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I recommend SEMrush and Google Keyword Planner

I always interlink other articles via contextual.

As a rule of thumb, the more frequently you blog, the more traffic you tend to get. IMO, Publishing 2-4 times per week provides the highest results in terms of both traffic and conversions.

Buy a custom domain name Create a domain specific email address Add pages like About, Contact, Privacy Policy Make sure you use a clean & easy design. Have at least 10-15 well-written blog posts. Ensure you don’t use copyright images. Get some decent traffic to your blog Apply for AdSense

I think the answer to this is a matter of personal preferences. Personally, I do prefer thethe non- as it just seems cleaner to me and better looking.

1 post per day is good enough to go. Remember that just writing blog posts is not going to be enough to get traffic. It's also important to spend time promoting your posts. That means getting out and connecting with people to bring attention to your blog. Focus on high-quality content that...

You can use these tools to check backlinks, Majestic SEO, Monitor Backlinks, Open Site Explorer, and Ahrefs.

Try, Keyword + inurl:"/forums/" Keyword + "discussion board" Or, Simply type... Your keyword or niche + forum Hope this helps a little.....

I prefer using Ahrefs & SEMrush (keywords, competition and backlink analysis), Keywords everywhere (keyword suggestions), LongTailPro (for long tail keywords), Small SEO tools plagiarism checker, Copyscape (checking plagiarism), Grammarly (for checking Grammar) & Hemmingway app (for content). ...

+1 for speed-links.net and indexinject.com. Both are great to use.

Hello @ezequiela, Welcome to BHW Community. Learn and earn more. Good Luck:)

Leaving a good quality comment is what is important to both SEO and building relationships between the person commenting and writer. Hence, Google isn't against blog comments and comment systems, so long as they're valuable.

IMO, No need mate. Google will do it even when we are not defining this using Schema Markup.

IMO, A breadcrumb is a small text path, often located at the top of a page which provides an easy-to-grasp way for visitors to navigate your site and they instantly understand how your site structure works. Due to this update, Google is now showing the site name, plus the breadcrumb in the...

Hey Mike. Welcome to BHW Community. Good Luck.