give me 8 minutes and youll win at seo in 2025 with timestamps YoutubeScribe.com

[0:00] In the next 8 minutes, I'm going to show
[0:01] you timeless AI proof tactics that
[0:04] actually work along with real examples
[0:06] how I've used them to rank number one in
[0:08] Google. And it all starts with knowing
[0:10] exactly what searchers need. Google
[0:13] gives you all the clues in the people
[0:15] also ask box, related searches, and now
[0:17] even an AI overviews. You just need to
[0:20] know how to use them. Take the query
[0:22] best running shoes for flat feet as an
[0:24] example. Right away, we see that people
[0:26] are specifically curious about brands
[0:28] like Hoka, Brooks, and OnCloud. Scroll
[0:31] down and the related searches show us
[0:32] people are looking for options for both
[0:34] men and women for running and walking.
[0:37] And some are worried about common issues
[0:39] like over pronation. And the AI overview
[0:41] highlights key features people care
[0:43] about, things like stability, arch
[0:46] support, and cushioning. And guess what?
[0:48] The top ranking page for this query
[0:50] covers every single one of these points.
[0:53] That's not a coincidence. Someone took
[0:55] those clues, wrote them down, and
[0:57] obsessed over what a searcher looking
[0:59] for running shoes for flat feet actually
[1:01] wants and delivered on it. And one of
[1:04] the smartest ways to put this into
[1:05] action. And the fastest way to rank
[1:07] number one on Google is by updating what
[1:10] I call sleeper content. Sleeper content
[1:13] means pages that used to rank but
[1:15] slipped over time. They've kind of been
[1:17] neglected and are just sitting there
[1:19] waiting to be woken up. But here's the
[1:22] thing, not every page that used to rank
[1:24] and doesn't today is sleeper content.
[1:28] True sleepers have three specific
[1:29] attributes. So attribute number one is
[1:32] that your page has enough links to
[1:34] compete with the top results. And you
[1:36] can check this using any SER overview in
[1:38] HFS. Just look at how many links the top
[1:40] pages have compared to your page. Then
[1:42] click the domain number to see the
[1:44] actual websites that are linking to
[1:46] them. Stanford clearly has more links
[1:48] than philosophy now and there's a lot of
[1:50] legit sites linking to them. Check
[1:52] attribute number two. The page must have
[1:55] ranked high before and definitively lost
[1:57] positions over time. So I'll take
[1:59] Stanford's URL and put it in HF site
[2:01] explorer. And right away there's a very
[2:04] clear loss in traffic. But you need to
[2:06] dig one layer deeper. So let's head over
[2:08] to the organic keywords report and look
[2:10] at the ranking history for their main
[2:12] keyword. You can see Stanford held top
[2:14] three positions for a while, but has
[2:16] clearly lost ground over the past year
[2:18] and a half. Check. And on to attribute
[2:21] number three. There has to be a clear
[2:24] content issue. And that could mean the
[2:26] content isn't matching search intent,
[2:28] which I already showed you how to
[2:29] master, or the content is outdated,
[2:31] which matters a lot for freshness based
[2:33] queries, or there's a poor user
[2:35] experience. In Stanford's case, the page
[2:38] hasn't been updated in over four years.
[2:41] And honestly, it reads like an academic
[2:43] paper, just a giant wall of text. So, if
[2:46] I were Stanford, I'd be looking at a
[2:48] rewrite. I've done this hundreds of
[2:51] times, getting tons of number one
[2:52] rankings in as little as 24 hours. I've
[2:55] even documented it twice in videos on
[2:58] this channel. This works, so do it now.
