We have a website/platform in the IT niche that we’ve been building for a few years. It has decent authority (DR 55) and good organic visibility. Right now, we’re focused on a completely different niche and are considering selling it. Are there any platforms where we can list it? (I know Flippa...
I’d keep the page focused on the main keyword and search intent. If Google is testing it for related terms, I wouldn’t rewrite the whole page just to chase those queries. I’d only add a small section if the extra keyword is genuinely relevant to the same intent.
I’ve tried discounted ad account top-ups before. The lower rate was nice, but the expiration was the annoying part, sometimes I had to spend the balance faster than planned. For smaller campaigns, I’d rather keep the balance flexible unless the discount is big enough to justify the deadline.
I did a small GSA SER test recently, mainly comparing a setup with just proxies against one using proxies + a verified list. I kept the targets and project settings mostly the same. The verified list setup finished much faster, but the weird part was that the extra links didn’t really change...
I’ve used marketplaces a few times, mainly to compare publishers before checking them manually. Recently, I have been using SEOPul to look for websites that offer guest posts at affordable prices. Besides that, I also check the quality of those domains before making a purchase.
I stopped obfuscating affiliate URLs after testing it on a few content sites. One site had roughly 60 affiliate links across 30 pages, and the pages actually gained impressions after I cleaned up the content and added proper disclosures. I usually leave the links crawlable, mark them...
Not all backlinks create the same impact. What factors do you consider most important when evaluating a link: relevance, traffic, authority, placement, or something else?
I run a super small online store in the pet niche (food + accessories, all online, no physical shop). I’ve been slowly growing it for about 2 years, mostly off Instagram and word of mouth.
This week a regular customer told me she tried to Google us to show a friend and “you basically don’t exist...
One weird thing I noticed was older pages with almost no recent updates suddenly gaining traffic, while some newer pages with stronger links dropped. A few rankings also moved between positions daily for weeks. In my case, the biggest changes were around pages targeting very similar search intent.
I’d spend the money on a good SEO person before stacking more tools. Tools can show you what changed, but they won’t necessarily tell you why traffic dropped or what to prioritize.
I’ve seen site owners subscribe to 5 - 6 platforms and still struggle with the same issue. A capable SEO can audit...
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