Work Less, Earn More

Two words: MIND. BLOWN.

 

I used to believe a LOT of myths about SEO, including:

  • Google ranks websites higher if they’re frequently updated
  • More content means your site has more chances of ranking well
  • Adding target keywords to articles is the best way to tell Google what it’s about

 

And by “used to” I don’t mean years ago.

 

Nope… these are all myths I believed as recently as last week.

 

That is until I talked to Kim Herrington.

 

Kim’s an expert in SEO, search engine marketing, and digital marketing—and she’s the founder of a digital marketing agency where she helps businesses, entrepreneurs, and influencers harness the power of search engines while maintaining high ethical standards and simplifying the process.

 

On today’s episode, Kim shed a LOT of light on an often mysterious subject: how to get your website to rank well on Google. Honestly, she shared a lot of things that surprised me!

 

So… if your website is one of the main ways your business attracts customers, this is a can’t-miss episode.

Listen to the full episode to hear:

  • Can SEO tactics create predictable results?
  • How complex is SEO? Is it something anyone can do or is professional help necessary?
  • What SEO tactics create the biggest results?
  • What are the first steps to getting a website to rank on the first page of Google?

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What is Work Less, Earn More?

Work Less, Earn More is the podcast that explores how to get the most out of every hour you work. Gillian Perkins brings more than a decade of experience as an entrepreneur and educator to help you design a business that's not only flexible and fulfilling, but highly profitable. She shares strategies that are working in her own business to save time and maximize profits. She also features interviews with successful business owners on how they’re achieving big things in their businesses with crazy-little time investment. Share Work Less, Earn More with an overworked entrepreneur you know who could use a change of pace!