Please do this for the upcoming Google update

You have a bit more than a month before the next Google update.

It should be a big one...

But what makes this one unique is that Google is telling you what to fix in advance.

Here's what you have to fix in the next month or so.

Don't wait till the last minute, the last thing you want to do is lose traffic when you could have prevented it.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

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17 books for Python programming

Serverless Guide for Everyone, 17 Books to Learn Python, and Effective Code Reviews on Remote Teams

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Announcement: Please do this for the upcoming Google update

You have a bit more than a month before the next Google update.

It should be a big one...

But what makes this one unique is that Google is telling you what to fix in advance.

Here's what you have to fix in the next month or so.

Don't wait till the last minute, the last thing you want to do is lose traffic when you could have prevented it.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

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The SEO Checklist - How to Fix All of Your SEO Errors

With over 200 ranking factors how do you ensure that you are doing everything correctly?

So, I thought I would make it simple for you.

Today I have an easy way to spot if you are doing anything wrong in SEO.

Here's how.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

PS: Here's how to build links fast.

PPS: This is the easiest way to get traffic as a beginner.

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This is how many keywords you need to put in your blog posts

Have you ever wondered how many keywords you need to include in your blog post?

What if I told you there was a magic number if you wanted to get at 1000 or even 5000 visits from Google per post?

After analyzing millions of blogs, we figured out how many keywords you need to use.

Here's the magic number.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

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An Engineer's Complete Guide to Code Quality

The Magic of Apache Spark in Java, An Engineer's Complete Guide to Code Quality, and DevOps is Good Till it Stops

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Blog Posts That Get 1000 Visits or More Target 76 Keywords

Are you tired of writing content that doesn't get read?

I decided to do a deep data dive to find all the patterns of popular blog posts.

So I looked at content that generates at least 1000 visits a month from Google.

And I found a handful of characteristics that you need to follow in order to generate at least 1000 visitors a month for every piece of content you write.

One of them was that popular blog posts on average target 76 keywords per post.

Here are 2 more that you need to follow.

Follow them. You'll start getting more traffic from Google.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

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How I Generated 37,186,336 Video Views Without Going Viral

Video is the new SEO.

There is so much potential.

It's so effective, it is actually my second most popular channel after my blog.

But the key to getting tons of video views isn't going viral. There's actually a better way.

This way.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

PS: Here's another way to get popular on YouTube.

PPS: And here is the painful truth about SEO.

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What is microbenchmarking?

This week, explore microservices architecture, see AWS basics, learn about microbenchmarking, and much more!

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