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In order to reach this goal, a single four-pronged strategy is what would be needed. Here’s what we suggest –

#1. On-Page SEO Plan for StarNews Mobile

StarNews Mobile has blog articles that can be considerably improved upon. As StarNews Mobile starts to scale, it needs to focus more on inbound marketing and it also needs to come off as a thought-leader in the space.

The current articles are too short, have no internal links and are poorly formatted.

As such, we recommend that you try and scale up your content to 1000 in the shortest possible time.

Here is a list of 100 blog post title suggestions along with relevant keywords that you can use to fix it. You can create it pretty fast if you use AI along with content editors (but take care, the articles have to be carefully optimized to improve readability and more importantly, insert internal links for faster indexing by Google) –

1. The Rise of Mobile Video Consumption in Africa: Trends and Stats
2. How African Creators Are Revolutionizing Digital Content
3. Monetizing Your Passion: Tips for African Content Creators
4. The Impact of Mobile Subscription Services on Africa’s Entertainment Industry
5. Building a Loyal Fanbase: Strategies for Up-and-Coming African Influencers
6. The Power of Mobile Money for Content Monetization in Africa
7. Cultivating a Creator Economy: Lessons from African Digital Pioneers
8. The Future of Content Creation in Africa: Insights and Predictions
9. Leveraging Local Culture: Content Strategies for African Creators
10. Success Stories: How African Creators Are Making It Big
11. Understanding Africa’s Mobile-First Audience for Better Content Engagement
12. Collaborative Content Creation: Growing Together in the African Market
13. Tapping into Niche Markets: Content Creation Tips for African Audiences
14. Exploring Diverse Content Genres Popular Among African Viewers
15. The Role of Short-Form Videos in Africa’s Creator Economy
16. Developing Engaging Content for Mobile-First African Consumers
17. The Economics of Content Creation in Africa’s Digital Landscape
18. Growth Hacking for African Content Creators: A Guide to Increasing Reach
19. Decoding the Success of Sports Content in Africa’s Mobile Market
20. Balancing Entertainment and Education: Content that Resonates in Africa
21. Harnessing the Potential of African Comedy in Digital Media
22. Spiritual and Religious Content in Africa: Connecting with Viewers
23. Celebrity Culture and Mobile Video Trends in Africa
24. Food for Thought: Creating Culinary Content for an African Audience
25. Breaking News: Crafting Engaging Current Affairs Content for Mobile
26. Monetization Models for African Mobile Content Creators
27. The Anatomy of Viral Videos in the African Market
28. Making a Mark: Personal Branding Tips for African Digital Creators
29. Finding Your Voice: Content Creation Workshops for African Youths
30. The Intersection of Tech and Content in Africa’s Digital Revolution
31. Navigating Copyrights: Legal Tips for African Content Creators
32. Creative Collaborations: Expanding Reach in the African Creator Community
33. From Views to Value: Understanding Africa’s Content Monetization Pathways
34. Empowering Women Creators in Africa’s Mobile Economy
35. Maximizing Mobile: SEO Tips for Africa’s Content Creators
36. Pay-as-you-go: How This Model is Changing Africa’s Content Consumption
37. Adapting Global Trends for Local African Content
38. Content Localization: Engaging with Pan-African Audiences
39. The Art of Storytelling: Building Emotional Connections with African Viewers
40. Audience Analytics: Measuring Content Success in Africa
41. Building a Sustainable Creator Career in Africa’s Mobile Marketplace
42. Mobile Data in Africa: Understanding the Constraints and Opportunities for Creators
43. User-Generated Content: Empowering African Communities to Tell Their Stories
44. The Golden Hour: Timing Your Content Release for Maximum Impact in Africa
45. Exploring Regional Content Preferences Across Africa
46. Creative Financing: Funding Options for African Content Creators
47. The Evolution of Music Content in Africa’s Mobile Age
48. Crafting Kid-Friendly Content for African Mobile Users
49. From Concept to Creation: Workflow Tips for African Digital Creators
50. Integrating Cultural Heritage in Modern African Content
51. Bridging the Digital Divide: Inclusive Content Strategies for Africa
52. Social Media and Mobile Videos: A Winning Combo for African Creators
53. A Guide to Cross-Promotion for Content Creators in Africa
54. Originality in Creation: Standing Out in Africa’s Crowded Digital Space
55. Mobile Content and Mental Health: Creating with Consciousness in Africa
56. Language Diversity in African Content: Challenges and Opportunities
57. The Essentials of Mobile-Friendly Content Design in Africa
58. Leveraging Analytics for Strategic Content Planning in Africa
59. Eco-Friendly Content Creation: Sustainability in Africa’s Digital Realm
60. The Power of Podcasts in Africa’s Mobile Market
61. Animation in Africa: An Untapped Frontier for Mobile Content Creators
62. Nurturing Talent: Mentorship Programs for Aspiring African Creators
63. Tech Innovations Shaping Africa’s Content Creation Industry
64. Building Trust: Ethical Considerations for African Content Creators
65. Scaling Up: Growth Strategies for Independent African Content Platforms
66. Engaging Diaspora Audiences with Locally-Rooted African Content
67. The Role of Mobile Operators in Shaping Africa’s Content Ecosystem
68. Making Sense of Subscriber Metrics for African Content Creators
69. African Storytelling in the Digital Age: Convergence of Old and New
70. Interactive Content: Engaging Viewers in Africa’s Mobile Landscape
71. Travel Content in Africa: Exploring the Continent through Mobile Screens
72. Fostering Creativity: Tools and Apps for African Content Makers
73. The Social Impact of Mobile Content Creation in Africa
74. Quality vs. Quantity: Content Strategy Debates for African Creators
75. African Content on Global Platforms: Strategies for Worldwide Reach
76. The Art of Mobile Cinematography for African Content Creators
77. The Role of Influencers in Mobilizing African Entertainment Content
78. Edutainment in Africa: Combining Learning with Leisure
79. The Economics of Attention: Capturing Mobile Audiences in Africa
80. Fashion and Style Content for Africa’s Next Generation of Mobile Users
81. Navigating the Complexities of Content Distribution in Africa
82. Community Building: Creating Content with Social Value in Africa
83. Telling the African Story: Content that Resonates Globally
84. The Synergy of Mobile Tech and Content: Africa’s Path to Digital Dominance
85. Earning Through Teaching: Educational Content in Africa’s Mobile Market
86. Video Blogging: The Next Big Thing for Africa’s Mobile Netizens
87. The Role of Documentaries in Africa’s Mobile Content Spectrum
88. From Viewer to Subscriber: Converting Audience with Compelling Content
89. Protecting Intellectual Property: A Guide for African Content Creators
90. The Influence of African Culture on Global Content Trends
91. Creating for Change: Socially Responsible Content in Africa
92. Wellness and Fitness Content in Africa’s Mobile Revolution
93. The Science of Mobile Engagement for Content Creators in Africa
94. Health Awareness and Mobile Content: A Match for Africa’s Digital Age
95. Building Multimedia Content for Education in Africa
96. Data-Driven Storytelling: A New Era for African Creators
97. The Role of Mobile Content in Africa’s Tourism Industry
98. Fashioning Content for Africa’s Mobile Accessories Market
99. Crafting a Mobile Content Calendar for African Creators
100. Monetizing Creativity: An African Creator’s Guide to the Digital Economy

