Recent content by stackcash

If you 301 it correctly, you shouldn't face any issues. WordPress does this automatically now when you change and update the post slug. 301's lose a tiny bit of link juice, but it's nothing to worry about.

The granular competitive analysis on MS is great. I wish more tools broke down the on-page elements like they do. But, I think LTP is the better choice in today's environment. Of course, you could always just get an Ahrefs account and not need anything else.

You can't cast blanket answers like this for every single piece of content. Each target keyword requires a different approach. Easiest way to do this is to get the average content length of the top 10 results for the keyword you're targeting. Then, shoot for an article that's like 25% longer...

Nothings beats Ahrefs + your brain, honestly. As long as you know what niche your in, you can simply reverse engineer existing sites ranking in the top 3 spots for your main keywords. The more you dig, the more you'll find profitable long tails and new keywords for new content topics.

I definitely want to do this, but I feel like it will be way too expensive in the USA. I work about 10 hours a day and would love to be able to eat healthy to go along with my fitness program...but I just can't find the time to do it. Anyone have a personal chef in the USA? What are you paying?

Spinning articles isn't considered to be a White Hat practice. You may have better results in the Black Hat section. To my knowledge, WordAI is still the best article spinner on the market. Alex does a great job with keeping it up to date.

I'm advocating AGAINST this practice, not for it. People create separate articles for each of those keywords because some variations of the keywords will be easier to rank than others. They think that if they have a different article for each keyword variation, they have a better chance or...

So, you're telling me that it would be OK to have a separate article that targets each of these keywords on a single website? dog training canine training k9 training dog obedience how to train a dog tips for training dogs easiest way to train canines All of these keywords have the exact same...

Well, if the content doesn't exist on Google, then it can't be duplicate content. :)

Noindex the existing website and wait for it to be removed from Google. Launch the new site. 301 each page from the old domain to it's corresponding page on the new domain. Done.

There's a ton of variables here that need to be addressed, but aren't. My answers here are mainly due to you having a 3 month deadline. If you had a longer timeline, my answers would be different. It's great that you have keywords ranking on the first and second page, but how much...

Incorrect. While we use the term "long tail keywords" as a way to describe a phrase of a certain length with lower competition, there is a very real "long tail." In the real world, the "short tail" are the shorter word phrases that have uber-high competition and will be very expensive to...

I don't see any way that you'd be remotely close to getting a penalty doing it that way. Google needs good content.

You need to readjust your view regarding keyword research. It will no longer work to simply find a single keyword and optimize an entire article for it. That's what will get you in trouble. This is what the process should look like: Determine topic for article Find the best "main keyword"...

AuthorityHacker Pro is good if you're trying to be an Amazon Associate. If you want to use Amazon FBA, just Google courses. There's a ton of them.