How to Rank for Multiple Keywords on Google with One Blog Post

There is a common myth about SEO. In order to have more posts to show up on Google, you need to write and publish more posts.

Sounds very logical, but I can say that the myth is totally wrong.

I have a blog with over 2,000 posts already published.

The traffic?

Only about 6,000 visitors per month, which is extremely low for a blog that has 2,000+ posts!

In the past, I focused on a SEO technique which turned out to be wrong.

What’s that?

I was too focused on long-tail keywords by publishing different posts to target different keywords.

It turned out that you can rank for multiple keywords at once by publishing only one post. Take a look at the following screenshots.

You can check the search results above yourself using the following keywords.

• MailPoet review
• MailPoet pro features
• MailPoet free vs pro
• Elementor json files
• Eelementor json templates
• Free Elementor templates download
• Amazon affiliate alternatives
• Amazon Associates alternatives

A little note. The search results may vary on different regions. If you don’t see the same results, try to use a VPN and set your server location in the US.

As you can see, my blog posts — the same blog posts — show up on Google’s first page for several different keywords.

I wish I knew this earlier so that I didn’t need to waste my time and energy producing multiple posts to rank for the keywords I wanted to target.

If you are interested in learning more about how to rank for multiple keywords at once with only one blog post, I have written the detailed guide below.