#2. Off-page SEO Plan for StarNews Mobile

StarNews Mobile has a low Domain Authority and Domain Rating. It’s Ahrefs’ DR is 25.

We suggest reaching out to blogs in the industry, asking to guest post. With the influx of GPT4 and other content marketing software, most blogs are not too agreeable to this suggestion, so you may need to keep some marketing budget aside for payments for backlink insertions and guest post placements.

However, you should hire a seasoned SEO guy for this as you don’t want to get backlinks from the wrong websites, as that can harm your website by adding to its spam score.

Here’s a list of 50 high quality and relevant blogs in your niche that you should try to guest post at:

1. TechCrunch Africa
2. IT News Africa
3. VentureBurn
4. AppsAfrica
5. African Business Magazine
6. Disrupt Africa
7. Techpoint Africa
8. Quartz Africa
9. AfriTech
10. TechCabal
11. Tech in Africa
12. Mobile World Live
13. Memeburn
14. Techweez
15. African Tech Roundup
16. TechZim
17. Africa.com
18. Techloy
19. How We Made It In Africa
20. ITWeb Africa
21. Tech Nova
22. Digest Africa
23. Tech Moran
24. The Next Web
25. TechAfricanews
26. CIO East Africa
27. African Review
28. iAfrikan
29. TechEconomy.ng
30. Innov8tiv
31. Africanews Space
32. Gadgets Africa
33. AllAfrica
34. Connect Nigeria
35. TechTrendsKE
36. ITWeb
37. Cape Town Tech
38. AFKInsider
39. Africa Tech Summit
40. Tech in Asia
41. Digital Boom
42. Benjamindada.com
43. Techloy
44. WeeTracker
45. TechCity
46. Tech Economy
47. The Techy Africa
48. Tech Gist Africa
49. StartUpAfrica
50. ICTworks

#3. Social Media Marketing Plan for StarNews Mobile

If traffic, leads and revenue is your goal, we would advise you keep it simple.

We would suggest focusing on two main social platforms for starting out, which are Twitter and Facebook. We believe in keeping your marketing focused so as to deliver the highest returns.

The reason why we stress on these two platforms are simple –

1. Facebook’s organic reach is very low, but having a decent following up there, helps add to your credibility. Running some ads can get you a sizeable following quite fast and cheap. Further, you can drive the followers into a group, in which, you will have a strong reach and be able to use your group participants for additional marketing requirements.
2. Twitter can help add to your credibility. With Twitter’s recent partnership with Google, it looks like a great platform that can deliver amazing long-run results to your business.

What we showed you was just the basics. But of course, a plan is only as good as it’s execution. So, you could execute all of this yourself, or you could count on us to do it as well.

We could do so much more, such as-

1. Reverse HARO and get experts to share their thoughts with us for StarNews Mobile’s blog,
2. Run ads and grow your Facebook page and convert them into your Facebook group members,
3. Use Javascript code to massively boost your twitter presence,
4. Create leads for capture and boost your inbound marketing.

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At WinSavvy, we manage everything, from digital marketing strategy formulation to execution, ensuring you can focus on what you do best – running your startup. We also provide weekly updates and I am personally available as a dedicated point of contact for any of your queries.

Best regards,
Adhip Ray
Founder, WinSavvy