Yes, relying only on google is risky. I also focus on building an email list and creating a presence on social media platforms. So, even if the google traffic drops, I still have other ways to reach my audience.
AI improves the workflow more than the revenue. It can speed up content creation but revenue is still depend on the quality of content and the search intent of the user.
Keyword stuffing is not a good strategy. It is better to use keywords naturally and make sure the content matches with the search intent of the people. That usually gives better and long term results in competitive niches also.
Most of the time I search for one answer, read that page and leave. I don't explore other websites unless it offers something that I can not find anywhere else. I think people don't follow blogs now they just visit them when they need something.
If that is true then should bloggers spend less...
Start by optimizing your content pages and writing clear descriptions and also target the keywords that are searching by the people and keep adding useful content related to your pages.
Along with SEO, try to be active on instagram, tiktok and facebook. This helps you to build brand awareness...
This will not work if they do not watch or interact with your videos. It is better to build an audience that actually watches your content which helps your channel to grow over time.
Start by looking at the problems which are asked by people mostly. Then check that if those topics have enough search volume and low competition before choosing a niche and also make sure you have some knowledge about the topic so that you can write the useful content.
Yes, early votes can make a big difference. Posts that get few early downvotes are struggle to recover whereas early positive engagement helps the posts to reach more people.
Discover rewards fresh and engaging content. That's why a page can get a lot of traffic for few days but once user interest drops then the traffic also drops.
Have you checked if facebook gave you a reason for the restrictions? Sometimes it is temporary and checking your account status and support inbox can help you understand what happened.
The first thing I check is Google Search Console to see if there is any indexing or coverage issues. If everything looks fine then I compare the page with competitors to see what has changed.
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