Recent content by novashink

i would not go as far as to substitute ads for groups entirely but it may be an interesting idea to try nd compare the two.while groups will generate less traffic, the visitors will likely be interestted in ur products.in addition, there r many active groups that do not convert at all.

i think that u should be comparing ur top-performing posts to those that get hardly any visitors at all. u can see where ur traffic is coming from nd whether there is any kind of browsing after the initial visit. it will be easier to tell which ones need more focus after severral weeks.

i would also examine how people find similar blogs in ur niche.sometimes a couple of relevant communities could attract more potential readers than randomly putting urself out there. SEO is deffinitely something that could be done behind the scenes but it will take some time to show its effect.

i also agree with that. it should be relevant to the topic of the webpage rather than being added only to add backlinks. relevant links will be more beneficial since they can help u get actual visitors who have already an interest in the topic. i prefer getting fewer but relevant links rather...

i have seen that people feel the same way about this issue. facebook is still a platform that can deliver good results, although the platfform changes too often to be considered a reliable one.imo, it should be used as an addition to SEO or another traffic building source.

there is no question that ai took the boredom out of SEO but raised the bar for the quality of content. now an ordinary 1,000 word piece is not enough to make ur voice heard since anyone can write one within minutes. i believe the true value is now about doing the research and having a user...

i feel like the challenge will lie beyond monetization nd not getting the channels accepted for the program. having more than 50 channels makes this a little like a content business nd so one faulty system can have an impact on multiplle accounts. i would first test this system out with fewer...

i would not target a certain posting hack as it looks like pinterest values relevancy nd engagement more than the quantity of posts.i would experiment with different kinds of hook phrases nd keywords for the same content nd go all out on pins which actually recceive saves nd clicks. sometimes...

certainly not, since one can never completely rely on the percentage match.even if there is a 90% match, there will be some people who will not get included in the ad group.the minimum would be fine but i think that it is better to go above that. reaching 300-320 seems like playing too close to...

once all of the above is done the next thing to do will be to find out what the webssite is already making waves for. this will involve looking at page impressions, poor ranking keywords, as well as pages that make early clicks before doing anything else. paid traffic will be a different...

that initial ranking will surely feel good after so much hard work put into it. but u might want to think twice about the push paywall. if people do not get enough to realize how useful the article is they will simplly abandon the article without even considering subscribing to ur website.

but first look closely at the resstrictions notice as there will almost always be an indication of y linkedIn put it there. if u think that it was a mistake, file an appeal with a brief explanation nd whatever verification they need. do not try to fix the problem urself or open a new account.

this approach of engage before connect sounds reasonable to me bcuz once there is an actual conversation with someone, then a connection request becomes less of an ad. imo one comment on someone's post is better than likking every single post in order to gain their attention.

instead of concentrating on whether it is undetectable just try making it more practical. put in ur own ideas, opinions, observations nd information from reliable sources. just altering the structure according to how u think about it might really add authenticitty to the work.

in my view, perhaps the scale was too much in this case. even with good user engaggement, 10 automated pages per day could mean many similar URLs being evaluated by google. i wonder if the pages contained any unique information about the products or if they were merely a result of templates.