The Space Coast Case Study: 28 Surprise Keywords

How do you find out if Google is already noticing your newsletter?

You use the competition analysis tool in the DFY Suite 7.0 bundle to uncover the surprise keywords you are already ranking for without even trying.

Chad performed a live "deep dive" for Larry and discovered that his "Space Coast Spotlight" publication was already ranking for 28 different local keywords.

By securing Chad's endorsed bundle for $227, you can run this same analysis on your own domain to see exactly where Google is placing you.

Instead of guessing if your work is paying off, you now have instant data on your current search authority so that you can focus your energy on what is already working.

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What kind of content naturally attracts Google's attention?

Highly specific local articles about topics like police careers, new restaurant openings, or even "haunted" houses attract massive natural traffic.

The Team found that Larry’s Halloween-themed articles and a piece on Bojangles were already ranking on Google before he ever applied any SEO juice.

This proves that Google loves high-quality local content and the sitemap.xml automation Chad built into Letterman is already working for you.

The result is "accidental" authority that you can now turn into "intentional" list growth by optimizing these existing winners.

How do you turn a surprise ranking into a Page 1 win?

You identify your keywords that are ranked between spots 11 and 50 and pour automated link juice on them to push them to the top.

During Chad's weekly Newsletter Hour  call recently, Randy was shocked to find he was ranking for "Sparta Football" at spot number 43 without even trying to target that term. 

By using the DFY Suite syndication engine, you can provide the "votes" Google needs to see to move those articles to the very first page.

This ensures your publication becomes the first thing people see when they search for your town's top news so that you capture 100% of the local attention.

Why is consistent publishing the key to local authority?

Every article you publish acts as a "digital hook" that captures different local search terms and builds your overall domain reputation.

Chad explained that the more "little wins" you have with smaller keywords, the easier it becomes to rank for your main city name naturally.

Instead of fighting for one big keyword, you build a massive web of ranked content that makes you impossible to ignore.

The result is a resilient media asset that grows in value every single week so that your publication eventually becomes an "800-pound gorilla" in its own right.