Yes, AI articles can rank, but not simply because they were written with AI. In my experience, what matters is the quality of the content, how well it matches the user's search intent, and whether it provides useful and accurate information.
If you are just starting, I would focus on learning the basics before worrying about quick results. Understand how keyword research works, learn to create content that matches what people are searching for, improve your website structure, and use internal links to connect related pages.
I think consistency is more important than going viral. I would share useful insights from real projects, simple SEO tips, industry observations, and lessons learned instead of posting only promotional content.
I usually do not judge it by the size of the ranking drop alone. The first thing I check is whether there were any recent changes to the website, such as content updates, redirects, technical changes, or new robots settings. If nothing has changed and I see similar movement across multiple...
The safest way is to use an escrow service if money is involved. Once the payment is secured, transfer the domain to the buyer's registrar account or change the domain ownership if both of you use the same registrar.
If someone is just starting with SEO, I would keep the toolkit simple. Google Search Console and Google Analytics are great for understanding how a website performs. For keyword research and content ideas, I like using Google Keyword Planner and Google Trends.
Yes, I think it is still one of the most effective SEO tasks in 2026. I have seen better results from updating existing articles than from publishing new ones in some cases.
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