you’ve been able to monetize, then you could always ask the, you know, one of the leads that have come through to leave a review, that’s always you know, a possibility. Again, I know that’s difficult. But if you want to do it legit way, that’s the way you do it. Otherwise, you could spam it. Again. I’m not encouraging that because you got to be careful about which states you do that in and that kind of stuff, but that’s certainly a possibility.
Is There A Difference Between P1-P6 Embeds In The MGYB Store?
Jason says two questions and MGYB store for embeds, there is P1-P6. Other than the numbers of embeds, is there a difference between each p order? I don’t know. I can’t answer that.
Marco: No, no, there’s no difference. It’s just the number of embed.
Bradley: Okay. Thanks.
What Is The Typical Turn Time For Deep Keyword Research In MGYB?
Bradley: Number two, what is the typical turnaround time with MTV orders in particular deep keyword research?
Marco: He keeps asking, I think this is the same person, he’s asked the same question like three, four different places. Please don’t do that. It doesn’t help. But it’s three days, typical turnaround. But, of course, if there are orders previously in the queue, that’s going to delay your orders will still take three days to create, but it’s three days from the moment they start working on it. So it could be a week, it could be 10 days before they start working on it. It all depends on how many orders are already in the queue, which each of those will take three days to complete.
Bradley: Okay. Thanks. Scott said what’s up Scotty says Brad, have you hired an Excel database developer? If not the content client. Thanks, Scott. I did actually see I didn’t really need a database developer I just needed it’s really for just some Excel-like list cleaning and formatting and stuff like that for contact lists like big, big contact lists. And so anyway, I did get that squared away. I found somebody on up work from the Philippines. Her name’s Angela and she’s great. I’ve already hired her for at least six different jobs in the last two weeks and she’s doing a great job for me so I’m happy but thank you, Scott. I appreciate that.
Do You Have Video Training On The Best Practices Of Using RYS Drive Stacks?
Bradley: Ron says I just received my first job is from you. Do you have video training for best practices? you should get the black book run that should get sent with every order is that correct?
Marco: No. That they get the done for you User’s Guide the Black Book is only available in RYS Academy Reloaded. So the done for you User’s Guide is not sent. But that’s sent with the order. That’s what I meant. He should have gotten that done for you Users Guide if he didn’t, then he should write to [email protected] and request the done for you User’s Guide.
Bradley: Okay, there you go. I’m sorry. I can conflict the two terms. But yes, get the User’s Guide. And then obviously, if there are any specific questions about that, we can answer them in here and Hump Day hang out. So we’re in one of the groups about, you know, things that you can do link building is one of the best things you can do to get more power out of them. So, you know, we’ve got a link building service that is designed specifically for that kind of stuff in our store, mgyb.co, again, it’s by our own link builder has been working for me for like five or six years now. He’s freaking fabulous. He knows exactly. He’s a pro. And so he’s the one that handles all the link building specifically for these kinds of methods, and it works incredibly well. So this is I’m really afraid of doing something wrong and jeopardizing my investment. Bradley does such a great job training. I was hoping there would be some video available. Yeah, again, the user’s guide has all the training that you should need. But if there’s something in particular that you need to know about, you know, we’re actually Marco and I starting tomorrow. By the way, we should have announced this by the Marco and I starting tomorrow are doing MGYB training where we’re going to hold a webinar monthly, where we’re going to talk about the best practices for different products tomorrow, it’s going to be about syndication networks, why they’re so important in 2019, because they have a lot of people say, well, the syndicating content really still helping 2019. Well, they still survive. Yes, it does help. Maybe not as effective as it was four years ago, but it’s still as effective but syndication networks have a are very effective for another reason. And that’s entity validation. And they’re more effective for that reason now than they have than they were in the past. They’re more effective than ever, in fact, and that’s, in particular, that reason. So again, Marco and I starting tomorrow at 4:30 pm. Eastern, we’re having a webinar and MGYB and we’re going to do one monthly where we’re going to take a particular product or service and highlight the best uses of it best practices and what are the things to do once you’ve received them to get the best use out of them are the most that you know the best results from them, so perhaps Marco and I will do drive stacks next month. What do you think Marco? I’ll take the silence as a yes.
