it is not that I had problems doing the SEO work but rather what i spends my tym doing after implementing the changes trying to figure out why certain pages shifted but others has not.
All these three take good amount of time. Plus there are more aspects of seo like site speed and all.
That is about how I go about that process. Rather than creating internal links,I prefer to start by improving existing pages and filling content gaps. Technicaal SEO will remain on a maintenance mode until sometihing comes up in the GSC.
Truthfully i think key word research and deciding on what to publishes is what takes up more of my tym than actually writing itself. When I knows where i am headed the rest is pretty fast.
Right, link building is truly an activity that involves spending. the majority of your time researching and following up. In my experience, improving your prospecting process has proven to be much more effective than trying to boost your outreach volume.
Underrated local keyword research becomes even more relevant if you require a natural-sounding phrase rather than just a translation. And once you add in link building, it may easily turn into the most labor-intensive part of the entire SEO effort.
In all honesty it was usually key word research for me. one topic can easily end up being hours upon hours of looking at SERP and what my competitors were ranking for.
Same here. I always try to go a bit deeper than the keywords and examine the content architeture, backlinks, and topical relevance built up by the keywords.
For me, link building takes the most time, especially finding relevant sites and checking their quality. Content comes next, while technical SEO is usually more of a one-time setup unless something breaks.
