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How to Create an SEO Strategy for the Long-Term??

Hello, I am having difficulty on how to create an SEO strategy for the long term. I need help with how to approach a new website/client and develop a strategy to keep a client busy for at least a full year.

Once I have a new client/website my approach is like this: First Month:

1- Audit the Website to Find Technical Issues to Be Fixed.

2- Check for PageSpeed and fix issues if necessary

3- Check if the Website Contains Responsive Design and fix issues if necessary

4- Check the Top 10 Pages that are Driving Traffic in the Search Console and Check if they Match the Keyword To the First Part of the Title (CTA in TITLE) Match H1 to the Title Tag Button Matches CTA in the title Check and Setup Call to Actions Above Fold on Main Pages Internal Linking Also, check the Pages in Search Console and Update the Existing Content with Keywords the Webpages are Already Ranking.

5- Keyword Research 6- Audit the Website Content/Get Rid of Duplicate Content 7- Internal Linking Now, this would be done in the first month, and present the report to the client. In the second month, I can create new pages from keyword research, but my main struggle is what to do next. I don’t know when I should do a Competitors Organic Keyword Strategy or how to Disavow Toxic Links or How to Increate CTR or a strategy to beat the competitors. I need help in knowing how to prepare an SEO strategy that can be used as a pillar to all websites and add specific strategies as we go along. Please tell me how you prepare your strategy in detail so I can learn how to do it. I know parts of it, but I don’t know how to put it together. In lame terms, I don’t know when I need to accelerate to pass my competitor.

Please help!

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