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Welcome back.

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So now we go for a case studies this check there is all about teaching your advanced voice, such as

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tips and strategies.

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So if you are going all in whois search, you will love the actionable advice in this chapter.

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Let's get started.

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Include filler words in questions.

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You already learn the question, key words are on the rise, most are driven by an increase in voice

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search, and when you optimize for questions, make sure to include filler words.

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For example, what are the health benefits of Dipalma or diet?

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Where can I find Bo Dietl resides online?

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This you should do, especially for headlines and subheadings, this is very useful that you created

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across your pages in the content.

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Why should I eat palaeo?

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How often can I eat the grains on DePaolo diet?

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When should I eat meals on our diet?

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Well, well.

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Banks, but not really states that the more matches you have, the more likely your ad will show on

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a whois search that includes words like, Oh and me and for very cool.

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Right, for a ninth grade reading level or below, the average whois search result is correct than at

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ninth grade reading level, which means you want to avoid jargon and fancy words in your content.

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To be honest, you should avoid this stuff anyway.

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But it's nice to know that creative writing also helps your voice search rankings.

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Improve your site speed, we have a complete chapter about side speed, so please be sure to check it.

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The loading speed of a voice search result is three point eight times faster than your average website,

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as you can see, time to first by all point fifty four seconds.

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Again, you want to have a fast loading side anyway, especially considering the Google speed update

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is now only.

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So be sure to go out for the chapter about speed, about compressing images, about smashing and be

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sure to use it well, which leads us to beef up your domain outrated.

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So you should really use the powerful lane building tools also in this complete course and be sure to

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go for all the strategies and of course, sections and chapters for Link Building.

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Did you know that sites with lots of links ring more often in your search?

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It is true.

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In fact, the average harrex domain rating off of whois search results is NENO is seventy seven.

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Which is really high and unlike traditional, all the authority of the page doesn't seem to be an important

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voice search ranking Sigma.

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This that that is from our voice search correlation study, so it's impossible to know exactly what's

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going on using our data alone.

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But our story is this many more search results are actually just a single result, and Google needs

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to know that they are giving you an answer from a trusted source.

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In other words, a domain with a lot of trust and authority, so they lean on domain authority over

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page outrating, so the domain authority is really, really important for you.

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For example, here is a Google home, why search how the speed test dot network speed test dot net operates

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entirely over HTP.

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It tests brings this test since HTTP requests to the select, etc. and it measures the time it takes

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to get a response.

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Use a computer, download small binary files from the Web server to the client, and then measure the

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download to estimate the connection speed.

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The answer comes from an alternative domain.

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But the page itself has a pretty low page outrated, the bottom line is this if you want to rank in

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whois search, focus on building up your domain outrating, using all the strategies we are giving in

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this complete course.

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When you do, Google will want to use your site as source, even from pages on your site that don't

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have a ton of links.

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So Google really needs to.

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Have strong terrasse into your domain and you need to build up your domain to be really trustful for

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Google.

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Longer content means more voice search traffic, you might have heard that the average vote count of

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first page Google result is approximately one thousand nine hundred words.

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So if you really want to get a great positions in Google and also in your search, you really need to

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create magnificent content.

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We have also complete copy writing section for you, so please be sure to check it.

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But what you may not know is that voice search result pages tend to be even longer.

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Two thousand three hundred words over each count of result page is exactly two thousand three hundred

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twelve words to be clear.

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We don't think Google's wise algorithm has a sweet spot for long content.

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Instead, this is just a numbers game, a page with lots of content, it's more likely to match whois

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search query.

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As I said, we have told you you need to create a fantastic page and you need to put their questions

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and answers and great content that Google can grab.

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Optimize for nearly searches.

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That's why you need to really use the power of Google my business that you have in this complete course.

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Back in the day, local searches meant city and state.

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So if you wanted to find a dry cleaner in New York, you would Google something like this dry cleaner

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New York.

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Over the last few years, local searches had gone from city to block more so thanks to an explosion

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in a near miss searches.

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So if you run a local business, you need to optimize around terms that researchers use.

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For example, the other day I was looking for a salad place and I happened to be near Fenway Park Park.

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So I use the Google app to search for Salon near Fenway, and I got a list of Sulabh places near Fenway.

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Park.

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As you can see, this is very important, this are like my business, so be sure you really use the

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power of Google.

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My business.

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Businesses that optimize for near Fenway or in the Fenway area are going to rank best for hyper local

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searches like this, which means more customers walking through the door.

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So this is very important, even if you create these descriptions, even if you create a website to

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keep this in mind.

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Rank videos in search results, you may have noticed that Google recently rolled out what we call video

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future snippets.

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We also have it in our complete master wide head strategy and YouTube and video see all strategy.

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So be sure to go for it.

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How to clean white sneakers.

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As you can see, it's a video right now.

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But instead of a link to a YouTube video, Google pulls out the section of the video that's relevant

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to your search so you can direct the blade on Google.

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And from my informal testing and data from being, these types of video results tend to pop up more

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often for natural language queries.

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The type of natural language queries that people use in my search.

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Here is a perfect example of what we mean, let's say that you want to rank your videos in YouTube,

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so you decide to search for some video as all advice.

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If you use a keyboard, you would probably going to search for something like you to see old.

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Sure, there are videos in search results, but they rank in the fifth spot, as you can see on the

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example, look what happens when you search for the same thing using the natural language keyword,

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how do I rank my YouTube videos?

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And again, you can see it's the complete first position and you can be extremely sure that the person

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will play your video.

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You get a video, featured snippet, that's why it's so important that you go for this video YouTube

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section and White had S.E. section, the take away is this video is a big part of Google's strategy

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for answering voice search queries.

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So if you want to get your content in front of your researchers, you need to rank your videos in Google.

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So please be sure that you also go for our complete video master guide and YouTube master guy with video

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all.

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And now we will go for more a case study.

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Thank you for watching.

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You are so great and I believe you will reach great success.
