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Digital Marketing: SEO, Paid Ads, Email & Analytics

The terms, formulas and rules behind SEO, paid ads, email, social media, analytics and growth metrics. For marketers, founders and freelancers, and anyone preparing for an entry-level digital marketing role or certificate.

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SEO: Content, Links and Local Search

Keyword research, backlinks and link attributes, topic clusters, and how local businesses show up in Google Maps. For people writing or planning content that has to rank.

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43 total questions

MCQ: 10
Fill-in: 9
Flashcards: 13
Pair match: 11
SEO: Content, Links and Local Search – Flashcards
Flashcards

Card #1

Search volume

Card #2

Keyword difficulty

Card #3

Long-tail keyword

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SEO: Content, Links and Local Search – MCQ
Multiple Choice Questions
  1. 1. Google's help pages say local results are mainly based on which three factors?

    • Relevance, distance and prominence
    • Reviews, opening hours and photos
    • Ad spend, distance and site speed
    • Keywords, backlinks and page size
  2. 2. Which of these link practices breaks Google's spam policies?

    • Paying a blog for a guest post whose link to you has no sponsored or nofollow attribute
    • Getting a link from a news article after a journalist used your published survey data
    • Asking a site that mentions your brand by name whether it would add a link to your page
    • Linking from your own blog posts to your product pages using descriptive anchor text
  3. 3. Two of your blog posts both target 'email subject line tips', and they keep swapping places around position 15. What is happening?

    • Keyword cannibalisation: your own pages compete for one query, so merging them is the usual fix
    • A duplicate content penalty: Google has demoted both posts and they must be rewritten from scratch
    • Crawl budget exhaustion: Google can only crawl one of the two posts each day, so they alternate
    • A manual action: a reviewer flagged the pair and both will stay demoted until you file a request
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SEO: Content, Links and Local Search – Fill-in-the-blank
Fill in the Blank
  1. 1. Google's original link-analysis algorithm, ___, was named after co-founder Larry Page.

    Answer:PageRankalso: Page Rank

    Hint: One word, two capitals

  2. 2. Because a featured snippet sits above the first regular result, SEOs call it position ___.

    Answer:zeroalso: 0

    Hint: A number

  3. 3. The expandable list of related questions in Google's results is called 'People Also ___'.

    Answer:Ask

    Hint: A verb

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SEO: Content, Links and Local Search – Pair match
Pair Match
rel='nofollow'↔A general hint not to pass ranking credit through the link
rel='sponsored'↔Marks links that were paid for: ads, sponsorships, affiliate deals
rel='ugc'↔Marks links inside user-generated content such as comments and forum posts
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