What an interview! WHAT AN INTERVIEW! So realistic! Not a guru, not a famous person, nothing like that. Just an ordinary everyday person who has a lot to share. Thank you, Anne! My shoulders are a lot less heavier. Nothing like the old school´s way to bring us back to the real world. You are so necessary.
Nice episode... I learnt 3 things. 1. Creating a Brand ( that what i did last 10 years), 2. Multiple traffic source, 3. Improve Monetization. Lastly, Yes I do believe our voice must be heard! Association is a must. Like the movie gladiator ( staying together). Thanks Anne & Gael. Sharif
What im confused is what she did… all she said was she bought facebook likes to a page. Why did i watch this length of a video? Whoever is saying this is a good video… delete it
1. Buy likes from relevant audience 2. Farm the engagement 3. Start incorporating more links into the facebook content, ideally without driving down the engagement and therefore reach. Easier said that done though ;)
Brillant discussion. thank you for having this guest. So she generates Facebook likes for her page and then generates content posts on the Facebook page and then the traffic either goes to her website or she has a remarking campaign with the website page link to her website?
I watch alot of social media/seo videos and i learned a TON from this, very valuable. Ignore the petty negative comments on here, thanks for providing alot of value with this one! I will have to check out your other videos. Does anyone have a facebook account and website of hers to check out to see exactly how she is implementing this?
The interview felt like it was all over the place. I think Gael wants to follow the usual interview format but Anne is so opinionated lol but I love how it sounded like we were just listening to 2 experts talk shop and share their insights on the industry. Learned a lot, love it! :)
Big Yes to a Web Publisher association although as discussed in the interview, it has a short life span in to the future. Loved the bit about becoming a product creator, been there, done that, can sell you a tee shirt😁 if you do it, you will find you have a whole bunch of different issues to contend with🤷♂
It's funny, at this point she indeed created a publishing firm, a proper business. If she disclosed that on her websites it takes care of EEAT. Sure it won't be Conde Nast, but I can't find a good reason why stick with the "niche website" approach (except stubbornness).
Unfortunately, Facebook just seems good, it's like Android games. That give you traffic through discover at the beginning, and then just drops to zero.
"Our guest today doesn’t believe in EEAT, doesn't do any link building, uses AI to help in her content creation, makes most of her money from ads, and lost quite a bit of traffic in the recent round of updates." - Nice introduction lol. Makes sense.
It's interesting that people keep on saying that for every Google update they lose traffic. My experience is different, for every update my traffic keeps on going up.
Google dreams about the type of accuracy that Facebook has. Google advertising fees have been prohibitive, to say the least, something that Facebook managed to capitalize on fully.
you need to stop interrupting people when they speak, your muttering is so annoying, even if you want to challenge the marketing strategy they are using let them complete a sentence with out all the yeah yeah mutter it comes of as arrogant, i am sure the lady ( who by the way was dropping some good info ) though to herself why did he invite me if he is going to cut me off every time i speak
Gael, you have great guests, but you are so interested in "interjecting to add value" that you constantly derail your guests. Back off. Your role is not to be heard but to elicit your guests to be heard.
I want to challenge the guests. It’s part of the format. Many interviewers in the industry are “too nice” which makes it difficult to see how valid their theories are. I understand it can sometimes be frustrating and sometimes it doesn’t pan out, but other times it uncovers gold and it makes our content stand out so it’s not something I’m looking to stop doing. However I also take all the feedback in and if I tend to overdo it and people point it out, I’ll tune it down so thanks for sharing, this helps me be better.
@@AuthorityHacker, but you don't challenge so much as interrupt them. In this case, we missed hearing anything at all about how Moss is using Pinterest or Email. So instead of a full interview we got 1/3 of one. The area you really should have challenged was her position on EEAT, but you really didn't challenge her much at all there. You just kind of sputtered while she pushed firmly ahead.
I love the way Gail does his interviews. Bouncing ideas, sharing his own insight considering hes been doing this for a long time. Especially asking very valuable and sometimes challenging questions to help us the viewer better understand the risks/rewards of the business module. I was also interested to know Annes opinions on the social traffic referals and its decline in the digital ecosy system. Every method has its drawbacks and Anne's methods of FB referalls also sounds risky, and its good to call out the dangers. Anne though to me seems one of those people that will always find ways to drive traffic/ and is going after the many social channels which is a solid route to take. Building products, branding, influencer module, capturing emails, I believe is the best way to go about a digital business now. Building a "real" business where people come back. Its the hardest and not everyone will do it, but it is the most fullproof.
@@AuthorityHacker wow wow wow! Lets get back to THE FIRST lesson/question: are you doing this for yourself or your audience? You can do it, anyway... but let, at least, the guest finish the answer! Such a great subject and then what? Oh! Shut up! I want everyone to get to know MY POINT! you are not important here, guest! We all know you can do better, dear. Good luck.
Mec, on dirait que tu es le premier de la classe qui veut interagir avec le prof tout le temps, pour lui montrer quil est incollable sur tous les sujets. Et tu l'empêches de simplifier certains sujets évidents pour toi mais pas pour tes camarades de classe 😔
Would have liked to hear how often she posts on FB. How often does she post about the same article (gap between). Does she recycle posts that succeed (gap between).
So I was able to locate some of her accounts in the past. The one niche I discovered...she was posting at least 3-4 times a day on FB. The posts would get recycled but mind you not word for word the same post. Remixed? I suppose would be more accurate. I never actually saw any of the mega popular posts suggested here though but assume her strategy was similar based on the frequency of her posting.
