You hear a lot of hot air about content, why it’s important, why brands need to be producing it etc, but not a lot of context about measuring impact. Take a look at which sites are currently winning the front page for the phrase you are hoping to win. Then, go ahead and link to a few of them within your own content. It can be within the body of the text, or you can include a few links at the bottom with a “More on This Subject” type of call to action (CTA). It may seem like this could lead eyes to a direct competitor, but don’t be afraid to break the mold and link to them anyway. The authority of the website or webpage linking to your site is also key. A few high authority links are far more valuable then many from low quality sites.Your page title should be naturally descriptive and contain the right keywords. Most SEOs place this near the top in terms of ranking power. It's also important to ensure the title is catchy because this tag is what Google often shows in the search results. This means make it click-worthy! And the fact is all of your copy needs to be buttoned up. You need a lot of keywords that are worked in naturally without keyword stuffing. Going to the library is nearly a thing of the past, but do you remember asking the librarian to help you find a particular book? Well, that’s basically what a search engine does — they’re our modern-day librarians for the Internet. In our technology-driven world, we depend on search engines like Google®, Bing®, and Yahoo!® to find exactly what we’re looking for in seconds. (Can you imagine putting that kind of time pressure on a real librarian?)