Marco: Oh, sorry. I was talking to a muted Mike. Yes, definitely.
Bradley: Okay, so syndication networks will be tomorrow. By the way, you can ask other questions during those webinars like we’re going to do 30 minutes of training, and it’ll be 30 minutes of q&a about anything MGB related. So if that’s a question that you want, Ron, do we have the link for that? But guys, can we send Ron the link for the webinar tomorrow? Yeah, it’s gonna be the same each time. Let me grab that. I’ll pop that on a PageRank. Now, okay. Yeah, Ron. So check out the comments section here, you’ll see the link to the MG ye webinar. It’ll be the same every month and you can come and ask questions there. But you know, like I said, we’re going to do 30 minutes of training tomorrow will be about syndication networks, and then we’re going to answer questions for 30 minutes and we can cover maybe your question a little bit more in depth there.
How Do You Come Up With A YouTube Channel Name For A Lead Generation Business?
Mike says when coming up with a name for YouTube channel for lead gen or local business, how can I make up also an address for using it for some kind of NAP backlinks and local citation. Thanks. Well, when coming up with a name for YouTube channel for lead gen for a local business, how can I make up also an address for using it for some kind of NAP backlink? Well, if it’s for a local business, they have an NAP, so I don’t understand I’m not sure I understand the question might if it’s for a local business, they already have an NA P. So why don’t you just list there NAP YouTube citation is a powerful citation. I know that because I use bright local citations for my clients. And it’s always ranked as one of the highest or most you know the most powerful citations. So YouTube you can put it in the channel the about or the description of the channel description the about section, you put the sap there you also every time you publish a video for that business or lead gen video, whatever you always put the sap in the video description as well. If it’s for lead generation asset, you should still have an NAP, I don’t recommend if it’s a spam address that you put the street address, but you can still put the name, city state zip and phone number but don’t put the street address, it still counts as a citation. It’s just a partial citation, right? And a link back obviously to the digital asset, whether it’s a GSB website, the GMB map URL, or if you have a self-hosted website link back to that as well let link to all of them. Does that make sense? So again, if it’s if you have a Google My Business profile, it had to have had an address period at some point, it had to have had an address for else you can’t have a Google My Business profile. So if that’s what you’re looking to promote, use that address. If it’s a service area business or a spam address, hide the street address. Don’t publish that just published. The name, the city state zip and phone number and in the links back to the digital assets again, GMB website GMB map share URL, or excuse me that the GMB map URL the one that I just talked about, where you right-click the View on maps. Change the subdomain from maps.to www dot. And that’s your that’s the best URL to use for that for now on. Okay. And then obviously if you have a self-hosted website link to that, too. All right.
Do You Still Recommend Uploading Videos As Live Event And Schedule Them?
Greg says I want to begin uploading some videos to my channel. Do you still recommend uploading as a live event scheduled without a week? What is the software you recommend for uploading? I can’t remember the name something like oh, GM or GMB note. There was excuse me OBS which is I think, I don’t know, OBS if you just click go to Google and search for OBS broadcasting software or something like that. Whatever our live stream OBS live stream that’s the software that you can use this free you know there’s other ones like wire cast or two but their pain in the ass to use. OBS works really well we’ve got a video on our YouTube channel, just go to youtube.com slash semantic mastery use the search channel feature and in search for OBS and you’ll find a couple of videos where I Talk about how to use that to live stream even pre-recorded videos. It’s not hard to do, and it works really well. And yes, live streaming still gets more reach guys, like even live streaming and pre-recorded video gets more reach than just uploading. So I still do some video SEO stuff for a video production company, not nearly as much as I used to, they really slow down onboarding new clients, but occasionally I still get a new job for that. And when I do I still do the same thing. They just send me the video file. And then I livestream it into my channel that I used to syndicate out to a bunch of networks, syndication networks, right? And so it works really, really well it does, it absolutely helps. It’s better than just a straight upload.
