How to Get 4 Million Visits Per Month With One Simple Keyword Hack

Can you guess how many website visits Neil Patel receives a month? 4 million of those four million two million are unique.

HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Neil Patel gets most of that traffic from one simple keyword hack that no one’s doing.

WHO IS NEIL PATEL?

He is a New York Times Bestselling author. The Wall Street Journal calls him a top influencer on the web, Forbes says he is one of the top 10 marketers, and Entrepreneur Magazine says he created one of the 100 most brilliant companies. He was recognized as a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 30 by President Obama and a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 by the United Nations.

STEP-BY-STEP: NEIL PATEL EXPLAINS HIS KEYWORD HACK

So, here’s a little secret, instead of trying to find new keyword opportunities to rank for, all I do is find whatever keywords already ranked for even if they’re small, and find other long-tail variations of that same as that keyword, and generate more traffic by going after that term as well.

Here is what I mean:

If you already rank for the term dog food, and you’re getting a lot of traffic for it, Google will easily rank you for all the other long-tail variations for dog food.

The reason being is it’s harder to rank for the head term than it is to rank for the long-tail variation.

And even if most of your traffic comes from a long tail term like how to become rich.

There’s still a lot of other long-tail variations even of that word.

Such as how to become rich on the internet.

How to become rich through social media.

STEP 1: Ubersuggest

Head over to Ubersuggest, type in your domain.

When you type in your domain, it’ll show you something called Top Pages.

These will show you all the pages driving your traffic and the keywords that are driving your rankings.

STEP 2: Google Search Console

The next step I want you to take go login to Google Search Console.

Again, it’ll show you all the terms that you’re already ranking for.

STEP 3: Ubersuggest

After you do that, the next step you need to take is to head back over to Ubersuggest and type in those exact phrases you ranked for.

Ubersuggest will show you Keywords Ideas report that shows you all the long tail variations of that term.

You’ll find that if you rank for the head term, there’s a ton of other long-tail terms that make up a lot of traffic.

Maybe not the same amount, but they may make up one-tenth of traffic, one-twentieth of traffic, even one-fifth of traffic.

But if you combine all of those terms eventually, it’ll add up to a ton of traffic.

More than even the head term.

The next thing you need to do, take those terms.

Go back to the page that’s already ranking for the head term and adjust your content.

Include all those terms.

STEP 4: Re-write the content.

Make sure you’re providing value.

You’re going so above and beyond people like,

“Oh, my God! This is the best page ever for dog food! It shows me how to feed my dog.

It shows me what kind of food to pick for them.

How to pick food if they’re gaining too much weight or they’re losing too much weight.

How to make them more fit and muscular.

It breaks everything down.”

So that way, no one else needs to read any other article on dog food.

What you’ll find is, after you do that, within 30 days, you’ll notice that that page will rank higher in Google for all the long-tail variations.

Because once you rank for the main head term, it’s super easy to rank for all the long-tail variations.

Because the head term is the hardest one to rank for.

Google naturally increase your SEO rankings for all of the other ones within 30 days.

That’s the simple keyword hack that I took to every single one of my pages on NeilPatel.com.