Yoast

[Roman-Delcarmen]

I have been using yoast/seo plugin (onpage seo) for my blogs, and make my life easier. But at this point my blogs have been growing. I want to know which others tool can any recommend to bring my small blogs to the next level.

[wholewhaler]

Hey Roman,

Broad question - but this site - MOZ.com is the right place to start looking. The Yoast plugin is good house keeping, so if you are looking for a cooler plugin to give you a bigger lift, I'd say the house is clean enough if you are using it properly.

The next phases are to move through the on-page factors with an audit and make sure things are passing, then consider the off-page work you can do to generate links with guest blogging and general hustle. If you still want to play with the site you can work on building up better taxonomy that matches target keywords to build link relevance and landing pages that structure concepts more. That is how we built up our navigational verticals on WholeWhale.com/resources

Properly configuring Google Search Console through Google Analytics is also a great move to better understand the phrases driving traffic and how they are performing. As you max out the potential of the organic traffic around terms, the next phase is creating better ways to convert that traffic to emails/sales - sumo.com and optimizely.com are interesting tools to do this with.

Forgive the wandering answer, happy to refine if you have specific questions.

[Roman-Delcarmen]

Thanks for the time you take it to answer my question.
Optimize the on-page factor looks like the next step to follow.
And start to work in taxonomy is a very smart idea.

[Martijn_Scheijbeler]

Also start thinking about how you can leverage either new or existing content that get more coverage for your company or blog. By doing this you hopefully will acquire more links that will drive external authority to your site. Over time this should be the driver of your SEO strategy as external authority is still one of the biggest ranking factors for search engines to determine the quality + relevance.

But before you do this, make sure you have great content and all your technical issues (that you can learn about on Moz and other blogs) have been resolved.

[Roman-Delcarmen]

Good Point Martijn Scheijbeler, I was thinking in that option, but I have a question. Do you know where I can found a content provider. I had a lot of problem with copywriters in the past. And this point I preffer to pass of content creators ( Freelancers) I hire some company that can sell unique content with some quality control