2. 1/ how does Google work?
2/ understand how people search
3/ 3 ways to do keyword research
4/ any faster way to do keyword?
5/ content strategy
3. My bio
● 15 years of SEO and WordPress experience
● Built 50 site to test SEO
● Handled over 350 WordPress design and
development
● Lead organiser of WordCamp, co-organiser
of HK WP meetup and HK elementor
meetup
● 5 times amazon ebook best sellers
● Mailchimp HK partner
18. Google core algorithm updates
5. Mobile
Launch date: April 21, 2015
6. RankBrain
Launch date: October 26, 2015
7. Possum (local listing)
Launch date: September 1, 2016
8. BERT (NLP)
Launch date: October 22, 2019
1. Panda (low content farm)
Launch date: February 24, 2011
2. Penguin (black-hat SEO)
Launch date: April 24, 2012
3. Hummingbird (queries base)
Launch date: August 22, 2013
4. Pigeon (local listing)
Launch date: July 24, 2014 (US); December 22,
2014 (UK, Canada, Australia)
19. BERT
If there’s one thing Google learned over the 15 years working on Google
Search, it’s that people’s curiosity is endless.
Google see billions of searches every day, and XXX percent of those queries
are ones Google haven’t seen before -- so Google built ways to return
results for queries we can’t anticipate.
21. Update frequency
Each year, Google makes hundreds of changes to search. In 2018, they reported an
incredible 3,234 updates — an average of almost 9 per day, and more than 8 times the
number of updates in 2009.
While most of these changes are minor, Google occasionally rolls out a major
algorithmic update (such as Panda and Penguin) that affects search results in
significant ways.
57. How to write a long form content?
● Table of content (it is useful as sitelink in google)
● Same keyword set content should write / amend on the same post
instead of new page
● Google mostly is showing 1 of your web page as search result rather
than multiple web page