Marco: And for anyone that’s going to go to our YouTube channel and search right, use the channel search function. It’s really good. It’ll find everything that’s related to your search. But don’t forget to subscribe while you’re there.
Bradley: That’s right. That’s right subscribe so you get notified when we have new videos and live streams and all that kind of stuff. So.
Can You Order Multiple RYS Stacks To Target Multiple Location Pages?
Alright, so the next question is, can you order multiple stacks to target multiple location pages? You can.
Marco: No we won’t do it. I mean, yeah, multiple stacks in the same stack. We won’t do that. But if you’re going to order multiple drive stacks targeting each location, yes, we will do that. We are talking. Here’s the thing we are talking about being able to expand dr stacks offering that as a service, but it takes about as long to create a drive stack inside the root folder, and then a companion Gsite, inner page as it does to create the original stack. And so we’d be close to the same price unless we can figure out how to do it quicker. Robin and I were just talking about it this morning. By the way, we’re going to figure that out. But the answer is yes. If you’re going to order individual stacks if you want it within the same stack. We’d have to charge you the same price regardless. And we don’t we’re not offering that at this point.
Bradley: Yeah. Okay, there you go.
Can You Rank A Service Business Page In Multiple Locations With One Address?
Bradley: service business, can they rank in multiple locations with one address, not in target location? Do you offer any products to help with that in mgyb.co? Yes, you can. That’s really what local GMB pro was about being able to rank in order and get leads from Google My Business even as kind of a workaround for the proximity issue. I know what you’re talking about, Tash I guess, you know, part of what Local Lease Pro was about was registering new GM bees in the actual locations that you want to get ranked in because that was really the point because of the proximity issue ever since the mobile index first switch which occurred in July of 2018. Proximity is a huge factor now for GMBs. Yes, you can still get GMBs to produce leads or and you know, some rank in cases in adjacent areas. But once you go far outside of or beyond immediate adjacent areas, it’s very difficult to have a GMB rank. It still can be done but you have to build massive authority and you also have to do a lot of what Marco calls expanding the centroid and that’s what we teach in Local GMB Pro. We do we have something in mg y be that can do that for you other than drive stacks and, you know posting which I don’t think we’re offering GMB posting yet publicly. You know, where we do the actual posts and everything for you. I don’t think that we have anything available in the store that can do that for you yet, that is coming. We are working on some of these GMB services off page services especially while including posting which is really on page but we can do that through API so we don’t have to actually have access to your account. And that’s really, again, there are certain things that you can do to get better results in and circumvent the proximity issue to a degree, but it requires developing a massive authority as well as very specific procedures or methods we cover in local GMB Pro. Mark, do you want to add to that?
Marco: No, I like it, man. You have to create, as you said, its massive trust, massive authority. So you can expand the center and you have to create the relationship, right. So it’s not just going willy nilly and trying to expand that century, it’s creating that relevance between your business your center, it is a business center. That’s all that means what Google considers the origin of your business. So for us, it’s a location, it’s at the center of the area that you service. So from there, if you want to extend past your service area into an adjacent area, you’ll see sometimes when you’re looking at maps or whatever, that some businesses will bleed into areas where they should where they shouldn’t be ranking. This is where your local least pro method comes in and really takes advantage of those areas where you can really go in and hyper-target and go in and, and rank real quick in the three pack. But in order to do that from your business century, it takes overpowering kind of the proximity factor in the algorithm so that you can get past that you need to break past it somehow. And that takes massive power.
Bradley: Yeah, it does. And it takes some work. It’s not something that can be done overnight, but it can be done. So. That’s a good question.
Would It Be Beneficial To Associate 3 Brands Under The Same Niche Or Should You Keep Them Separate?
