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How iPullRank Increased Organic Search Traffic by 50% using Natural-Language Generation with Michael King (GMT106) Episode 106

How iPullRank Increased Organic Search Traffic by 50% using Natural-Language Generation with Michael King (GMT106)

No website can stand without a strong backbone. For content, that backbone is technical SEO, which is the structure of your website. Without it, everything else falls apart. In this episode, I talk to Michael King, the Founder and Managing Director of iPullRank, a full-service SEO agency. He shares how he used Natural-Language Generation to automatically generate metadata and increase the organic search traffic for one of their clients by 50 percent. Get the free growth cheat sheet with all actionable tips and notes from this episode in a one-page PDF at https://growthtoday.fm/106

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Get the free growth cheat sheet with all actionable tips and notes from this episode in a one-page PDF at https://growthtoday.fm/106

No website can stand without a strong backbone. For content, that backbone is technical SEO, which is the structure of your website. Without it, everything else falls apart.

In this episode, I talk to Michael King, the Founder and Managing Director of iPullRank, a full-service SEO agency. He shares how he used Natural-Language Generation to automatically generate metadata and increase the organic search traffic for one of their clients by 50 percent.

In episode 106, you'll learn:
  1. Why is knowing technical SEO important for ranking content higher in Google?
  2. What kind of data should you be looking at when doing technical SEO?
  3. How should marketers prepare themselves for the future of SEO? 
  4. And for fun, what was Mike's stage name as a traveling musician and rapper?
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Key Discussion Points
  • [05:20] Mike's journey from being a traveling rap artist to starting iPullRank
  • [12:24] What is Mike's rap name? 
  • [13:21] Why is knowing technical SEO important for ranking content higher in Google?
  • [15:07] Why did Mike and iPullRank create a movie for MozCon this year?
  • [17:10] How to use Natural-Language Generation to automatically generate metadata and content
  • [18:40] A case study of how Mike and his team increase organic search traffic by 50% for a client using Natural-Language Generation
  • [19:40] What kind of data should you be looking at when doing technical SEO? 
  • [22:12] A resource that the iPullRank team created for those interested in NLG for Technical SEO
  • [23:36] What should people be looking out for in SEO in the future?
  • [24:00] How should marketers prepare themselves for the future of SEO?
  • [24:56] Mike's one piece of advice to marketers 
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