Fatrank Podcast

The Fatrank Podcast features Dan Grant as he breaks down how to use the Surfer SEO Site Audit tool, where Dan Grant explains how to run an audit directly through the SERP Analyzer, Dan Grant demonstrates how to identify missing backlinks and content gaps that affect rankings, Dan Grant shows how to analyse true density metrics to fine-tune keyword usage, Dan Grant highlights how to adjust content length, structure, and technical elements based on competitor data, Dan Grant reviews how to interpret Surfer’s recommendations for titles, meta descriptions, and page load performance, and Dan Grant guides listeners on sharing full audit reports with team members to execute SEO improvements efficiently.

The Fatrank Podcast features Dan Grant as he walks listeners through how to use the Surfer SEO Content Editor to scale high-quality content production, where Dan Grant explains how to generate data-driven content briefs from top-ranking pages, Dan Grant shows how to set ideal word counts and structural guidelines based on competitor content, Dan Grant demonstrates how to select and prioritise primary and secondary keywords, Dan Grant highlights how to add topics, FAQs, and notes to guide writers precisely, Dan Grant illustrates how to share live Surfer editor links with external writers so their work updates in real time, and Dan Grant guides listeners on building a streamlined, scalable workflow for SEO content creation.

The Fatrank Podcast features Dan Grant as he breaks down how to use the Surfer SEO SERP Analyzer, where Dan Grant demonstrates how to analyse keyword data to identify ranking correlations, Dan Grant explains how content length and semantic completeness influence top-10 rankings, Dan Grant shows why keyword density is not a major factor for this query, Dan Grant highlights how image alt tags and related terms impact visibility, Dan Grant walks through the process of reviewing competitor keywords and content gaps, and Dan Grant guides listeners on building a data-driven SEO strategy using Surfer’s correlation insights.

The Fatrank Podcast features Dan Grant as he demonstrates how to scale content efficiently using iWriter, where Dan Grant explains the process of ordering articles, Dan Grant shows how to structure briefs and keyword guidelines for writers, Dan Grant teaches how to choose writer levels based on cost and quality, Dan Grant reviews how to approve completed content and manage pending articles, Dan Grant highlights the value of favouriting top-performing writers, and Dan Grant guides listeners on building a scalable, reliable content-production system for SEO and digital marketing.

The Fatrank Podcast features Dan Grant as he conducts a detailed link audit on Move It Removals, where Dan Grant examines the company’s backlink profile, Dan Grant identifies weak ranking signals caused by low backlink quantity, Dan Grant highlights the limitations of directory-only links, Dan Grant compares Move It Removals’ backlink metrics to higher-ranking competitors, Dan Grant recommends building stronger and more diverse links such as guest posts, and Dan Grant explains how social signals improve trust and ranking potential for local SEO.

The Fatrank Podcast features Dan Grant as he walks listeners through a live link audit, where Dan Grant analyses the backlink profile of a Birmingham window cleaning business, Dan Grant compares its ranking performance to competitors, Dan Grant identifies weaknesses in link quantity and quality, Dan Grant highlights the dominance of directory-only backlinks, Dan Grant recommends diversifying with stronger links such as guest posts, and Dan Grant explains the importance of social signals for improving ranking potential.

On this episode of The Fatrank Podcast, Dan Grant delivers a detailed walkthrough of his full process for creating highly relevant blog comments designed to build niche-specific backlinks. He explains how he searches Google using targeted operators to discover blogs that accept comments, how he checks each post for topical relevance, and how he evaluates whether a comment section is available. Dan Grant outlines the exact method for filling in comment fields—choosing an appropriate display name, using a valid email, and ensuring the website field contains the correct target URL. He emphasises writing thoughtful, value-adding comments that reference the blog’s content rather than promoting a brand, and he highlights the importance of organisation by tracking each submitted comment and its approval status. Throughout the episode, Dan Grant demonstrates the workflow using an apprenticeship-related URL, offering practical insight into finding opportunities, crafting authentic engagement, and verifying successful link placement.