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Looking for SEO tips for B2B news site

Hi all, I'm looking for any pointers on doing SEO for a large news style site. The site is only of interest to other people in that particular business niche (although a few more 'click-baity' type stories bring in others). The main content comes from industry news but also the odd opinion piece or product review.

When I look on ahrefs, for example, I find that our big hitting stories are just whatever we put up most recently so it doesn't tend to be reflective of long term trends. Most of our stories spike and then die down never to be heard from again. Is it just a case of pumping out more news or are their better ways to do SEO in this area?

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