[3:01] And once you've got a page ranking and
[3:03] it's getting regular traffic, you have
[3:05] to do this next tactic because it's one
[3:08] of the easiest ways to attract backlinks
[3:10] naturally. And the best way to do that
[3:13] is to frontload your content with
[3:15] linkable points. Linkable points are
[3:17] things like stats, quotes, key
[3:19] takeaways, or basically anything people
[3:22] find so useful or interesting they feel
[3:24] compelled to share or reference it. Take
[3:27] our SEO stats post as an example. Once
[3:29] that page ranked, it earned thousands of
[3:32] referring domains without us having to
[3:34] send a single outreach email. And just
[3:36] look at the anchor text. People linked
[3:38] to us because of stats like 68% of
[3:41] online experiences, 60% of marketers,
[3:44] 1,000% more traffic. Now, look at our
[3:47] post. We frontloaded the most
[3:49] interesting stats right at the top of
[3:51] the page, making it easy for people to
[3:54] find something they'd find interesting
[3:55] enough to link to. And you can do the
[3:58] same. Drop your URL into HF site
[4:00] explorer. Check the anchor report and
[4:02] look for any text containing the percent
[4:04] symbol or any other linkable point
[4:06] footprint. Now take that stat and either
[4:09] frontload them higher on the page or use
[4:11] them inside other relevant posts where
[4:13] it makes sense. The truth is people link
[4:15] to content that makes their content look
[4:18] more credible. And if it's your page
[4:20] they're citing, every one of those links
[4:22] is going to help you stay ranking higher
[4:24] in Google. Now, if you really want to
[4:26] maximize the links you're getting from
[4:28] those linkable points, you need to take
[4:30] it up a notch because the next tactic is
[4:32] one of the sneakiest ways to earn back
[4:34] links naturally, and that's to turn data
[4:36] into sharable images. Take our study on
[4:39] how AI overviews have reduced clicks to
[4:41] websites as an example. In that post, we
[4:43] use just three simple charts to
[4:45] visualize the findings. And those charts
[4:48] have driven a bunch of backlinks from
[4:49] authoritative sites that used our
[4:51] visuals and linked back to us as a
[4:53] source. Images draw the eye and they
[4:55] stick with people more than text. They
[4:58] make people want to share. So look
[5:00] through your content. If you've got an
[5:01] interesting fact, stat, or insight
[5:03] that's earning links, turn it into an
[5:06] image that people will want to steal
[5:08] because every time they do, there's a
[5:10] chance they'll link back to you. Now,
[5:12] this next tactic is about futureproofing
[5:15] your SEO because let's be real,
[5:17] informational content is already getting
[5:20] eaten alive by AI. But you know what? AI
[5:22] hasn't replaced free tools. Free tools
[5:26] solve real problems and because they're
[5:28] inherently useful, they often have huge
[5:31] search demand and attract backlinks
[5:33] naturally. Take our top 10 free SEO
[5:36] tools. They generated over 13,000
[5:38] referring domains and drive 1.5 million
[5:41] monthly organic visits. Even small sites
[5:44] using this strategy, like this random
[5:46] picker wheel site, has pulled in over
[5:48] 3,000 referring domains and gets over 2
[5:51] million visits a month from Google
[5:53] alone. And the best part, AI makes
[5:55] building basic tools like this insanely
[5:58] easy. Whether it's a calculator, a quiz,
[6:00] a generator, or a randomizer. Just open
[6:03] your favorite AI tool, ask it to
[6:05] generate the code, and within seconds,
[6:07] you've got a working tool you can tweak
[6:09] and style however you want. Then you
[6:12] just need to build some back links which
[6:13] we cover in our free SEO course. And
[6:15] once your tool is ranking, it can keep
[6:17] earning links and traffic passively
[6:20] month after month. One good tool can
[6:22] outperform 50 generic blog posts in both
[6:25] traffic and back links. So don't sleep
[6:27] on this. Now, everything I've shared so
[6:29] far works for Google SEO, but here's the
[6:32] truth. Optimizing only for Google isn't
[6:35] enough anymore. You need to diversify
[6:37] your traffic sources. Platforms like
[6:40] Reddit and YouTube now rank for nearly
[6:42] every niche query. In fact, Reddit alone
[6:44] has 10x their search traffic to nearly a
[6:47] billion visits per month from Google
[6:49] search alone. Here's the good news. Your
[6:51] SEO skills are perfectly transferable,
[6:54] which actually positions you to dominate
[6:57] on these platforms. Here's how you can
[6:59] put your SEO skills to work beyond
[7:01] Google. Start by answering niche
[7:03] questions on Reddit and forums. But not
[7:05] just any questions. Use Google search
[7:07] ranking data to guarantee yourself
[7:09] exposure. Start by looking through
[7:11] Reddit's keyword rankings in HF Site
[7:13] Explorer. Filter for a word related to
[7:15] your niche and click on relevant Reddit
[7:17] threads that are getting a good amount
[7:19] of traffic. Then answer those threads
[7:21] and if your comments rank high there,
[7:23] your answer will get exposure from all
[7:25] that Google traffic. You can also go and
[7:27] rank organically on other platforms like
[7:30] YouTube, which is like doing Google SEO
[7:32] on easy mode. Just follow the steps in
[7:34] our YouTube SEO tutorial. That's all
[7:36] we've done. And last year, we got 1.5
[7:38] million views from just YouTube search.
[7:41] Basically, if you can rank in Google,
[7:43] you can be successful on other
[7:45] platforms, too, because no one has
[7:47] invested more time or money into search
[7:49] than Google. Use the foundations you
[7:52] have in search to win on other
[7:53] platforms. Now, if you want to learn
[7:56] directly from the world's leading
[7:57] digital marketers who are in the
[7:58] trenches testing and shaping the future
[8:01] of SEO, join us at HFS Evolve, our
[8:04] annual conference which is happening in
[8:05] October. Get all the details at
[8:07] hrsvolve.com and I'll see you

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