Recent content by harry_se9

Been dealing with indexing issues a lot lately. Here's what actually worked for me: XML sitemaps are crucial, but make sure you're not including low-quality pages. I cleaned up mine last month and removed thin content pages - indexing improved within weeks. Internal linking is super important...

Hey, I had the same issue last year with my tech blog. What really helped me was creating content hubs - basically grouping related posts together. For example, if you write about coffee machines, make one main "complete guide" post and then several smaller posts about specific topics that all...

Been in the trenches with high-comp keywords for years, and here's the real deal... @XrumerGeek and @tiiberius are spot on. Going pure PBN for KD 80+ is like bringing a knife to a gunfight lol Here's why: Google's gotten crazy good at spotting artificial link patterns Top keywords usually...

I also saw some tweets about deepseek AI model. It is censored. It won't say anything bad about China. It's will not even give answer to question where China looks bad.

Been using both for the past few months, here's my 2 cents... @SirSmash makes a solid point about local LLMs, but for most day-to-day coding tasks, I'm sticking with cloud solutions. I've found Claude 3.5 Sonnet better for: Complex debugging (way better at understanding stack traces) Writing...

Can you tell us more about this system of yours? Like what you used, how complex is it? I tried to make one, but stuck in the development and was fare from scaling. If you can tell me more, that would be very helpful. I don't plan to do create channels are posting, but I might have another use...

Been in the social game for a minute, and here's the real deal with going viral... the @akaseo is right about mixing real/fake engagement, but there's more to it. Here's what actually works: You gotta warm up the video first with real engagement - get your friends/network to engage naturally...

Yo, been doing SEO for a while and here's what I've learned about avoiding footprints... Like @tazarbm mentioned, those big automation tools are pretty much figured out by G already. But here's what's working for me: Don't blast all links at once - space them out naturally over time. Nobody...

Maybe because google also use Wikipedia data to show easy info. SO they think that what's there is always verified and not spam.

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Yep, that's what I hope for.

Use AI to create your own script. Make the code open source, and let the community refine it till it works.

I think it's only for some specific industries/sectors. Because AI still can't give easy to understand response for some questions. I've personally experienced it.

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Is it available for free?