Blogging is officially dead now

Here good deeper insights from Marie Haynes to understand more what will cause a google HCU punishment;
https://www.mariehaynes.com/the-sep...te-why-you-were-affected-and-what-you-can-do/

yes having your author bio with epertise (like a coach, nutritionist whatsoever) on all your pages, but poor simple wriiten content only for seo to promote affiliate products, without showing any experience from you with this product - like a video from yourself using a software as example, will raise red flags to google nowadays, strict informational only blogger content too. Promoting your service and write topics about your service.

Yep, engagement is a huge steep step nobodys website has an engagement like the big social platforms, so google ranks them at the top.
 
Do you agree that blogging is now officially dead for an average blogger ? Now only big companies or entrepreneurs can bear the expenses required to run a succesful blog. So the joke we had on BHW from many years that blogging is dead now is now officially true.
Imo, Blogging isn’t dead, but it’s more competitive, it just now requires more strategy, consistency, and niche focus, still possible for individuals if they know the hidden keywords gems
 
More people are reluctant to create original content - because AI has taken their place. Moreover, blogs are too long. Nowadays, no one has the patience to finish reading them. So 'blog dead'.
 
More people are reluctant to create original content - because AI has taken their place. Moreover, blogs are too long. Nowadays, no one has the patience to finish reading them. So 'blog dead'.
Tim Ferriss tim.blog is dead now because nobody reads his very long articles and he not rank good in google ? :anyway:

Happy Friday !
 
This google HCU update showing expertise could be tiny for you....assume you have three websites , three different niches:
one main site, gets good traffic you make good money offer your services as copywriter, coach whatsoever, here you can have your author bio and EEAT like this; "John Smith has 8 years of experience working as consulting ...blablablba...

The second website is in a nutrition supplements niche as affiliate your bio and EEAT here is: "John Smith has worked since 5 years as a professional nutrionist....blablabla...

The same with the third website affiliate too: EEAT: John Smith has 6 year experience working as a professional.....blablablba

Do you not think this will not raise red flags in google's eyes ? Ok, you can have a second site as affiliate when this is your hobby, like: tennis, fly fishing, yoga.....etc,etc.... I hope you get the point.

This problem I see with EEAT , show experience especial as affiliate with this new google HCU, these sites in google's eyes ar epoor quality to the HCU hit. Not sites like Andrew Huberman who is a university degree Professor (!) as example, or Tim Robbins, or Neil Patel. Another good examples are sethgodin with his blog domain and Tim Ferris who was a NY Times journalist years ago. Both can proof their experience.

What is when google wants proof of your experience, then what ?
Here this gives you a good insight how google fight against fake EEAT websites: https://www.websitebuilderexpert.com/news/google-fake-eeat-content/


Deeper insights many people not know: https://garitboothe.com/reversing-the-hcu-algorithm-updates-and-how-eeat-actually-works


Happy Friday !
 
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Yuck, the big influencer Adam Enfroy got a big HCU hit on his 7 figure affilliate business!
Be aware of this new "how show google you have expertise" ! GMB profiles not only for local businesses !

Happy Friday !
 
Here good deeper insights from Marie Haynes to understand more what will cause a google HCU punishment;
https://www.mariehaynes.com/the-sep...te-why-you-were-affected-and-what-you-can-do/
Marie Haynes is not a good reference. She was selling HCU recovery services and products, and recently deleted/removed most of them when it became clear that recovery from HCU is (almost) impossible. There was a long discussion about her teachings on Twitter a few weeks ago, and it was not pretty.
 
I've noticed that people are now much more attracted to short videos, brief posts, and require vivid illustrative images. The trend has shifted, making blogging no longer popular.
 
Marie Haynes is not a good reference. She was selling HCU recovery services and products, and recently deleted/removed most of them when it became clear that recovery from HCU is (almost) impossible. There was a long discussion about her teachings on Twitter a few weeks ago, and it was not pretty.
Ooops, thanks for to make that clear, mate !
 
Do you agree that blogging is now officially dead for an average blogger ? Now only big companies or entrepreneurs can bear the expenses required to run a succesful blog. So the joke we had on BHW from many years that blogging is dead now is now officially true.
Same question asked here every year multiple times. The answer is same , NO.
 
The 16 largest online companies that dominate Google worldwide, according to a study by detailed.com. These large corporations have been granted the right in court proceedings to use broad keyword phrases in affiliate niches, such as car insurance, for example, which means that Google then sends all traffic to these sites!

This is the reason why many small affiliate sites hardly get any traffic from Google anymore, as affiliate niches have been hijacked by these large companies and mainstream media companies.
 
The 16 largest online companies that dominate Google worldwide, according to a study by detailed.com. These large corporations have been granted the right in court proceedings to use broad keyword phrases in affiliate niches, such as car insurance, for example, which means that Google then sends all traffic to these sites!

This is the reason why many small affiliate sites hardly get any traffic from Google anymore, as affiliate niches have been hijacked by these large companies and mainstream media companies.
Only 16 large sites cannot take all traffic . There should be enough other keywords to target.
 
Do you agree that blogging is now officially dead for an average blogger ? Now only big companies or entrepreneurs can bear the expenses required to run a succesful blog. So the joke we had on BHW from many years that blogging is dead now is now officially true.
Yes it is dead...
 
Only 16 large sites cannot take all traffic . There should be enough other keywords to target.
Read the free report my friend you will be shocked, they are like google (friends) all in the wef lobby club too.
 
Blogging is not dead. If you can share your own experience in any niche that solves real problems, Google will reward you. It remains a powerful SEO tool when approached strategically, especially since AI still depends on internet sourced content.
 
Blogging is dea, SEO is dea, dropshiping is dead.... like all is dead . Lets get straight to the point nothing is dead only in your head ...
 
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