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Yes, it is possible if the content is more powerful and matches with the user search intent then it can compete with older domains.

I recommend wordpress because it gives you more control over your site and also it is easier to grow your blog in the long run. Blogspot is easy to learn but wordpress is better choice if you seriously want to make a website.

Both are important. Updating old content helps to maintain your rankings while publishing more content gives your blog more chance to grow.

In my experience, channel selection is one of the biggest factors. I generally look at how active the community is, the quality of discussions, and whether the audience is genuinely relevant to the offer, rather than relying on member count alone.

I agree. Join approval or a verification bot works really well. I also keep telegram's anti-spam settings enabled, as they have helped reduce bot joins in my groups.

For me, it's keyword density. I focus much more on creating helpful content that matches user intent than trying to hit a specific keyword percentage.

For me, the biggest challenge right now is keeping up with google's constant changes. Creating genuinely helpful content and earning quality backlinks has become much more important than before.

Quora is a great complement to keyword research because it shows how real people ask questions and what they actually want to know/learn.

I also noticed a drop in my quora answers views. The AI summaries seem to answer a lot of questions upfront, so fewer people scroll down to read the full answers.

You should start by publishing a few in-depth pillar articles first, then build supporting articles around them and interlink everything. That structure usually works better for topical authority than finishing one category at a time.

In my experience, making $100 a day consistently from paid surveys is very difficult. You can earn some extra money, but most people won't reach that amount every day unless they qualify for a lot of high-paying surveys.

Hi @Frost Vector One mistake you should avoid is chasing keywords instead of writing content that genuinely helps readers. Focus on solving problems first.

Yes, youtube is still a good way to make money but it takes time and consistency. According to me, educational and problem solving videos can do well and have long term potential and good videos editing is always valuable because content quality always matters.

Don't promote it directly, start by sharing helpful helpful tips related to your SaaS. You can also join relevant facebook groups, answer people question which builds trust and if people find your advice useful then they wanted to check out your product.

That's interesting. Testing things by ourself is the best way to improve skills.