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Quora Traffic

By Ravi Jayagopal | Digital Creators , SEO , Social Media

In case you didn’t realize how valuable Quora is in driving traffic and new users to your website, here’s proof (last 30 days).

And I haven’t even been trying!

But there’s a way to do it without getting banned or getting your answers deleted for self-promotion. And I talk about that in detail in my upcoming SEO course for regular people. Join my list below and you’ll be among the first to know when it is launched (and you’ll get an insane pre-launch discount as well).

Quora links are no-follow. But think about it:

What’s the point of creating do-follow links ? To improve your website’s ranking in search results.

What’s the point of improving ranking? To be seen by more people.

What’s the point of being seen by more people? To get them to your website.

And if you can get traffic and new users with no-follow, that’s really all that matters. Do-follow matters too, but real people coming to your website matters more.

The Greatest Free & Freemium Tools I Can’t/Won’t Live Without

By Ravi Jayagopal | Audio , Digital Creators , Free , Freemium , Podcasting , SEO , Tools , Video

I've been selling online since 1997. And in all of those years, I've tried and tested an insane number of tools, desktop software and apps and online services, as you can probably imagine. And today, it's just absolutely crazy to think that I depend on so many of these tools on a day-to-day basis, yet I've never had to pay for most of them. All of these are either completely free, and/or open source, or offer a free tier that I can pay to get additional features - basically a freemium (free + premium) service.

So here are some of the greatest free and freemium tools most of which I couldn't - and wouldn't want to - live without.

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Skyscraper Content for SEO

By Ravi Jayagopal | Blogging , Digital Creators , S3MediaVault.com , SEO

Image above shows planning and brainstorming my article using a Mindmap - I do the same whether it's an online course, Kindle book, WordPress plugin, online business planning, product development or skyscraper post.

(Image above shows planning and brainstorming my article using a Mindmap - I do the same whether it's an online course, Kindle book, WordPress plugin, online business planning, product development or skyscraper post.)

I'm writing a Skyscraper post - basically a massive, all-in-one article at S3MediaVault It will be "all you ever wanted to know" type of post about files, delivery, storage, security, S3, CloudFront, etc. This post will also be released as a 30-50 page Kindle ebook. Then I will take snippets of it and post it on my other sites and link back to it.

Here's the most important thing: I am not waiting for the entire Skyscraper to be completed before publishing it. It's only complete 25% (at the moment), but it's up and running from when it was probably 5% complete. It's live and getting indexed and building up Google-juice. I've started linking to it from other sites to get the incoming-links going.

Here's the post...

How (and Why) to use Amazon S3 to Deliver Audio, Video and PDF on your WordPress website

In digital marketing - thanks to the sheer "digital" nature - there are a LOT of things that can be published WAY before it's "100%" complete, whether that's your online course, Kindle book, blog post, or even your podcast (yes, just launch with 1 single episode - don't listen to the clueless folks who ask you to record-and-release 5 or 8 episodes together).

So, don't waste time or energy trying to be a perfectionist.

Ship it quick, publish it fast, there's always the powerful "Edit" button.

Create.
Publish.
(Promote).
Edit.

- Ravi Jayagopal
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