Expand Your Reach with Google’s New Feature Web Stories

Tuesday, September 20th, 2022

Google’s new feature, web stories, is a great way to generate traffic and promote your website. Web Stories lets you publish articles directly on the search engine so that people can read them while they’re searching for similar topics.

And if done correctly, this service can be an excellent marketing tool. You’ll want to use it to share tips and advice with readers- anything really! It also gives you some insight into who is reading your articles and what kind of content interests them which will help you better tailor future articles. It’s fast, easy and inexpensive; there are many benefits to using Google Web Stories as a marketing tool for your business or blog!

 

1. What is Google web stories and what does it do
2. Why should you use this service for your business or blog
3. How to get started with Google Web Stories
4. Tips and tricks on how to use the service effectively

 

 

What is Google web stories and what does it do

Google’s web stories is a new feature that lets you publish articles directly on the search engine. This is a great way to generate traffic and promote your website. With web stories, you can share tips, advice- anything really! The service also gives you some insight into who is reading your articles and what content interests them. It’s fast, easy and inexpensive to use; there are many benefits to using Google web stories as a marketing tool for your business or blog!

 

 

Why should you use this service for your business or blog

There are many benefits to using Google web stories as a marketing tool. It’s fast, easy and inexpensive; there are many benefits to using Google web stories as a marketing tool for your business! First of all, the content is no longer just viewed on your website- it reaches more people when it’s on the search engine, including people who may not have visited your blog in the past. It also drives traffic to your website and there is no cost unless you want to promote your article via AdWords which you would only do if you were actually making money from this service.

Web stories can greatly expand your reach by reaching a new audience who may not have previously visited your website. It will also increase traffic to your website and there is no cost unless you want to promote your article via AdWords which you would only do if you were actually making money from this service

 

 

How to get started with Google Web Stories

Getting started with web stories takes just a few minutes! First, go to web-stories.googlelabs.com and sign in using either your gmail or Google+ account. It doesn’t matter which one you use; the most important thing is that it’s associated with a google account where you can create content, like articles or videos.

Once you’ve created an account (which only takes about 30 seconds), you can start writing your first story. You may want to start by using the published stories as a template for how to format your content.

Once you’ve confirmed that the title, author name and your website, category and picture are accurate, click on “publish” at the top left of the page. Now people will be able to read and share your story on Google!

 

 

Tips and tricks on how to use the service effectively

Once you’ve written a few stories, you’ll probably notice that they’re ranked by date of publication. You can increase the likelihood of your articles appearing at the top of search results by choosing a less competitive category (if you haven’t already). This can be done by going back to the “publish” page on your dashboard and updating the category you’ve chosen.

1. You can also promote your article if you want to buy targeted website traffic. This will bring it higher up in search results, but at a price of course, about $0.25 per click if I remember correctly.
2. You can customize the title of your article to make it more appealing
3. It’s best to keep your stories relatively short (less than 1,000 words)
4. Keep in mind that web stories is not a place for you to promote affiliate products; it’s about sharing your knowledge or personal expertise
5. You can also share short videos with this service, but it will always appear in photo format when shared on Google search engine
6. When using this feature, you are allowing Google to place ads next to your content for any company that wants to buy space in your article. This doesn’t affect your content in any way and you still get paid if somebody clicks on the ad (the price is set by Google, not you)
7. To tweak what you’ve written, just click on “edit” next to the article and it will take you back to where we started: the dashboard! There is a green button that says “publish” so click on that and you’re all set!

This was a short but sweet article about Google Web Stories. It’s a great way to get your content out there, which can help increase traffic to your website or blog as well as help you build credibility as an expert in your field (if that is indeed what you are).

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