Great advice. I would also make sure that the pages are crawlable and create some internal links from indexed pages which are relevant. The sitemap will help Google find the URLs, but the page needs to be indexed.
Backlinks and fresh content might help, but simply updating pages to show activity will not do much by itself. In my opinion, it would be best to update the pages with relevant content and earn backlinks.
Yes, indeed, audience overlap could be causing higher costs for little additional coverage. I would review the overlap statistics and test the consolidation of the similar ad sets.
Pinterest advertising can be effective, but in my opinion, it really depends on the niche you’re working with. Start off with a small test, and track how many saves you get, outbound clicks, and even conversions.
Well, niche counts, but I wouldn’t follow every single trend. Good starting 5 seconds can do the trick, and then it’s all about consistency and retaining viewership.
Yeah, it does make sense to update first and then improve on discovery. It is just that I will keep track of recrawl and ranking separately because of the link factor.
After all, although social media profiles may not necessarily lead to sales directly, individuals usually review them before making any purchase. A dead or cluttered social media profile can silently create misgivings, particlarly about new products.
Same for me. Once you have traffic, making improvements in terms of content and user experience would do much better than constantly looking for backlinks. Backlinks definitely help, but what really matters is having satisfied visitors.
Yeah, targeted outreach is definitely more effective than spamming hundreds of websites. Some good connections will surely give you the chance to get placed again and again.
True, actual engagement tends to be more valuable in the long run. Actual comments, likes, respnses and repeated visits provide indications that you can work with, rather than always wondering if your automation will be detected.
OG Ads would require the testing of TikTok, Reddit, and short-form media first before any other platform for the folloing reason. It all depends on matching the traffic source to the offer and not just clicks.
I agree, particularly following the big update on several sites. It would be a good idea to check Google Search Console data for a few weeks prior to making more changes.
First, I would challenge the domain ban and request for the precise policy reason for the ban, before any modifications would be considered. Since purchasing a new domain and redirecting it might only continue with the same problem, therefore, it is necessary to correct the violation.
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