I mean u could begins by using free keyword data and GSC to understand the process first. Once u understand which metrics really matters spending on ahrefs or semrush is a better idea.
It would be better to take away the clocks from the video entirely. If people drop off at the 8 minute mark because you have added 2 minutes on, then your 10 minute video have not really helped you out much at all.
Truly having an interesting topic for my video proved to be much more effective than any other SEO technique. one particular videos captured what people were searching for and the other videos followed suited.
I find myself drawn to those posts which does not appear to have been created solely to appease the algorithm. a spontaneous post, a messy behind the scenes video or an honest opinion is much more engaging.
The follower bases can increase passively, however commenting often requires some justification. i would incorporate a bit of my own experience or opinion rather than creating posts that were purely informative.
Where the page continues to receive impressions i would updates it rather than blowing it up. It was more appropriate to do a fullyy re write when the intention changes or when the content is completely irrelevant.
I puts less emphasis on how often users would upload and concentrated on learning why people stayed around beyond the 30 second mark. After i figured out how to capture their attention growth was a breeze.
imo content is primary but the use of reel format counts quites a bit too. I would tries various types of hooks and styles to see what gets actual views and shares.
I always starts off with checking the traffic history. a single spikes can really help you make the website look great on paper but 12 months history speaks much louder than the dr .
I have found that updating information is better when there is some changes in information rather than changing the date on the same old content. AI citations appears to be more in the need for new information.
With 4 to 6 sites I would definitely give up on trying to meet my article per day goals. Instead of make my few articles per site stronger and then use my spare tym on link building and optimization of existing pages.
ofcourse white hat SEO is capable of ranking too but the competitive niche requires more patience now a days.
In my experience one is likely to see great results by focusing on search intent improving the page itself and getting a couple of gud backlinks rather than pumping huge back link...
I will typically squeeses pages that are already ranked on page two. some times just a little bit of optimisation along with mch better internal linking can makes them climb the ranks faster than ever from scratch.
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