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EP 262: How to Use Podcasts to Improve Your SEO w/Sherry Bonelli

April 12, 2018

It’s a little bit like the movie “Inception” on today’s show as we’re talking about how podcasting helps SEO…on an SEO podcast.

Sherry Bonelli, the founder and CEO of early bird digital marketing, has written a series of articles on Search Engine Land about the benefits of podcasting and how SEOs can use it to help improve their organic presence in the SERPs.

So in this episode, we explain our process for every episode of EDGE of the Web and how we use it to help us gain more leads!

All this and more…Today on the EDGE.

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