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Key Takeaways
About Me
 Global SEO Strategist at IBM
 Served as a judge for the US Search
Awards since 2018 and Global Marketing
Awards
 Listed as one of the top 140 SEOs to
follow by Search Engine Journal
 Contributor to Search Engine Journal,
SEMrush blog, Search Talk Live podcast
 Co-host of the Austin Otaku Podcast
with Keith Goode
Before We Move On
!!!DISCLAIMER!!!
The thoughts and opinions I share in
this presentation are my own and do
not reflect those of IBM.
Key Takeaways
Reviewing
standard SEO
performance
dashboards is
usually not
good enough
for in-house.
Standard
SEO metrics
tend to leave
executives
scratching
their heads
Get to know
your audience
and
understand
what they
want to see
in reporting
For the most part,
executives want
to see how we
compare to
competitors and
how much
revenue
keywords are
driving
Instead of
having a client
that uses you for
their business
needs your
executives
employ your
Key Takeaways
Executives
always find
something new
and shiny to
want to try
ChatGPT, AI
writing tools,
and EEAT are a
great example of
things an
executive might
currently be
excited to try
Always test if a
new tool or the
flavor of the
moment is right
for your
organization
Executives tend to
want things
delivered quickly
while the actual
implementation
will take longer
When working
with larger, more
established
brands the EAT
foundation is
already there
Key Takeaways
Remember how I
said you need to
show revenue
impact in
reporting? The
same idea
applies to
obtaining
executive buy-in
How Ive Calculated Value of Keywords to
Obtain Executive Buy-In
Search Volume / Estimated Click % per Position x Estimated Traffic Value = Potential ROI of Keyword
Estimated Clicks by Position and Intent
https://www.advancedwebranking.com/ctrstudy/
This formula is a
great way to
estimate value of
work to receive
both budget
approval and
priority within the
organization
Key Takeaways
Agency work
tends to be more
fast-paced while
in-house tends to
be slower to
implement
changes
At the end of the
day, scale is the
biggest difference
between the
actual work
elements of in-
house and agency
SEO
If the development
or webmaster
teams dont buy-in
to your work it
comes to a
screeching halt
Key Takeaways
External link
building does
change a bit
due to
business
conduct
guidelines
Dont get folks
excited about
items outside of
your control
If you promise to
take on work that
it turns out you
cant implement,
it ends up looking
bad on you.
Never over
promise!
Key Takeaways
Always work to
improve your
presentation skills
and how you
speak when
presenting. 際際滷s
mean nothing if
they arent
presented well
Get to know the
folks that can
help make your
job easier! You
might even be able
to make theirs
easier in the
process.
A lot of time is
spent educating
others so make
sure you stay up
to date on
changes in the
industry and be
prepared to speak
on them
Dont just sit in
the back of the
class during
conversations.
Get out front,
when
appropriate
Try to find
meetup groups or
a friend that will
let you practice
your speaking
and presenting
skills
Make sure there
are clear action
items at the end
of the
presentation
Dont be afraid
to take a class
to level up
yourself both
professionally
and personally
Confidence
is key!!!
Key Takeaways
Expand your
coding
knowledge even
if just to be able
to speak to
technical teams
If something is
mentioned on a
meeting that has
you stumped, go
look it up and
learn as much
as you can
about the topic
Always try to
connect your
initiatives to
impact on
revenue
Try to help
educate folks
across the
organization and
inform how their
work can impact
SEO
Showing other
stakeholders,
even if they dont
realize they are,
helps more
people prioritize
your work
Key Takeaways
 Understand who you are reporting to and
what they want to see
 Keep in mind what you can realistically
achieve
 Keep up with trends and have a POV
 Always be ready to prove ROI
 Find ways to scale and speed up work
 Keep learning and improving
 Show your value!
With all of these
pieces of the
puzzle you will
become an
extremely
valuable asset to
your organization
Follow Me On Social
Have questions?
Hit me up on any social media platforms. My
handle on all platforms is @jesseseogeek. Id
be more than happy to continue the
conversation.