Bradley: Jeff says I have three brands and related real estate niches. We Buy Houses real estate agents and discounted property marketplace, would it be beneficial to associate these brands using links between the sites or is it better to keep them completely separate? If it’s all the same brand? You know, then yeah, I would absolutely encourage you to interlink those guys like got guys branding is so important now and authority and entity authority is so important. Again, we’re going to be covering part of that tomorrow. The mg Why be a webinar about syndication networks, um, but so my point is that
Guys, you know, we used to always think we always had to hide footprints, but I’m telling you, you know, spammy footprints, yes, but if you have a brand, but you’ve got it spread across three different websites, because they’re there, they’re related, but yet they’re separate services. And I get what you’re saying, right? You’ve got a, a website for sellers. In other words for you to acquire properties for seller p property owners to come to you that says, Yes, come by my property, right. For motivated sellers, I get all that, then you have one that is for real estate agents, obviously. And then the last one would be for where you’re selling properties that you’ve acquired, right, so that now you’re the owners, and you’re looking to sell or to flip properties. I get that, well, if it’s all the same brand, I can understand having three separate websites, but yes, I would absolutely interlink those, because, again, it’s just, you know, it makes sense. It’s logical. It’s all the same brand. It’s not, in my opinion, there’s nothing spammy about that. Because you’re you’re essentially the same brand and you’re just letting Google know hey, this is my Buying site is my real estate agent site. And this is my selling site. But we’re all the same brand. And in my opinion, that’s going to give you a boost because Google’s going to see it that way. Right? So for example, with some of my multi-location lead generation assets, you think that I would say, Oh, no, you want to keep all of your assets separate. But if it’s for a, a brand, if they’re all for one brand, not pseudo brands, but an actual bona fide brand, I linked those now, like, and I do, because it really does help create a bigger footprint in this case, it’s a beneficial footprint, not one that’s going to harm you. Does that make sense? and Marco, do you want to add to that?
Marco: No, I thought that was great.
Bradley: Okay. Yeah, I would absolutely do that, Jeff. You know, as I said, I’ve got some projects I’m working on where I’ve seen an absolute benefit from doing that. Again, if you’re not doing anything spammy with those three sites, like on page spam stuff, then there’s no reason why you shouldn’t be interlinking those and because again, that’s just going to continue to further validate that entity. Right.
Marco: Jeff, his house. He’s in our mastermind I recognize that question. We can expand on it like during a webinar if you asked her a question. And we can really get deep into this because there’s a ton of ways that you can take advantage of bringing all that power into that one entity, right, getting that one entity that relates to buying houses and being a real estate agent and working in the discounted property marketplace. Right? All of those niches together. I like it. So come and ask us in the mastermind, you know that mastermind members it will always say that membership has its benefits. So by all means, we’d be happy to take a look and point you in the right direction.
Bradley: Yeah, and I’m actually working on a very similar project, Jeff, that I’ll be revealing in the mastermind in the coming weeks. That would be right up your alley, very closely related to kind of what you’re doing here. So I’m actually really anxious to talk about it now. But I can’t I’m not going to yet. But that’s something that in the coming weeks, I’m going to be revealing, like some stuff that I’ve been working on it. And so I think that’ll it’ll be really helpful for you as well. So we’ll talk about that in the mastermind. PoFU. Okay, that must have been well.
Marco: I wonder who that is? Yeah.
Bradley: It must have been Marco.
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How Do You Get Different Versions Of A YouTube Channel URL?
Fit says how would you get the many different versions of a YouTube channel URL? Um, well, there’s I know there’s one we had a mastermind member who a remember I don’t he has. I think he’s not with us anymore. But no, yes. Yes. He Yes. He shared it out in our mastermind. And that’s the only way that I’m going to share this with you right now. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, I wasn’t going to share it. But he created a Google Sheet or Excel sheet. I think it was a Google Sheet that you would just post the URL and it would spit it like and it would convert it to all the versions of that URL for YouTube, which was like dozens and dozens of them was ridiculous, but I know there’s software’s out there that will do that too. Probably. You can find them nine two, I would just do some searches pits Google searches, it’s likely that you’ll find like a script in a black hat forum or something like that, that you can use that will convert it. You just paste in a URL and it’ll spit out all the different results. Damon Nelson had something called Vid Penguin was that that was a funny name, but I think it was Vid Penguin. And it did exactly what you’re talking about. And then it would also create an RSS feed out of the videos and like do some other stuff. But I don’t know if he still supports that product or what but it’s, I know that it did exactly what you’re asking about. Okay, check that out.
