In the last few weeks, we’ve been working hard to increase our conversion rates and dominate in Google search results. It’s amazing how much time you can save when your website pulls up on the first page of a search engine result! We made some great progress in just 14 days. Here are 14 strategies that we used to smash our goals: – Be consistent with posting frequency; don’t overwhelm people with too many posts at once – Include keywords like “fish names” or “creative fish names” in your post titles so that it’ll show up for related searches – Create an awesome headline that will draw people into reading more of your content – Choose a color scheme that appeals to your target audience (especially if you’re doing any advertising) – Use images and videos, but don’t forget about text content too! – Include “tags” like #fish names or #creative fish names so people can find related posts more easily on social media platforms. This is especially important for Instagram since they have an algorithm now where the newest post will show up first in their feed. If you get tagged in someone else’s post, then it’ll show up right under yours. It’s really cool how this works! The only thing to be aware of is that tagging others counts as spamming unless you know them personally and are actually friends with them online -. – Use a catchy headline to drive up the number of clicks. It’s not too hard, but it does require some creativity and brainstorming for what your post will be about .- Encourage people to comment on your posts so you can build even more relationships with them! This is because there are actually two new features that have recently been added: “Live Comments” where when someone comments, their initial message appears at the top of everyone else’s screen as they type in real time (great way to get feedback or help from others!) and also “Highlighted Comments” which let you see all comments made by one person without scrolling through everything. Other bloggers LOVE these features since they’re pretty great ways of connecting
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