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Everything You Know About B2B SEO Is Wrong
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SEO isn’t a monolithic thing. Depending on your objectives - and your industry - you will have different priorities and execute different strategies. Just ask Eli Schwartz, Director of Growth & SEO at SurveyMonkey. He makes a point of investing in search strategies that drive top-of-funnel user acquisition in service of SurveyMonkey’s larger growth goals. And in this session, he’s going to teach you how to write your own B2B SEO playbook (because works for B2C doesn’t always work for B2B!), with your specific business needs in mind, so you can start reaping the search returns you know you deserve.
00:04 Introduction
01:20 SEO Misconceptions for B2B
07:12 For B2B SEO is a growth and brand exercise
07:34 Change your mindset about SEO
09:07 Go on a date with data/Google search console
15:05 Grow using Keywords
17:33 Write the content you need
18:51 Keywords where CTR can be improved
19:43 CTR is more important than position
20:12 Iterate on title tags
21:21 Iterate in meta descriptions
21:56 Use PR for information - not content
22:53 SEO and retargeting
23:52 Stretch with experiments
26:23 SEO Tools
26:32 To recap
27:38 Q&A
About speaker
ex-Director Growth & SEO at SurveyMonkey. Eli Schwartz is an SEO expert and consultant with more than a decade of experience driving successful SEO and growth programs for leading B2B and B2C companies. He helps clients like Shutterstock, BlueNile, Quora, and Zendesk build and execute Global SEO strategies that dramatically increase their organic visibility at scale. In the past, Eli led the SEO team at SurveyMonkey, building organic search from nearly zero to one of the largest growth drivers at the company. He helped launched SurveyMonkey’s first APAC office and oversaw international SEO pre- and post-IPO. Prior to SurveyMonkey, he led user acquisition at High Gear Media, pushing the company from 500,000 new users to 6 million every month in just three years.
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This is the only slide you actually need to take a picture of so I'm happy to share my slides. That's my email address, I couldn't afford the.com, it is a. CO so or you can Google me to add me on LinkedIn. Happy to show the slides. Answer, any questions. B2B marketing is not at all like b2c Market, b2c marketing, B2B marketing works. All about building a long-term relationship. Digital marketing and especially SEO is what brings the sales Prospect to the table, a sales person when they close the deal, they may
be dumping their chest and talking about their amazing sales prowess. But all of us in this room we know, or if your digital marketer like me. We know that we're the ones that brought them to the table SEO, is the romance that brings the deal to a close. And when you don't have that romance, things can get very awkward, very awkward. When you go in for the kill, No I'm going to talk about a better way to do, SEO for it specifically for me to be. But before we do that I wanted to spell some very common misconceptions around SEO and things that
I have seen. Both when I worked internally at a company on SEL and as a consultant for companies, helping them to guide their SEL So first of all, this is a very, very common misconception. Everyone always thinks that they can outsmart Google that Google when it comes to SEO is their enemy and we're just trying to get ahead and what happens is the algorithm because Google the enemy goes and cashes them, an enemy catches them and now we need to do something better. You can't outsmart Google for those of us that live in the Bay Area, you probably have seen
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