Recent content by james.col

yep, technology can take you only so far. after resolving the indexing issues, I would compare the page with the pages that have already ranked to see if it actually provides more relevant information than those pages do.

Indeed, having an obvious profile is helpful for understanding what you do and why they should get involved. Even if there are not that many visits to your profile, it still adds legitimacy to your project.

Same process will be adopted in this case. I would start by investigating the indexing problems in GSC and then try to work on the pages that are currently receiving impressions.

Yep, FAQs make the most sense when you address an issue that isn't addressed in your main content. Making them a part of all sections would only make the piece repetitive.

That's how you should do it IMHO. Answer the question naturally at first and then add FAQs to relevant sections only. Don't force questions everywhere.

Proxy pricing can depend on the provider and traffic type but rather than focusing on getting the cheapest proxies, it would be better to get high-quality and reliable proxies. With regard to Reddit, legitimate participation is important since posting links too early can raise flags.

Yeah, click-throughs can definitely be misleading.I'd compare the level of engagement and conversion from the same offer before using any platform extensively.

Yes, that is exactly how I would handle this too. Start with testing small batches, observe indexing and link survivability, and then look at any rank movements. If the links disappear or are not doing anything, then scaling just wastes effort.

Yeah, from the perspective of the audience, the greater victory would be on their end. The relvant guest posting can drive referral traffic and raise your brand visibility, but the untargeted backlink wouldn’t do either.

it does, but I would keep an eye out on the redirects and creatives nonethless. One failed ad campaign is all it takes to bring down an otherwise spotless site.

Yes, support is definitely the way to go if you lost your email. Ownership information can be handy because they may need it for additional verification.

Yes, fast ranking rises mean nothing if the page cannot sustain them in the long run. Sustainability is often achieved by keeping the information helpful and relevant to users

Actually, short-term gains are not worth putting the entire channel at risk. Sustainable results take more time but bring much better results in the end.

Yep, no need to rewrite a page that already has an established foundation. Tackling any intent gaps, updating anything that is out-of-date, and linking things internally may do the trick without a rewrite.

Interesting concept to test, especially when you have multiple sites where you can gauge what is making the difference. I would separately track traffic, ranking, CTR, and earning stats.