Positional

I am launching a weekly podcast called Optimize! On the pod, we will sit down with some of the smartest minds in content marketing and SEO. Our goal is to give you perspective and insights on what is moving the needle in organic search right now. We will discuss everything from link building to technical SEO, and how organic search is changing today and in the years to come. I'm thrilled to announce our first six guests @ryanbed, @aakashdotio, @TylerHakes, @daverathmanner , @JHTScherck, and @jeffreytrull. Each episode will be about 40 minutes long, and they will drop every week on Wednesdays. Our first two episodes are going live next week on 6/14 in all of the places you listen to podcasts like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Youtube. I'll post again next week with links to the episodes. From there, I would love for y'all to subscribe. And if you are interested in possibly being our 7th guest, I'd love to hear from you at podcast@positional.com! This podcast is, of course, brought to you by our one and only sponsor, @GoPositional. At Positional, we are building tools for content marketing and SEO teams. In some sense, we are building the tools I wish I had, as I've scaled organic search channels over the last decade.

Internal linking is critically important for SEO but often misunderstood. At @GoPositional, we built a toolset called Internals to help you quickly add contextually relevant internal links to your blog posts or pages. I just wrote this extensive, 3,500-word blog post on internal linking for SEO. TLDR: Internal links help to distribute domain authority across your website and build topical relevance and authority. They’re also essential for developing your site structure and assisting readers in navigating your website. Positional can help you internally link the right way. Here is a link to the post: positional.com/blog/internal-…