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Infographics Still Work!
Just wanted to share a recent win and hope to help someone struggling to get to position 1.
I published an article on a client's site that was a relatively competitive, semi-intent based, high-volume topic. We were first indexed at the bottom of page 1. After a couple of weeks, we made it up to position 3-5 for our target term and related terms but it was stuck.
I was trying to brainstorm how to better optimize the piece of content and, before getting everyone involved to create a video, I figured I'd add an infographic to see what happens.
$30 and 10 days later, we're now in the featured snippet for our main keyword.
All I did was pay for the infographic and add it near the top of the article. The content is just a visual representation of what the article discussed, easily broken down with ChatGPT. I also made it the featured image of the article.
If any of you are struggling to get to the top of page 1, it could be worth a shot.
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I appreciate your point about the infographic being a visual representation of the content of the article. I always try to enhance one with the other. Rather than say the same thing in a different format, I expand upon or pare down the content, depending upon which comes first.
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Anyone remember PageRank badges? Glad to see that linkbait is alive and well!
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