Bradley: Okay, um, let’s see, Toby. Where’s the live Hump Day? Is this not live? should be.
Adam: Yeah, we’re good videos.
Bradley: Okay. I was gonna say I know I saved the page this time. I didn’t a couple of weeks ago.
When Making A Data Hub As Replacement For G+, Is It Better To Create A Single HTML Page With @ID Or Create Separate S3 HTML Pages And Interlink Them?
Paul’s up. In Syndication Academy you say the workaround for G Plus is the HTML page as a data hub to replace you. Plus, my question is, would you make the HTML page a single page that includes the ad ID? And all that’s included on it? Or would you break it up into s3 or into three or four s3 pages interlinked with jump links to each other? Or have just two HTML pages, one for social properties? And then IP and the other is the ad ID page. Ideally, which option? Really, that’s just a personal preference. Um, you know, I would probably have two separate pages for that, like, in other words, have one it’s just that would, what I would what I would do is have one that would be specifically just for like, like a social hub where it doesn’t have all the iframe embeds only because that one would be like, it would load quicker, it would be one that I would just have the NTP listed. And then maybe like it would be like essentially a resource for all of the syndication network properties as well as other web to auto-properties. I mean, again, it’s syndication Academy, you know that we encourage going out and creating a web to Dotto profiles, even ones that you can’t syndicate to because those are like social citations. That’s essentially what they are. And especially if you take the time to fill out the profile and complete it, put a nice description in interlink when and when and where available. Put branding on the correct branding, as well as graphics, you know, the same logo images and header images where you can, all of that stuff really does make a difference, you know.
So, we, you know, we’ve encouraged to do that. The point is, is to catalog all of those, put them in one location shit, you can put them in a G sheet that you make public and then hammer that out with links, you know, there are things that you can do. My point is, you could do that with an S three page, the one that’s just a clean page that would list all of where you’re located like you but I’d still put an AP on there. If it’s for a local business. I’d also you know, maybe do you know, list all of the different profiles and make sure that they’re linked to those profiles, and just go in and update it as you add new profiles. But then I would still have the ad ID page. Separate because of that
Something again, it loads slow. That’s strictly an SEO thing. The profile page could actually be something that I would publish in places if that makes sense. That’s what I would do, Paul. Okay. And again, I was talking about using just the ad ID page as the G Plus replacement. But as you have a project that builds up more and more profiles, I really would separate the two because the one like I said, could literally be like a public site, that one that you promote in places, I wouldn’t necessarily do that with the ad ID page. Because you know, the pages look can look spammy. And because the iframe is they load slow shit sometimes, especially the more iframe you stack into it. And that can create issues. It’s again, that’s an SEO tactic. All right.
All right. We’re just about done. We’re almost out of time. Anyways, so.
Bradley, he says, These are separate brands. Well, they’re separate brands then. Okay, Jeff, that’s a good question. If you were, if there were separate brands, I probably wouldn’t interlink them unless, unless you were going to interlink them with hidden footprints like you would if they were PBNs. In other words, if they’re different brands and you don’t have any connection between them in any way shape or form via, you know, ownership or that kind of stuff, then you could use them you could interlink them in a way like you would with PB ends in in a way to like kind of benefit from different IP, you know, having different domains linking from different IPS and that kind of stuff. But if they’re all registered under the same domain registrar, for example, with all they’re all hosted in the same place, for example, then no I wouldn’t interlink them at all. If they were set up a separate entities completely, like different hosting accounts or different IPS, different name registrar’s, you know, there’s no connection between the owners, you know, like, on the about pages and stuff like that, then yeah, you can interlink them as a weight just like you so would essentially be like each one would be almost like a pbn link to the other. Does that make sense? Again, if they’re the same brand that interlinking them is valuable if they’re not the same brand interlinking them, you can but I would be careful and treat it as like pbn links in that you would want to make sure that your footprint was hidden. So essentially, it would be acting as just as a good valid backlink from another site. So it makes sense. But I don’t see any, if they are linked together or hosted on the same hosting account, things like that, then I necessarily I wouldn’t necessarily link them together at that point. Exactly. look like a footprint. Man. That’s a great entity question for tomorrow. Yeah. Yeah.
