The content creation process doesn't end when your post goes live on your site. Once it's published, there are still some optimization steps to take.
If you put time and effort into creating a blog post, you want to ensure it's not wasted by having your post get lost in the depths of SERPs.
To get the best results from your blog posts and SEO efforts, you can't stop with just one optimization effort. You must regularly come pact to the post to ensure it is still performing as expected.
Here are some tried and true ways to optimize your post after it's published.
After Publishing: Internal Links, Indexation, and Content-Length
The first days after you have published an article are extremely important. You must make a great first impression on the Google algorithms to ensure your article is crawled.
To do this, I recommend the following:
Request Indexation in the Google Search Console
Typically, Google is going to index the article without you requesting it. However, if you want to ensure it's indexed as soon as possible, and get your money's worth right away, give Google the nudge in that direction. Also, if you don't have good domain authority, the Google bots may look right past you. It is a good idea to let them know that you have published a quality piece of content right away.
You can log into your site's Google Search Console and enter the URL in the bar.
If you do this right after the page is published, the page won't be indexed. Confirm you have entered a new URL...
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