Medium is an online publishing platform whereanyone can write and share articles, stories, and ideas.

The good thing about Medium is that its Domain Authority (DA) score is 95/100 — while Google is 100,YouTube is 100, and Wikipedia is 98.

That means posts on Medium can rank super lightning fast on Google.

I wrote an article 2 days ago and it's already on page 2 of Google,and traffic is starting to come in.

Step #1: Find a best-selling book related to the niche you're interested in on Amazon.

Step #2: Go to WordStream’s Keyword Tool.Type the title of the book and check the results.

Step #3: Look at the results and see if the long-tail keywordhas at least 1,000 searches per month and the competition is “Low.”If not, choose a different book and repeat the process.

Step #4: Go to YouTube and search for the book’s title + “book review.”Look for a video that’s at least 10 minutes long.

Step #5: Download the subtitles of that video.Use DownSub and pick the TXT version.

Step #6: Ask DeepSeek to add proper punctuation to the text.Deepseek is way better than ChatGPT in term of handling long texts.But you need to make a clear command that you only want proper punctuation andnothing else or it will try to shorten your post to less than 1000 words.Make sure the total word count is at least 2,000 words (for a 10-minute video).You can check the word count at WordCounter.net.

Step #7: Add the long-tail keyword to the title and mention it 5 times in the content.Use the exact long-tail keyword in the post title and repeat it in the body.

Step #8: Add promotional links within the content, along with some relevant pictures.

Step #9: Publish the post.Add the book’s name and author in the tag box.

At the beginning, your Medium account needs to be warmed up.As I’ve said many times — everything needs warming up:TikTok accounts, YouTube channels, autoresponder accounts… even Medium.Don’t act like a spammer. From my experience, you need to publish around 15 postsbefore Medium starts trusting your account and pushing your articles to Google.

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