Crafting a Winning SEO Strategy: A Guide for In-House Marketers Answers 2024

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Exam Name: Crafting a Winning SEO Strategy: A Guide for In-House Marketers

Exam URL: https://www.semrush.com/academy/courses/seo-strategy-for-in-house-marketers/

  1. What is the difference between strategy and tactics?
  2. How can you understand the problems you’re facing and aiming to solve with a sound strategy?
  3. The signposts of good strategy are:
  4. How can you align your strategy with business goals?
  5. How can you detect important problems your strategy should solve?
  6. What are SEO levers?
  7. What makes an SEO metric useful?
  8. What are examples of a competitive advantage?
  9. Where in Semrush can you identify potential risks?
  10. What is NOT part of an SEO roadmap?
  11. Why is it important to tie tasks together into outcomes?
  12. What does MoSCoW stand for?
  13. What is NOT important when defining timelines?
  14. Why do you need impact projections?
  15. What should you AVOID when pitching executives?
  16. What is a helpful framework to structure written narratives?
  17. What is a BAD reason to advocate for your strategy?
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  1. I didn’t get this answer What is the difference between strategy and tactics?
    How can you understand the problems you’re facing and aiming to solve with a sound strategy?
    The signposts of good strategy are:
    How can you align your strategy with business goals?
    How can you detect important problems your strategy should solve?
    What are SEO levers?
    What makes an SEO metric useful?
    What are examples of a competitive advantage?
    Where in Semrush can you identify potential risks?
    What is NOT part of an SEO roadmap?
    Why is it important to tie tasks together into outcomes?
    What does MoSCoW stand for?
    What is NOT important when defining timelines?
    Why do you need impact projections?
    What should you AVOID when pitching executives?
    What is a helpful framework to structure written narratives?
    What is a BAD reason to advocate for your

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