Name That Bass Player!
1 - Geddy Lee (Rush)
2 - Jesse McDonald (BravoWhatever)
4 - Thundercat
5 - Felix Pastorius (Hipster Assassins)
6 - Flea (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
7 - Justin Chancellor (Tool)
8 - Uehara Futoshi (Maximum the Hormone)
9 - Verdine White (Earth Wind and Fire)
10 - Jaco Pastorius (Weather Report, Joni Mitchell)
11 - Chris Squire (Yes)
12 - Tina Weymouth (Talking Heads)
13 - John Myung (Dream Theater)
14 - Stanley Clarke (Return to Forever)
15 - Les Claypool (Primus)
16 - Victor Wooten (The Flecktones)
17 - Ron Carter (Miles Davis)
19 - John McVie (Fleetwood Mac)
20 - Cliff Burton (Metallica)
21 - Peter Steele (Type O Negative)
22 - John Entwistle (The Who)
23 - Mike Bendy (Hipster Assassins, Bendy Effect)
24 - Bootsy Collins (Parliament | Funkadelic)
25 - Tal Wilkenfeld (Jeff Beck, Prince, Herbie Hancock, Incubus)
26 - James Jamerson (Motown Records)
27 - John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin)
28 - Billy Sheehan (David Lee Roth, Steve Vai, Winery Dogs)
29 - Charles Mingus (Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Louis
Armstrong)
30 - Evan Brewer (The Faceless, Entheos)
31 - Larry Graham (Sly and the Family Stone)
32 - Alex Webster (Cannibal Corpse)
33 - Tim Commerford (Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave)
34 - Steve Harris (Iron Maiden)
35 - Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath)
36 - Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy)
37 - Marcus Miller (Luther Vandross, Miles Davis)
38 - Jason Newsted (Metallica, Flotsam & Jetsam, Voivod)
39 - Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, King Crimson, Stick Men)
40 - Lincoln Goines
41 - Hiromu Fukuda (suspended 4th)
42 - Robert Trujillo (Metallica, Suicidal Tendencies, Ozzy Osborne)
44 - Leland Sklar (basically everyone!)
45 - My daughter when she was 8 months old playing my bass

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  • 2. About Me Global SEO Strategist at IBM Served as a judge for the US Search Awards since 2018 and Global Marketing Awards Listed as one of the top 140 SEOs to follow by Search Engine Journal Contributor to Search Engine Journal, SEMrush blog, Search Talk Live podcast Co-host of the Austin Otaku Podcast with Keith Goode
  • 3. Before We Move On !!!DISCLAIMER!!! The thoughts and opinions I share in this presentation are my own and do not reflect those of IBM.
  • 6. Standard SEO metrics tend to leave executives scratching their heads
  • 7. Get to know your audience and understand what they want to see in reporting
  • 8. For the most part, executives want to see how we compare to competitors and how much revenue keywords are driving
  • 9. Instead of having a client that uses you for their business needs your executives employ your
  • 12. ChatGPT, AI writing tools, and EEAT are a great example of things an executive might currently be excited to try
  • 13. Always test if a new tool or the flavor of the moment is right for your organization
  • 14. Executives tend to want things delivered quickly while the actual implementation will take longer
  • 15. When working with larger, more established brands the EAT foundation is already there
  • 17. Remember how I said you need to show revenue impact in reporting? The same idea applies to obtaining executive buy-in
  • 18. How Ive Calculated Value of Keywords to Obtain Executive Buy-In Search Volume / Estimated Click % per Position x Estimated Traffic Value = Potential ROI of Keyword Estimated Clicks by Position and Intent https://www.advancedwebranking.com/ctrstudy/
  • 19. This formula is a great way to estimate value of work to receive both budget approval and priority within the organization
  • 21. Agency work tends to be more fast-paced while in-house tends to be slower to implement changes
  • 22. At the end of the day, scale is the biggest difference between the actual work elements of in- house and agency SEO
  • 23. If the development or webmaster teams dont buy-in to your work it comes to a screeching halt
  • 25. External link building does change a bit due to business conduct guidelines
  • 26. Dont get folks excited about items outside of your control
  • 27. If you promise to take on work that it turns out you cant implement, it ends up looking bad on you. Never over promise!
