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AI comes into play mostly before pressing the send button it helps me detect poor prospects, extract a gud angle from their website and find any apparent loop holes in my email. And how about the relationship part of things? totally human.

I had stripped a lot of fluff off a page having expected nothing from the change, but the rankings improved after Google re crawl. It made me realises the value of adding more content simply for the sake of being busy.

To be perfectly honest, the tool that I would most dislike losing is google sheets. I simply place all my ideas and key words for updates and results in this tool.

But if it remains stable and keeps delivering traffic, then there is no reason to mess with it. Update when the search results page changes or when the page stops receiving clicks .

In my experience i generally do not goes near a piece of paper just because it is lying flat for a couple of weeks. If impressions were doing something but not rankings I will give it some tym to see if any thing else happens.

I normally verify that the traffic is sane before going to the dr . If the highest pages and keywords fits the niche then that number becomes significant if not, then it is really meaningless.

I have found that updating the parts which are actually updated is more effective compared to the mere updating of the date. ai citations are more helpful when there is new information on the page.

Word count is really just a competitor measure for me, not something to strive for. If I can strips 500 words out and makes the answer more clear then that is a better pages.

ranking is possible even for white hat but in difficult niches it tends to be a very slow process. Good topical content or good on page and a couple of relevant links can trumpes high volume linking for you .

an unfollowed month normally indicates that you mst requires more engagement rather than only more posting. Join relevant groups, give useful feedback and create content worth sharing. in my opinion the former is more effectives than the latter.

in the beginning i will consider the first 20 to 30 videos to be more of a test and not trying to go viral. this means varrying the format in every time and seeing what gets attention then continuing down that particular path.

It was not exactly an vry instant success. I has many average videos posted and then randomly one became very popular after which point I started learning how to make people watch my videos longer than just a some few seconds.

Quality reigns supreme now particularly retention and SEO. Posting 5 videos every day are not going to cut it if people are swiping after 2 seconds of reel and you need gud completion and voice keywords so that the algorithm knows to push it to whom.

Posting 3 times per day is enough to get brute force algorithm tests going bcz it goes straight to watch time and comments. Production quality does not equal to watch tym though. some times simple garbage videos workz even better.

The first SEO myth that i believed at the beginning of my experience was that it consisted in finding the proper keyword and using it enough times in the text. but then i learned that what is important is the understanding of the users search intent and providing him or her with the real value...