SEO Traffic Doubled since 6th March 2024 Google Update

[mudasir284]

Thank you for providing such amazong prompt!

 

[rodrigo della rovere]

Dobrei meu tráfego na maioria dos sites que não são em inglês.

No entanto, vejo que a classificação do conteúdo de IA em sites em inglês está se tornando difícil.

Aqui estão algumas coisas que descobri que estão favorecendo as classificações após a atualização de 6 de março de 2024

1: O conteúdo deve ser correto e envolvente para os usuários, o conteúdo de IA para idiomas não ingleses está bem classificado, mas estou fornecendo conteúdo de referência no prompt para tornar o conteúdo mais preciso e atualizado.

2: O Google começou a favorecer a alta proporção de html para texto, estou inserindo tabelas nos artigos e vejo que isso aumentou meu ranking

3: Em vez de apenas “Palavra-chave” no título/tópico, use títulos de cauda longa, para isso formulei o prompt de uma forma que crie títulos relevantes em qualquer idioma usando conteúdo de referência.

4: Os sinais sociais estão dando um grande impulso, desde 6 de março de 2024, vi um aumento de pelo menos 20 a 30% apenas compartilhando conteúdo na página do Facebook + reddit + twitter

Aqui está o prompt que estou usando atualmente no chatgpt para classificar meus artigos em outros idiomas (este prompt é para tópicos relacionados a pessoas):

I have doubled my traffic on most of non-English sites.

However i see that ranking with AI content on English sites is becoming difficult.

Here are few things I found that are favoring rankings after 6th March 2024 update

1: Content has to be correct and engaging for users, AI content for Non-English is ranking just fine, but I am providing reference content in the prompt to make the content more accurate and up to date.

2: Google has started favoring high html to text ratio, I am inserting tables in the articles and i see that it has increased my rankings

3: Instead only "Keyword" in the title/topic, use long tail headings, for that I have formulated the prompt in a way, that it creates relevant heading in any language using reference content.

4: Social signals are giving huge boost, since 6th march 2024, i have seen at least 20 to 30% boost just by sharing content to facebook page + reddit + twitter

Here is the prompt that i am currently using at chatgpt to rank my Non-English articles (This prompt is for person related topics):

Thank you very much for sharing your work!

 

[wunory]

Looks your site is going good, mine is hit as well but going up with the SEO packages to pull it up

 

[Robzkie]

Did you buy Backlinks, or what types did you build?

 

[tylero]

Non-english websites are not that competitive. That explains the 100k index factor you use. Great work.

 

[koyama]

can you inbox me some details

 

[ashtonwilliam]

What is the strategy you used?

 

[xpesos]

No backlinks, but i share on reddit, facebook and twitter, that helps in getting natural backlinks, as your posts are ranked on top

Did you buy Backlinks, or what types did you build?

Get google news approved, publish low competition topics in any Non-English language, less than 100k search results

What is the strategy you used?

 

[worldofpain]

Trying it on my Slovakian website...lets see

 

[yoiteippapijeu2761]

wonderful, thanks for sharing this. It is very complete

 

[Topiano]

Non English sites are promising for sure. But Keywords research is a pain lol

I would give it a hack: Keyword research for Non English projects are quite easy if you follow this simple hack.

- Gather a list of keywords (NE) .
- Find the top pages ranking for these keywords when searched on Google, gather these lists, and even better if you have websites with an average <40 (DR/DA).
- Now insert these keywords on your keyword research tool. Then filter using less competitive metrics with SEMrush or Ahrefs.

With this piggybacking approach, You don't have to start from scratch researching keywords but reverse engineer what's working

 

[JollySEO]

Thanks for sharing!

Very interesting to see the impact of social signals, I suspect that will be something we need to pay more attention to going forward.

Also good to once again get confirmation that content written for UX ranks well. This has been a consistent thing we have seen with our link building clients post update, those with content that aims to be helpful (not write to rank) have seen great results.

 

[corea_soo]

I think the old-fashioned white hat SEO experts may disappear.

 

[Seemasingh5020]

Very Informative!, So the content on the website should be non AI for the English Based Website.

I have doubled my traffic on most of non-English sites.

However i see that ranking with AI content on English sites is becoming difficult.

Here are few things I found that are favoring rankings after 6th March 2024 update

1: Content has to be correct and engaging for users, AI content for Non-English is ranking just fine, but I am providing reference content in the prompt to make the content more accurate and up to date.

2: Google has started favoring high html to text ratio, I am inserting tables in the articles and i see that it has increased my rankings

3: Instead only "Keyword" in the title/topic, use long tail headings, for that I have formulated the prompt in a way, that it creates relevant heading in any language using reference content.

4: Social signals are giving huge boost, since 6th march 2024, i have seen at least 20 to 30% boost just by sharing content to facebook page + reddit + twitter

Here is the prompt that i am currently using at chatgpt to rank my Non-English articles (This prompt is for person related topics):

 

[blackbeans]

You're absolutely right.

Content has to be correct, meaning it has to be accurate.

As you probably already know, ChatGPT and other AI tools commonly run into the problem of making up information.

While you can get away to some degree with this type of defect for most niches, the more lucrative niches are very sensitive when it comes to content accuracy.

If that wasn't bad enough, AI also does a lousy job when it comes to user engagement.

If you've been paying attention to Google's updates, Google rolled out the RankBrain update several years back, and it put into play a system where Google will reward or punish you based on user engagement.

Right now, a lot of people are focusing on bounce rate but there are other ways to measure user engagement.

When you put all these things together, AI content-based publishing is facing major challenges.

I'm not saying that it's impossible, but I'm saying it is actually more expensive than people care to realize.

You're left really with two approaches.

You can play the churn-and-burn game where you put up a thousand websites, and fill them with AI garbage.

You then hope that enough survive and make you money so that you can repeat the process again, and you continue to scale up over time until Google can't really catch up with you because you just have so many websites.

As you can well imagine, this takes quite a bit of start-up capital.

The other approach is to go back to basics and actually deliver value to your real customer.

Your real customer is not Google.

Your real customer is not your bank account manager.

Your real customer is the people who search for the keywords that you target with your website.

Give them the experience they're looking for, and I highly suspect that Google will take good care of you.

 

[shoes addict]

Thanks for sharing

 

[Marco69]

Check big sites like dotdash meredith they have a lot of multiple sites "brands" on all near the same title and content and they dominate the serp without any google punishment?
Will google now hunting them? I can't imagine that.
check this yt video:

What will google excatly do now? Forbid to have multiple different doman names? Forbid to have multiple domains with same name; model example Lawyer Alina Habba or like wolfofseo ?

Do they use canonical tag on all their multiple sites ?
But it will not be possible when do that all alone as single entrepreneur, example you have three multiple sites, then add to all the same title and content or rewrite it a little bit at the beginning of the content , so 20% rewriting and keep the title H1 the same. That's a lot of work I guess?

Or do they use rss feeds to accomplish this task, import their article (the same article) via rss feed into their other sites?

And think deeper, today using multiple "brands" (domains) or can you have multiple domains with same name but different extensions example; Alina Habba she ranks with her three websites all domains have the same name, content is different on each.