Voice to the Voiceless

Rosabel and her team would like to warmly thank you for taking the time to share your insights and experiences. To help you make the most of your interview, this guide outlines how to create a short blog post that highlights your experience, improves SEO for both of us, and is ready for a simple YouTube embed once the video is live.

Understanding SEO And Backlinking

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) helps people discover your content via search. Two simple levers matter here: (1) clear structure and (2) relevant links between high‑quality pages.

Backlinks are links from one website to another. When you link from your blog post to the relevant page on Rosabel’s site (and we link back to you), it signals topic relevance and credibility to search engines, which can improve visibility for both of us.

Where to link:

  • Your interview page on Rosabel’s site (episode show notes).
  • Rosabel’s podcast page or homepage (contextual mention).
  • Any relevant resource pages mentioned during the interview.

How to link (example): “I recently joined Rosabel’s Unscripted Podcast to discuss topic. Read the episode notes here.”

Use natural, descriptive anchor text (avoid “click here”), link once near the top (context) and once near the end (CTA). Keep links relevant and minimal.

Structuring Your Blog Post

Recommended Outline (400–800 Words)

  • Opening (2–3 sentences): Introduce the interview topic and the problem or question you explored.
  • Key Takeaways (3–5 bullets): Short bullets of your personal insights or moments that stood out.
  • Your Perspective (1–2 short paragraphs): Add context, a quick story, or a practical tip your audience can use.
  • What’s Next: Mention that the full video will be embedded on this page once it’s live.
  • Light CTA: Invite readers to your book/event/product in a helpful, non‑salesy way (see guidance below).

Headings Etiquette (H1, H2, H3)

  • Use only one H1 (the post title). Do not place another H1 inside the body.
  • Use H2 for main sections (e.g., “Key Takeaways”, “Resources”).
  • Use H3 to break up longer H2 sections (e.g., “Tip 1”, “Tip 2”).
  • Keep headings descriptive and concise; include the primary topic where natural.

Image Best Practices

Add Photos That Deepen The Story

Include 1–3 photos that enrich moments you shared in the interview (backstage, work‑in‑progress, audience moments, slides/figures you referenced). These won’t appear on Rosabel’s platforms—your post is the perfect place for them.

Quality, Size, And Speed

  • Dimensions: 1200–1600px width for in‑content images; up to ~1920px for a hero image.
  • File size target: Aim < 200KB per image when possible (keep hero < 400KB).
  • Formats: JPG/JPEG for photos, PNG for graphics/screenshots, WebP if your platform supports it.
  • Compression tools: TinyPNG, Squoosh, or your site’s built‑in optimizer.

SEO Details For Images

  • File names: use hyphens and keywords, e.g., guest-name-topic-behind-the-scenes.jpg.
  • Alt text: write what the image is and why it’s there (helps accessibility and SEO).
  • Captions (optional): add brief context; credit photographers if needed.

Embedding The YouTube Video (When Ready)

Once Rosabel’s team shares the video link, edit your post and paste the URL on its own line using your platform’s YouTube/Embed block. Keep a short line above it such as “Watch the full conversation:” so readers immediately understand the context.

Placeholder: Add the embed here when the video is live.

Call To Action Best Practices

  • Be helpful, not pushy: tie your CTA to the topic discussed. Example: “If you enjoyed the mindset section, chapter 3 of my book expands on it.”
  • One primary action: choose a single main CTA (book, event, product). Secondary links can live on a dedicated page.
  • Placement: brief mention near the top (context), fuller invite at the end.
  • Clarity: use specific, natural anchor text (e.g., “Read a free chapter” not “click here”).

How To Check If Backlinking Worked

Google Search Console (free): Verify your site, then check Links > External links to see sites linking to you. This updates over time.

  • Ahrefs Free Backlink Checker: Look up your domain for a quick sense of new links.
  • Moz Link Explorer (free tier): Check discovered backlinks and anchor text.
  • Tip: It can take days or weeks for tools to discover new links—be patient and check periodically.

Sharing Your Published Post With Your Audience

After publishing your blog post, use these quick steps to share it widely. Where possible, include one strong pull‑quote or insight and the direct link to your post.

Facebook

  • Paste your post link; let the preview load.
  • Add 1–2 sentences on the core insight or story.
  • Tag Rosabel’s Page (if applicable) and relevant collaborators.
  • Publish to your Page and optionally share to relevant Groups you own.

LinkedIn

  • Create a post with a concise summary (2–3 sentences) + your link.
  • Use 2–4 niche hashtags (e.g., #MentalHealth, #Resilience, #Nursing).
  • Tag Rosabel and any organizations mentioned.

X (Twitter)

  • Write a short teaser or quote (≤ 280 characters) + your link.
  • Thread 2–3 follow‑up posts with extra insights or a key takeaway.
  • Tag @ handles where relevant.

Instagram (Feed)

  • Select a compelling image from your post.
  • Write a 3–5 line caption with the top takeaway.
  • Place your blog link in your bio and add “Link in bio” to the caption.
  • Use 3–8 targeted hashtags.

Instagram Stories

  • Add a vertical image or short video.
  • Use the “Link” sticker to your blog post.
  • Add 1–2 text overlays with a key quote.
  • Pin to a “Podcasts” or “Interviews” Highlight.

Threads

  • Post a concise insight or question from the interview + your link.
  • Follow up with one additional reply containing a second insight.

YouTube (Community Tab)

  • Share a text update with a quote or key lesson + your link.
  • Optionally attach an image from your blog to increase visibility.

Email Newsletter

  • Subject: one clear benefit, e.g., “3 Lessons On [Topic] From My Interview”.
  • Body: 3–5 sentences + a single prominent button linking to your blog post.
  • Optional: add a P.S. with a gentle CTA to your book/event/product.

Copy‑Paste Starter Blocks

Suggested opening: “I recently joined Rosabel’s Unscripted Podcast to discuss [topic]. Here are the key ideas we explored and how you can apply them.”

Video placeholder: “Watch the full conversation below once it’s live. I’ll add the video here as soon as it’s published.”

Light CTA: “If this topic resonates, you may enjoy [your resource], where I go deeper on these ideas.”

Wrap‑Up

Thank you again for sharing your experience on the show. A short, well‑structured post with a couple of thoughtful backlinks, descriptive headings, and meaningful images goes a long way. Once your YouTube embed is added, give your audience a final nudge via social and email—and enjoy the momentum.

Rosabel’s Links

Below are the important links you can use when creating your post.

Website Links

Social Media Links

We’ve included Rosabel’s social media accounts below. Please follow any relevant accounts (we will follow you back) and tag us where possible.

If you have any questions, please post them in the comments section below so we can build a database of FAQs to help future guests.

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