On social media, 10 posts spread on a 24-hour period. That's a mix of fresh news, throwback video content from our YT channel, updates on current promos/contests, etc.
If you don't know what you're doing, I suggest to not dabble with black hat methods. Stick to what you know at the moment and make the best of them. You're creating content - that's good. But if possible, don't rely on your competitor's trends because your brand will be limited by their success...
Oh man, you're gonna have a very interesting ride. :)
I've been doing SMM for a startup I co-founded and after a year of pure FB marketing (no ads whatsoever), we've reached around 13k++ likes and getting almost 100 a week these days. All real accounts, no bots. We've essentially built our own...
Aim for relevancy and value for your visitors - not Google. If your page ranks high right now but it's completely irrelevant to the keyword's main topic, there's a huge chance it'll be kicked out of the rankings after some time because it offers no value to your site's visitors. They'll just...
Agreed. It's how Google adds value to a user's experience. If you're Google and a user is browsing in UK, you'll want to serve that user relevant sites from the UK first before showing results from everywhere else.
This might help you but I'm not sure to what extent.
Good luck. :)
You're focusing too much on Google at this stage of your venture. May I suggest focusing on your audience first before Google's algos? :)
To put it into perspective, SEO all boils down to "optimization of your content for greater search engine visibility".
Ask yourself what kind of adult...
Social media is the key to improving your organic traffic, my friend. Deliver the best product/service you can possibly muster, grow your audience, develop brand advocates, and let word of mouth carry your brand.
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