Recent content by Sandra.McGuffin

I think it's better to give the website some time to grow and focus on Google SEO first. Since some keywords are competitive, maybe start with less competitive ones and build traffic slowly before spending money on backlinks.

I think AI content can work too, but just changing some words may not be enough. Adding useful information and making the article different from others seems more important. Maybe the aged domain could also be part of the problem.

Haha true. AI can write an article in minutes, but at least read it once before publishing lol. What if a client asks something about it and you have no idea?

Hey guys, I want to get traffic to my blog and would like to know which sources are best. I am new to blogs so, currently my all focus on content quality. Should I focus on Google SEO, Pinterest, Reddit, or social media? Which ones have worked best for you? Would love to hear your...

I think the old page makes more sense if it already gets relevant traffic. But paying extra for it is another thing lol. A new post might work too if it gets good links later. I guess it depends on the page more than just its age.

Oh, I didn’t know people could manipulate search volume like this. I thought these numbers were mostly based on real searches. Does Google catch these tricks easily, or can people keep doing this for a long time? lol

I don’t think there’s a fixed number of keywords. If the article sounds unnatural, then it’s probably too much lol. Better to write something people actually enjoy reading than repeat keywords everywhere. Google isn’t counting every single keyword.

If you’re new to blogging, I think it’s better to focus on content quality and getting traffic first rather than monetising right away. Getting visitors to a new blog seems like the hardest part lol.

I think finding the right keywords and writing useful content is a good start. No point in writing articles if people aren't searching for that topic, right?

I think posting reels every day isn't enough by itself. The content also needs to be interesting and reach the right audience. Maybe check which reels people enjoy the most and try making more like those.

I think relatable posts and short videos are more interesting because people can connect with them easily. If the content is good, people are more likely to like and share it.

I usually prefer posting when I have something worth sharing rather than following a fixed schedule. No need to post just to post, right?

The idea sounds good, but I wonder if parents would be willing to stop tuition and let their kids learn on their own. That might be the tricky part with this niche.

Choosing a niche sounds easy until you actually have to pick one,lol. I’d probably spend more time deciding than making my first video.

Finding people who are actually interested in the channel sounds like the hardest part Guess getting subscribers takes more work than I thought.