⚡ SEO Evolution⚡ : Best Practices for 2023 and Google's Latest Tweaks ☠

[Weare1seo]

Hello, fellow SEO enthusiasts from around the world! How are you doing after the latest Google update?

I hope we can engage in a thoughtful discussion on the best strategies for achieving high rankings in Google's search results.

I've noticed some intriguing changes following the recent Google update, where Google seems to be favoring websites that may not appear traditionally strong. What are your thoughts on this update?

In my opinion, it seems that using Private Blog Networks (PBNs) is no longer a viable shortcut to achieve strong rankings. Let's dive deeper into this topic and explore the evolving landscape of SEO in 2023.

Feel free to suggest any improvements or changes to make the discussion more engaging and interesting for your audience.

 

[Keells]

What do you mean by 'Private Blog Networks (PBNs) is no longer a viable shortcut to achieve strong rankings '

I was never into PBNs as i am extra paranoid about footprints and have got some bad experince few years back. I am always on automation link buidling and i have been doing heavy splogging , churn and burn sites , serious long term ecommerce etc always always rely on automation. And i always will be like that.

Anyway for me SEO is very good and easier than never before thanks to AIs

 

[TechnoTycoon]

User Experience (UX) and Core Web Vitals are becoming paramount for website success. No doubt about it.

 

[KingNeanderthal]

Everything works in my opinion, lol. I don't even care about updates.
I've been scraping Google for the last 10 years,
researching long-tails/interlinking,
extracting outbounds,
scraping content,
creating content in mass/bulk,
loading up GSA SER and blasting with quality content,
setting up various CMSs and adding new niche sites year after year...
What I've learned is that everything works. All we need is consistency in what we're doing now, but with upscale quality.
For example, I used to blast with scraped content, but now I generate bulk content with AI.

 

[Kenro]

Hello, fellow SEO enthusiasts from around the world! How are you doing after the latest Google update?

I hope we can engage in a thoughtful discussion on the best strategies for achieving high rankings in Google's search results.

I've noticed some intriguing changes following the recent Google update, where Google seems to be favoring websites that may not appear traditionally strong. What are your thoughts on this update?

In my opinion, it seems that using Private Blog Networks (PBNs) is no longer a viable shortcut to achieve strong rankings. Let's dive deeper into this topic and explore the evolving landscape of SEO in 2023.

Feel free to suggest any improvements or changes to make the discussion more engaging and interesting for your audience.

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wow! your first post is amazing.

i just kidding. Welcome to bhw mate.

for me there is no big change. To be honest, algorithm improvement/ changes are not supposed to hate or destroy sites. I never overwhelm seo.

 

[Weare1seo]

wow! your first post is amazing.

i just kidding. Welcome to bhw mate.

for me there is no big change. To be honest, algorithm improvement/ changes are not supposed to hate or destroy sites. I never overwhelm seo.

like we are know why we are here.
most of us is using blackhat for seo
so the update may be impact to us

 

[Weare1seo]

Everything works in my opinion, lol. I don't even care about updates.
I've been scraping Google for the last 10 years,
researching long-tails/interlinking,
extracting outbounds,
scraping content,
creating content in mass/bulk,
loading up GSA SER and blasting with quality content,
setting up various CMSs and adding new niche sites year after year...
What I've learned is that everything works. All we need is consistency in what we're doing now, but with upscale quality.
For example, I used to blast with scraped content, but now I generate bulk content with AI.

GSA SER is still good ?
i use ranker x before but not have much backlink get index before