Recent content by rdlzr77

Nobody wants to make a very valuable site, let AI scrape everything and then be glad it gets citations in these aggregators and pray that more than 1 in 250 users will view (click) the actual source (or even less than that). It will reach a boiling point in which a collective measure will be...

Let's say I would be interested in your services. Should I contact you at [email protected] (this is what's listed on your website)?

Yes, but then why linking A -> C and backwards did not influence at all site A? Just because it's a bigger and established site? Today I am still at 0 (zero) impressions, from an average of 2k/day (with a top of 8k/day).

Obviously is either this cross-linking done with utmost transparency (seems to be bad, ok), or placing 3 ads on site B (I thought we are allowed to monetize our work, just like Google or others), or some other cause which is unknown at the moment. Meanwhile, site A is #1 in US and top 5 in UK...

any non-chatGPT thoughts?

Two years ago I started site A. Site A did good, almost too good - but in a way it makes sense, a lot of returning users, natural branded searches and good content. Five weeks ago I launched site C, which is just a company page (it is actually one single page). Now site A links to C and C links...

No. But I know my texts are all 100% full AI, and any external tool besides what Google has won't show me what I need. I don't need to know if my text is AI generated or not (I know it is AI), I need to know if Google will accept it or not. And for this matter, I need to access Google's own...

I've sent two Claude generated articles to https://copyleaks.com/ai-content-detector, one was 100% AI, the other was 0%. ZeroGpt and QuillBot have them at around 20% AI. This is how useful these tools are. You will only get fooled by them, 100% unreliable. Google knows how to detect AI content...

did you start with 8k pages? that could be a reason.

It's related to Google August core update. Don't worry too much about page speed, you're not in the red yet and even so, if your engagement metrics are great, it should not matter so much. Page speed can't be the reason for such a dramatic drop. So engagement, retention, how much users love...

You forgot to blur the domain name in one of your images, so I checked it and I can't find that footer that interlinks everything. I know Semrush still reports valid backlinks, but as of today, I can't see the footer as you described it. Nevertheless, it's an interesting take on localized seo...

So in your mind, your competitors are to blame for Google's issues? Negative SEO sucks, man. And it's quite ineffective anyway.

When the trial will be available again, please send me a code.

"CTR matters, and how long the users stay on the page." I think this is mostly what "good content" means, along with branded searches. They really don't have any other way to measure good content, isn't it? Of course links matter, but to be on the safe side you kind of need both. You can...

I don't have a method. I don't sell or buy links. Your post title caught my eye, and while reading through it, I came to the conclusion that you might be a bit confused. Also, I don't use WP. 1. your .htaccess might be misconfigured. 2. PBN links show up in Google Search Console. I know that...