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Ben Poulton

SEO Consultant & Founder at Intellar
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My name is Ben Poulton and I am the founder of Intellar, a specialist SEO consultancy based in Sydney. I have over 13 years experience in digital marketing, with SEO being my main area of expertise. Intellar was founded to bring scalable, custom, and highly targeted SEO solutions to businesses of all sizes, with the vision of being a specialist SEO partner for businesses.

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  • Intellar
    SEO Consultant & Founder
    started Apr 2022
  • SEO Success: Semrush's Gap Analysis Boosts Automotive Traffic
    Ben uses Semrush's gap analysis tool with commercial intent filters to find crucial keywords. This method helped an automotive website achieve top 3 positions for commercial terms, increasing model page traffic and inquiries. Ben says, "The comparative analysis simplifies competitive overlap, making keyword discovery efficient."
  • SEO Expert Ben Poulton Reveals Key Insights on 301 Redirects
    Ben highlights scenarios like URL variants with trailing slashes. He notes, "301 redirects applied to URL variants helped to significantly reduce crawl bloat." He warns against redirecting everything, advising, "A redirect is only worth it if it will pass value." Sometimes, serving a 404 is more appropriate.
  • SEO Expert Ben Poulton Shares eCommerce Success Tips
    Ben emphasizes the importance of effective crawling, accessible information, and strategic collection page copy. He advises showcasing main offers prominently during the holiday rush and warns against common mistakes like default product descriptions. Ben highlights Google Search Console as an underused tool, stressing that "SEO should be a constant" with growth plans enhancing site performance.
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  • On the plus side for news organizations, people will always consume news. It's just the medium which changes. If ChatGPT can summarize five stories on the same topic from five different outlets in five seconds, is that not a good product? Maybe the likes of ChatGPT could be used on news sites to help users break down and find information they want quickly.

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