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Everyone who touches your website is on the SEO team. The problem is that most people don’t know they’re on the team. An “always on” mentality regarding SEO can help mitigate risk and protect rankings.
Since there’s no ‘easy’ button for a technical audit, join us for this special spotlight episode to learn how 24/7 monitoring can help you see everything happening on your site at any moment.
Go beyond SEO and bring together teams focused on compliance, know when people go rogue and when other teams make changes. Addressing them quickly as they happen can help your rankings and growth.
Conductor’s Patrick Reinhart joins me on the SEJ Show to dive into the importance of continuous SEO monitoring and how Conductor can help you work smarter, not harder.
Patrick will walk through common problems with SEO and how you can proactively fix them before rankings are impacted. You’ll also learn how real-time SEO auditing can streamline your process.
One of the hardest things is a conversation with other teams getting people to care. And I think something that always gets someone, the attention is data. –Pat Reinhart, 13:47
The mindset of it being a compliance component and that notification when something is not working can not necessarily change a negative mindset, but get everybody on the same mindset that you’re working together for this common goal, which I like. –Loren Baker, 16:59
One of the best things you can do is pay attention to how specific you’re being with your content. Specificity is going to be a key factor moving forward. –Pat Reinhart, 26:16
[00:00] – About Pat Reinhart.
[05:51] – SEO audit shift to ongoing processes.
[07:34] – Always-on SEO mentality explained.
[12:38] – Real-time SEO monitoring versus health check-ups.
[16:22] – Emphasizing compliance in SEO audits with developers.
[17:31] – Realistic goal-setting with dev teams in SEO.
[19:31] – SEO strategies before holiday code freezes.
[24:41] – AI’s impact in SEO and ChatGPT’s role.
[25:05] – Strategies for Google’s search generative experience.
[32:58] – Transparency and authorship in SEO content.
[35:58] – LinkedIn’s importance for SEO professionals.
Resources Mentioned:
- Conductor‘s 30-30 Webinars: https://www.conductor.com/events/30-30-webinars/
- Searchmetrics: https://blog.searchmetrics.com/us/
- Content King: https://www.conductor.com/contentking-get-started/
- Lily Ray’s E-E-A-T: https://lilyray.nyc/e-a-t-expertise-authoritativeness-trustworthiness/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/
It’s not about speed or volume. It’s more about creating specific content that drives value. –Pat Reinhart, 29:51
LinkedIn has been very helpful to me throughout my career. It’s not just my digital resume. It’s a community that you can use to your advantage. –Pat Reinhart, 38:12
It’s more about process than practice most of the time. –Pat Reinhart, 44:25
Connect with Patrick Reinhart:
Patrick Reinhart leads enterprise digital strategy for Conductor’s Customer Success team as Vice President of Services and Thought Leadership. With over 15 years of organic search and digital marketing experience, he helps some of the world’s largest brands with organic search initiatives.
Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrickreinhart/
Connect with Loren Baker:
Follow him on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/lorenbaker
Connect with him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorenbaker
