So, all of a sudden, I came up with a topic that would be the basis for the first pages I would create, and I named the domain Workersday . A tough challenge, considering that it is a third-level domain in English.
Why did I participate?
I like challenges, especially in areas unknown to me where my curiosity is stimulated. I like to measure my limits . For this reason I put myself to the test by creating a website on Altervista , installing Wordpress , connecting it to Google Search Console and drafting the first four contents after installing a minimal theme that was as clean as possible.
The first contents to position me on the contest query were created in 3 pages:
- History of Labor Day
A month after the end of the SEO contest organized by SEMrush and open to all Fatti di SEO , I am happy to present you the story of this exciting experience, made of people, lightning-fast cameroon phone number intuitions and (more or less) calculated risks.
In order, I first propose the case studies of the two "second place winners" Giovanni Rasulo and Jacopo Cappelli and then the report of the strategy with which the winner Angelo Massaro (who for the occasion even put together a work group, developing everything as if it were a business project in all respects) climbed the SERP for the challenge query. In short, you risk being surprised!
- Concertone program
- How to reach San Giovanni from all sides of Rome
Then I created the first article that remained in draft for a while: Labour Day in English. In this very first phase I really used very little SEO tools , simply putting myself in the shoes of the user who was interested in the holiday, the concert, Rome.
After publishing the first three pages I should have started to find inspiration to populate the site with articles. Always trying to put myself in the shoes of the users, as the days went by I informed myself about the SERP that came out in 2015 by limiting the start and end dates of the period on Google, comparing it with the one I found at the beginning of the contest (February 2016, ed.).