Be honest
Whether it is Instagram reels or YouTube shorts is not it basically the same thing?
You open it for 5 minutes and suddenly 40 minutes are gone with nothing to show for it .
No real value , no progress just endless scrolling . Feels like both are just different versions of the same...
It can take quite a while with white hat SEO . For me , things started to feel more stable after around 4-6 months , but it really depends on the niche and competition . It is slow at first , but once it picks up , it feels more consistent .
I am recently starting learning SEO and trying to optimize a few pages on my website , but i am bit confused about how keywords should be used .
Is it okay to use the same keywords on multiple pages , or will that affect my rankings in a bad way
For me a fresh domain took a few months before anything started showing past page 5 . It did not feel like just time though once I added more useful content and got a couple of decent backlinks , things moved a bit faster . It is slow at the start but consistency seems to make a difference.
Blogging can be still worth it , but it is definitely slower than it used to be . Some people make decent money , but it usually takes months ( or even years ) to see real income. A lot depends on your niche , consistency , and how well you learn SEO .
Honestly , this makes a lot of sense . Chasing big keywords always felt like a lot of effort with little return , especially starting out . Focusing on what people actually need feels more natural and less forced . Long-tail topics seem slower , but the results feel more real.
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