irdi bardhi
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- May 10, 2020
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For me the most consistent results come from combining helpful topical content with strong internal linking and genuinely relevant backlinks.
A little boring perhaps, but usually where the best ROI lies. A good content refresh and internal linking strategy has been known to beat the creation of new articles hands down.Refreshing older pages and tightening internal links seems way more consistent than just pumping out new content. boring strategy tbh, but it keeps working.
for long term project i prefer you to create backlink..I have been focusing more on sustainable SEO instead of short-term tactics. For those working on long-term projects, what are you seeing the biggest results from right now: content, topical authority, digital PR, backlinks, internal linking or something else?
yes, traffic alone can be highly misleading.It is better to have lesser traffic that converts than more that adds no business value at all.I think it’s also important to look beyond rankings and traffic. A strategy might bring more visitors, but if they’re not the right audience, it may not help the business much. Checking which pages bring relevant visitors and conversions can help decide what’s actually worth continuing.
Buddy, For long term SEO, I think it’s more about combining the basics than relying on one tactic. Strong content, topical coverage, internal linking, and relevant backlinks all seem to work better together than chasing quick wins.I have been focusing more on sustainable SEO instead of short-term tactics. For those working on long-term projects, what are you seeing the biggest results from right now: content, topical authority, digital PR, backlinks, internal linking or something else?
Agree. A smaller fleet of high-utility pages backed by strong technical foundations and clean internal linking will outlive any mass-content strategy. Content refresh workflows are massively underrated compared to chasing new keyword output.From my experience, however, what works consistently well for me is the creation of high-quality content that serves a definite purpose and then backing it up with good technical SEO and relevant internal linking. I prefer to have few but high-quality pages that are constantly being improved according to their performance.