  • 29. Always work to improve your presentation skills and how you speak when presenting. 際際滷s mean nothing if they arent presented well
  • 30. Get to know the folks that can help make your job easier! You might even be able to make theirs easier in the process.
  • 31. A lot of time is spent educating others so make sure you stay up to date on changes in the industry and be prepared to speak on them
  • 32. Dont just sit in the back of the class during conversations. Get out front, when appropriate
  • 33. Try to find meetup groups or a friend that will let you practice your speaking and presenting skills
  • 34. Make sure there are clear action items at the end of the presentation
  • 35. Dont be afraid to take a class to level up yourself both professionally and personally
  • 38. Expand your coding knowledge even if just to be able to speak to technical teams
  • 39. If something is mentioned on a meeting that has you stumped, go look it up and learn as much as you can about the topic
  • 40. Always try to connect your initiatives to impact on revenue
  • 41. Try to help educate folks across the organization and inform how their work can impact SEO
  • 42. Showing other stakeholders, even if they dont realize they are, helps more people prioritize your work
  • 43. Key Takeaways Understand who you are reporting to and what they want to see Keep in mind what you can realistically achieve Keep up with trends and have a POV Always be ready to prove ROI Find ways to scale and speed up work Keep learning and improving Show your value!
  • 44. With all of these pieces of the puzzle you will become an extremely valuable asset to your organization
  • 45. Follow Me On Social Have questions? Hit me up on any social media platforms. My handle on all platforms is @jesseseogeek. Id be more than happy to continue the conversation.
  • 46. Name That Bass Player! 1 - Geddy Lee (Rush) 2 - Jesse McDonald (BravoWhatever) 4 - Thundercat 5 - Felix Pastorius (Hipster Assassins) 6 - Flea (Red Hot Chili Peppers) 7 - Justin Chancellor (Tool) 8 - Uehara Futoshi (Maximum the Hormone) 9 - Verdine White (Earth Wind and Fire) 10 - Jaco Pastorius (Weather Report, Joni Mitchell) 11 - Chris Squire (Yes) 12 - Tina Weymouth (Talking Heads) 13 - John Myung (Dream Theater) 14 - Stanley Clarke (Return to Forever) 15 - Les Claypool (Primus) 16 - Victor Wooten (The Flecktones) 17 - Ron Carter (Miles Davis) 19 - John McVie (Fleetwood Mac) 20 - Cliff Burton (Metallica) 21 - Peter Steele (Type O Negative) 22 - John Entwistle (The Who) 23 - Mike Bendy (Hipster Assassins, Bendy Effect) 24 - Bootsy Collins (Parliament | Funkadelic) 25 - Tal Wilkenfeld (Jeff Beck, Prince, Herbie Hancock, Incubus) 26 - James Jamerson (Motown Records) 27 - John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin) 28 - Billy Sheehan (David Lee Roth, Steve Vai, Winery Dogs) 29 - Charles Mingus (Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong) 30 - Evan Brewer (The Faceless, Entheos) 31 - Larry Graham (Sly and the Family Stone) 32 - Alex Webster (Cannibal Corpse) 33 - Tim Commerford (Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave) 34 - Steve Harris (Iron Maiden) 35 - Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath) 36 - Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) 37 - Marcus Miller (Luther Vandross, Miles Davis) 38 - Jason Newsted (Metallica, Flotsam & Jetsam, Voivod) 39 - Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, King Crimson, Stick Men) 40 - Lincoln Goines 41 - Hiromu Fukuda (suspended 4th) 42 - Robert Trujillo (Metallica, Suicidal Tendencies, Ozzy Osborne) 44 - Leland Sklar (basically everyone!) 45 - My daughter when she was 8 months old playing my bass