Okay, well, looks like we’re done. So hope everybody enjoyed it. We will see. Some of you are hopefully all of you at the MTV webinar update webinar tomorrow. It’s also going to double as the syndication Academy update webinar but 30 minutes of training about syndication networks and in 30 minutes of questions and answers. What time is that up brother 4:30 pm. Eastern. Awesome. Alright, everybody and links on the page and I’m going to put the links in the Video Lead Gen System. If you’re looking to fill your pipeline without cold calling, that’s the way you want to do it. And especially right now where you can get a sweet nice discount since Bradley just did this big update to it.
Awesome. All right. Do we have a couple of minutes before we go? Adam and you’re Yeah, I’m familiar with it too. But what’s your average opening rate without the video? lead gen system? Man, this is kind of embarrassing on two counts like one. It’s been a while since I haven’t done that. So I don’t recall exactly, but it was a hell of a lot lower. I mean, I the number I quote was because I was like, You know what, I never kept great stats on this. I’m going to go look it up. And I was actually shocked the industry average like Well, sorry, across industries is under 1%.
It’s under 1%. I can say that when I was doing it. I was at around 1.75 or some shit like I hate cold calling and I hate it for that reason because it’s like you have to be, I don’t know, rejection, rejection proof, almost, because you’re going to be rejected almost 99% of the time. And so that kind of, it sucks it if you’re trying to do that, and you’re trying to generate clients, and you’re trying to keep clients in the pipeline, but you have to reach out to 100 to get, you know, one, one and a half 1.75 or whatever your averages for whatever industry, which is ridiculous. So, so think about doing it that way. Versus Yeah, I don’t know if you’re going to get that to 30 or 40. Bradley has it home then. That’s what he’s teaching. And if you work it enough, I know that you can get that or better. But man, if you can get a 20 your, what, 200 times above industry average. Come on, man, that that’s like that’s a no brainer.
I love it. I love getting in front of people. They get to know you. They get to know what you do. They create that familiarity that likeability is when you finally reach out. It’s like they’re talking to an old buddy because you’ve been fucking with them through the emails, five, six, he knows five, six weeks. And it’s like, Okay, I know this guy that Beth Bradley from the email to creates that I really liked this method and how he does it. That was the point it was about warming the prospect up to where when it and getting a conversation started again, that was always the hardest part was for me was to get the conversation started. Once I got the conversation started I was I’m able to close a lot of the people that I talked to, because I’m able to show them how I can provide value for their business. And so, again, the hardest part is when-when you’re trying to start that conversation, if they think you’re soliciting them, they’re immediately going to put up defenses and that’s why cold emails like straight cold emails typically don’t work and cold calling very, very difficult. Called to get any traction. But this way you’re warm them up, right you can send them a video explaining what you’ve got or how you can help them really, that they can watch at their own convenience. So you’re not interrupting them in the middle of the day, right with a cold call or an interruption marketing type stuff they can watch it at their own convenience when it’s convenient for them. They, they can watch it again and again. And what’s funny is if you want to use one of the email tracking apps, which is critical, it’s recommended for the process, you’ll see that a lot of the times they’ll open that email and they’ll watch the video three or four or five times go forward the email to other people on their team or other owners or other executives, whatever the case may be. And so you’ll be able to look at the tracking activity and determine which of the prospects are the hottest prospects and remember, not all these people are going to reply back to you once they’ve seen your video because they still think they’re going to be sold to. And that’s true. That’s I mean, it’s very true. I want to be real clear. This doesn’t mean
They’re always going to call you back or scheduled call via your Calendy app or opt-in or whatever your call to action is your conversion goal is it doesn’t mean they’re going to take action. But what it does is you can use the email tracking app to determine which ones are the most engaged with your message. And then you follow up with them more again, Adams got a little order bump that talks about follow up as part of the funnel for this, this product. That is absolutely true. Don’t one and done it, guys. If you send a message and you see that they’ve engaged with your landing page or your video, depending on how you haven’t set up I recommend the landing page. And they don’t reply, don’t give up on them. Send them another email, send them another email. And that’s the thing. When you see that you can set up email, activity tracking and notifications so that you can get notified when they click the link. So you know, when they’re when they have seen your video, they’ve gone to your landing page. That is the very best time to follow up. Follow up with the phone call. If you’re not afraid to or follow up with the follow-up email and say right
