Right. If a backlink doesn't pass the manual moderation process, then it's useless eventually.Decrease in value first, then anchor text-forced links are easily recognized by moderators nowadays.
Absolutely. Traffic from hitwise. is useless if it's all just fake. clicks coming from irrelevant countries.This is where traffic source and backlink analysis really speak volumes.
Yes, I would do that and keep my account clean until my appeal has been made. In additiion, getting another audience from outside the platform will be wise in case this occurs once again.
Changing each variable one at a time allows you to understand the results easily.Otherwise, you will never know which variable has an impact on the result.
Of course, I would retain the head term on the category page, and target other, more easily reachable keywords. Observe your GSC impressions while doing so.
yes, there is no clear winner everywhere. i would test on where my audience hangs out and then go all in on whichever channel gives me conversions consistently.
Of course, i'd rather double check the actual feeds first before just changing the schema. If the feed and the schema match up, then check how Google understands the product data.
I would leave one channel as long as the videos are randomly selected from the same target audience. Split them if there is a complete difference between the subjects
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Of course, I would examine the serch terms prior to making any alterations. If traffic is the issue, it is quite likely that the disparity lies with the ad vs. landing page experience.
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