Is having 'valuable' content essential in earning Google rankings?
If you live in a small town, where there's no competition at all, you might show up in the top-5 on Google and Bing simply because there are no other pages and posts.
Google and Bing rank pages. They don't care if you believe your website's cool, and neither do your visitors.
You will never earn top-5 search engine rankings on Google for the content that does not exist on your website.
So yes, you do need 'epic' ridiculously valuable content and a distribution/promotion strategy to earn search engine rankings and a steady stream of qualified buyers to your website. What is epic content? It's the best damn page on the entire internet for your target keywords and topic.
Is professional conversion copywriting important to our success?
If you've already got plenty of traffic to your site, but you're getting very few leads and sales from it, you can conclude that you need more effective copy, and a conversion strategy.
There needs to be a customer journey that takes visitors through a tried and proven process, engages them in your sales funnel, and converts members of your audience into leads you can nurture, and real paying customers. If that's not happening, your copy isn't doing the job.
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