And they’re like, Hey, I don’t know if you had a chance to see my video yet that I sent you. But I just wanted to find you know they did because you just got notified that they click the link. So then you send them an email saying like, I don’t know if you had a chance to watch the video that I sent you, but I just wanted to follow up to provide you with some more information. And that’s where you continue the conversation again, that’s the hardest part is getting the conversation started. This method will help you to do that. So yeah, anyone familiar with sales knows that the number one thing that you have to do is create or generate likability. If you can’t get people to like you in some kind of way. They will not buy from you. This does it this generates that right again, familiarity, which generates likability, it’s like, Okay, I’m talking to a homeboy, I know this guy because, from all the stuff that’s been going back and forth, it’s a foot in the door. But I mean, we can’t sell for you. You have to go and you have to close the deal. So maybe at some point, we need to create also some type of sales trainer training. Yeah. For people who are having time just closing the deal. Anyway, I just wanted to get that in because I really liked this video sales letter method. I think it’s one of the best things that I’ve seen out there.
Alright, guys, we’ll see you all next week or tomorrow on July be webinar and do I be there. I’ll be everyone. Bye, everybody.
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Do You Need Separate YouTube Accounts When Using Hangout Millionaire To Upload The Same Video To Different Channels?
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In episode 220 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one viewer asked if one needs to use separate YouTube accounts when using Hangout Millionaire to upload the same video to different channels.
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If I use a tool like Hangout Millionaire to upload the same video to different YT channels, is that safe enough, or do they need to be separate YT Accounts?
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Is There A Way To Check Keyword Rankings By Bulk?
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In episode 229 of Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked if there is a way to check keyword rankings by bulk.
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Is there a way to check keyword rankings by bulk?
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What Is The Difference Between The GMB Post Scheduler And Briefcase Plans In MGYB?
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In episode 220 of the weekly Hump Day Hangouts by Semantic Mastery, one viewer asked for the difference between the GMB Post Scheduler and Briefcase plans in MGYB.
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Going to post this in FB GMB group too but thought it might be helpful for others outside of that group.
I’m not quite understanding the application differences for the GMB Post Scheduler and the Briefcase plans inside MGYB…
My immediate need: I have 4 separate GMB properties right now I’d like to auto post to. In other words, set up roughly 30 posts for each entity and let the poster run. Then do the same each month. 1 post per day 5 days a week in each property.
It seems the $20 a month Post Scheduler program would work for now. But what or how is the Briefcase plan used in comparison? I guess I’m trying to be clear on advantages to each.
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How Do Choose A Name For A Local Lead Gen YouTube Channel?
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Hello everyone,
I want to create a Youtube channel for a local business lead gen. Can you please show an example of the right way to choose a name for the channel and for the company?
It should be just “”city + industry””? Or it better to make up a brand name for that?
And also, It is good to include the exact keyword in each title name of every social network like Tumblr and google site? Thanks a lot!
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Would You Recommend Using The Deep Interlinking Tool From Ultimate SEO Plus To Silo A Site With 650 Blogs?
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In episode 220 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked if the Semantic Mastery team recommends using the deep link interlinking tool from Ultimate SEO Plus to silo a data center facility architect site with 650 blogs.
The exact question was:
Inherited a non-siloed site (Data Center Facility Architect) that has 650 blogs on it. Traditionally, I like BOTH hard and linked silo structures. However, the thought of even having one of my staff categorizing each blog to /%category%/%title% and 301 redirecting all those gives me tired head. If you were me, would you just use Ultimate SEO Plus’ deep interlinking tool and just link the keywords as they occur in all those blogs to the appropriate Service Page when possible? (Granted, it means a single blog might link to two different service pages…tensile siloing not clean siloing). #onpage
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