Have you ever faced the sobering truth, that no matter how frequently you publish articles, your website is just not picking up on organic results?

This is a common issue.

But what if I told you that it’s possible to spice up your blog with certain SEO-driven article types that, besides engaging your readers, also please search engines?

We recently added a new feature to Thrive Architect, called Content Blocks. These new content templates are ‘Content Block Elements’ with a preformatted layout that you can add to your article with only a few clicks. This new feature will help you organize your SEO content into a nice layout without having to do any formatting yourself.

In this post, we discuss how can you use these Content Blocks to build up specific content types your readers and search engines will love.

Ever get writer's block? Here's something you can do whenever that strikes to give a boost to your blog without having to create a completely new post…

I’m talking about the historical optimization of your old blog posts. Historical optimization means that you optimize your old blog posts so they’re fresh, up-to-date and have the ability to generate increased traffic.

You already know about Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and why it’s important for the success of your website. But... optimizing old posts?

If you’ve been blogging for a long time, chances are that you have already published tens, if not hundreds of articles on your blog, so maybe it’s time to dust these forgotten articles off and rework them to become valuable, fresh pieces of content on your website again.

Keep reading to learn how you can recycle some of your old posts to boost your SEO outcomes instead of constantly having to write new articles.

We recently added a small but significant feature to Thrive Leads, that will take your Facebook retargeting to the next level. 

With our latest custom HTML feature upgrade, you can add Facebook pixels directly to the states of your opt-in forms to track your visitors’ actions. From now on, this means you can retarget your leads on Facebook even if you don’t use a thank you page.

Check out the video above or read this article to learn how this feature can make a real difference if you’re using Facebook retargeting pixels.

Your website is up and running and you’re publishing insightful posts on your blog regularly. You are proud of your articles because they show your expertise and they deliver value to your audience.

But there’s a problem. They’re just not ranking in Google!

You’ve tried everything — designed them beautifully with Thrive Architect, did your keyword research, added an attention grabbing title, etc...

… But something is missing.

What’s missing is the one thing that separates the big boys and girls from the rest on the content marketing crowd...

The pros are actively building links to their content.

The reason I know they are, is because I used to work for an agency who offered link building as a service.

That’s right, getting links is so important that people pay agencies to do this for them.

Now, I understand that this is not something you budgeted for, so that’s why in this post I’m going to show you:

• 3 Link building strategies that will start working right away
• How to find websites that might be interested in linking to you
• How to reach out to those websites and earn their links (including copy/paste email scripts that work)

Sounds good? Alright then, let’s get started...