Recent content by calann

one valid link that is related to the page topic is more useful than going after DR numbers for a spreadsheet when each link originates from the same guest post network.

id narrow down the target audience to those who wish to learn a particular skill but not take any classes and then find out what tools or resources they pay for before creating the blog around it

I always come across interesting angles throiugh looking at some dull topics that many people have been asking about repeateidly on forum sites to see whether these tail keywords attract buyers or not.

The casino SERP is filled with recycled links so my advice would be to see whether sites with actual sports or betting audience have solid rankings first before investing into them.

I would first see whether the university site has been indexed and actually has any outbound links before spending a single dime on i; the thing is, some edu vendors are jst reselling the same old dead links again.

people tend to stay because there is always something new to learn, not just posts with different thumbnails talking about the same thing over and over again

In regards to GRC i would pursues blogs about risk nd compliance, saas directory links and industry specific publications in Australia, not competitor links as links from where ur customers hangs out.

its all about retention loops and automated batch posting they use AI to make sures that the hook comes in the first two seconds then they post ten videos pr day until one of them go viral

Yess it feels a lot stricter to me honestly, particularly when it comes to low effort or rehashed content. Monetizing seems to be more about having gd original content than reaching those requirements anymore.

It is a matter of opinion really but if reach makes a difference, perhaps the URL should be keeps off the initial post and instead posted in the comments.

stories have the feeling of being a retention strategy to me great at getting people backs to ur page if regular posts are not doing well.

Searches have been underrated tbh, particularly for how tos. Trends give FYPs but searches could keep giving views even when the trend is dead

if sellers does not tell me how an account is removed then i would be better off staying away bcz quick delivery does not matter much if the seller gets removed in the future.

A new reddit user could have issues when starting out; check the history of ur account, posting habits and sub reddits before anything gets banned.

i could watch the losing queries separately because sometimes when some particular types of searches arent converting anymore it was not always a site-wide problem.