Wordfence's live traffic login can it up a surprising amount of resources especially on shared hosting
Worth checking if that was the culprit before ditching it completely
One trick is checking reddit threads where people keep asking the same questions but google has barely any decent articles answering them
if forums are ranking in the top five that's worth digging into
nah adding text in the ig editor isn't some secret algorithm hack lol
if you're reuploading viral clips, insta might still recognize the original footage
try changing the actual content
Sometimes I realize the article doesn't add anything new
Better to find a different angle or add something useful like real examples. No point putting out another copy of the same article
I think it's the content rather than your ip
Instagram might be treating your posts as reused content
If you already tried another phone and esim with the same result I wouldn't jump to an ip ban
Are your reels actually visible from another account? And check whether they're getting any non...
The basic informational keywords are getting harder to justify tbh. If google can answer the whole question in real life there is not much reason to click
Makes more sense to focus on comparisons, actual test results and free tools where people still need to visit the site to get what they want
We tested for referral traffic and didn't really get much out of it
Some answers picked up you but barely anyone clicked through to the site
Feels like a lot of effort for very little traffic unless you're answering questions that already rank on google
You're probably wasting time. High da doesn't mean that specific article has any ranking power. Check search console if you have access
If it's buried past page 5 fake click arent gonna push it to the top
Check account status first to see if your reels are eligible + try posting something original
If that gets normal reach you'll have a better idea what's causing the drop
Yeah it can help but nobody can guarantee rankings. It depends a lot on the niche and who you're competing against
Better to find a local competition keyword first and spend on seo once you know there is a realistic chance
Yeah but only if the video gives them a reason to. Nobody's reading a whole essay under a random reel but if the caption has the actual steps or something useful that wasn't in the video people will open it
Picking the tool is half the battle
Google the exact thing you want to build first and see who's ranking if it's all massive sites you're gonna have a rough time
Better to start with a super specific tool people actually search for than build 20 random ones and hope google notices
Try gmaps for fence installers in the exact areas your leads come from
Call or email smaller companies and offer 2 or 3 leads to test before discussing payment
Also ask how quickly they can follow up because even good leads go cold fast if nobody calls them
The tricky part with ai brand edits is proving they actually change anything. A mention on a page that gpt or perplexity never cites might do very little
Niche edits are easier to measure through rankings and referral traffic so brand edits need their own way of tracking results
Yeah sending real emails to friends is fine for testing but there is no magic number that warms up a domain. Send 5-10 normal emails to gmail and outlook accounts and check if they land in inbox or spam
After that start with a small number of relevant emails and increase slowly only if bounces...
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