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🗓️ 1 February 2022
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Today, I will teach you how to move up the Google rankings by adding a single word to your blog post title.
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Here are the top front-end modifiers for common post types in six of the popular blog niches.
The Food Niche
The Recipe post = easy, best, simple, quick, homemade, healthy
The Side Dish post = easy, best, healthy, quick
The Substitutes for post= good
The Travel Niche
The Things to do post = fun, best, free, top, cool
The Beaches post = best, public, top
The Arts and Crafts Niche
The Crafts post = easy, fun, printable, best, simple
The Coloring pages post - printable, free, cute, easy
The DIY post = easy, homemade, cheap, best
The Fitness Niche
The Workout post = best, good, top
The Exercises post = best, good, most effective
The Personal Finance Niche
The Business Ideas post = good, best, unique, low cost
The Save Money post = best, easy
The Homeschool Niche
The Worksheets post = printable, free, fun
The Writing Prompts post = fun, printable
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0:00.0 | Did you know that 8 out of 10 people will read your headline, but only 2 out of 10 will read the rest? |
0:08.4 | This is why you have to make sure your post title has the right words in it to compel Google |
0:13.8 | searchers to click through and read your post. Rank IQ's title analysis tool can help you quickly |
0:20.8 | identify these right words. |
0:23.7 | It analyzes the highest ranking titles and gives you a list of the top words Google likes the most for a specific keyword phrase. |
0:32.9 | In less than a minute, you can use these proven words to create a highly clickable title that will compete |
0:38.8 | for a first page Google ranking. Visit rank IQ.com to start making every one of your titles |
0:46.4 | outshine the competition. Welcome to the blogging millionaire podcast, where we teach you the latest traffic building and income boosting growth hacks to take your blog to the next level. |
1:00.0 | And now here's your host who gets five million monthly visitors from over 100,000 first page Google rankings, Brandon Gaylee. |
1:11.7 | Today, I will teach you how to use a front-end modifier to give your post title an edge over the rest of the titles in Google Search. |
1:21.2 | So, what is a front-end modifier? |
1:25.0 | A front-end modifier is a word that comes right before your target keyword at the |
1:30.1 | front end of your blog post title. Copywriters refer to this as the power word of the headline. |
1:37.7 | Let me walk you through a quick example so that you can understand this better. The target keyword in |
1:43.2 | this example is weight loss tips for women. |
1:47.2 | Your target keyword will always be placed at the front half of the title. The title for this phrase |
1:53.3 | without the front end modifier might be 25 weight loss tips for women. The front end modifier will be placed right before weight loss tips for women. |
2:07.0 | The keyword best is the most searched and used front end keyword modifier. |
2:14.8 | When we add best as the modifier to the weight loss tips title, it becomes 25 best weight loss tips for women. |
2:26.3 | There are two reasons why you want to use the correct front end modifier in the title for a particular keyword phrase. The first reason is that when |
2:36.9 | you have two similar headlines, with one having a front end modifier and one that does not, |
2:43.6 | the one with the front end modifier will get clicked on more. Sticking with the weight loss |
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