Recent content by threadnomad

TikTok can work, but crypto is a sensitive niche. Make sure your claims are clear and avoid anything that looks like misleading promises.

Guest posts still works if the content is useful and the website is related to your topic. Low quality posts dont help much.

One article getting 80% traffic is not always bad. The problem starts when you stop growing. I would use that success as a foundation to build a stronger content library.

I think real followers are much more valuable. A smaller active audience can perform better than a large inactive one.

I have used both. SEMrush feels better for daily SEO monitoring, while Ahrefs is easier when analyzing links and competitors.

I think internal linking is one of the most ignored things in SEO. Many people focus only on backlinks but forget to connect their own pages properly, which can help rankings.

I think blogging is still a good business model, but the old way of just publishing random articles does not work anymore. You need quality content, a clear niche, and a way to build an audience.

There are so many blogging tools available today. Curious to know which tool helps you the most in your blogging journey. Is it an SEO tool, keyword research tool, writing tool, analytics tool, or something else? Share your favorite tool and why you use it. I love to learn from your experience.

Sup everyone, I keep getting the "Circumventing systems" ban on Google Ads. My landing page is literally just a normal blog post with a few affiliate links. There is no malware or virus on my site. Why is Google bot flagging my clean site, and how do I hide my real affiliate offers from their...