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Are you hustling to make a full-time income from creating content online? Do you dream about working from anywhere? Most importantly is pursuing your passion a goal this year? To set you up for success, It’s time to unpack how to rank on Google.
Our very own Social Media Manager here at Linktree, Ashley Lam shares 9 tips to get your content to rank #1. Spare 5 minutes? Check out our video outlining 9 ways to rank on Google. If you’re short on time, we’ve also hand-picked our top 3 takeaways.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcAN2gw4iX0
Here are 3 quick wins to make your content rank #1 on Google (even if you’re a beginner).
This is where you take whatever’s currently ranking #1 on Google for your keywords, and just make it 10% better. Sort of like building up a skyscraper to make it 10% taller -- it’s not a perfect metaphor. You can do this by:
Millions of pieces of content are posted every single day, so to make sure that Google sees your content, you should post on a regular basis. Even just posting every week for a couple of months can make a huge difference.

Creating and nurturing a community will always pay off. Don’t be shy to reach out to other fellow creators and request they support your content too. It may be as simple as having them link back to you! Other creators are always interested in exposing themselves to new audiences, so as long as you’re providing value, they should be up for it!

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