The date catches my eye most when I am looking for some tym sensitive information. If the date was written as updated yesterday but the information is out of date then that date is meaningless to me.
Truth be told my initial spark of growth happened when i managed to finds one type of reel that would get shares and then simply repeated it in different variations.
Search has been my most consistent channel largely due to the fact that the old posts can continue to draws traffic without having to continually post. Social have more explosive potential but is less reliable.
My main focus is increasingly on that which was already displaying signs of vitality. Locates the pages receiving impressions understand why they were not moving and works on those rather than wasting energy all over the website.
Pay attention to watch tym and your opening in the first 2 seconds. follow existing trends in ur industry rather than trying to invented something new, and upload the videos at least twice a day.
If u wants vryy quick results then either uses spark ad or purchases an existing account. If not, post 3 to 5 high quality videos every day in a solid niche and capitalise on trending audio. The followers on the SMM panels are nthing but dead weight.
First off i could pick a particular niche and experiment with different forms within it. tutorial videos, opinion pieces and before or after type videos can be easily produced and then goes with the one that keeps people watching untill the end.
Does not sweat the PC vs phone debate since the actual content will always trump the medium for me. AI is an option as well though the AI like videos that people makes without effort were generally the ones that go un noticed.
Yehh captions are not mandatory for a video to goes viral. As long as the video is captivating enough and receives re watches ior shares, the algorithm will promote it even without hashtags or texts.
tbh i have found myself having better results when those first two seconds has some direction rather than trying to do everything perfectly in the entire video. retention becomes more important than one winning formats.
The demand is evident particularly in B2B but the comment needs to sound human. I think that generic nice post responses will do little to build trust and attract meaningful clicks.
Same has happened with me as well. a post that could very well be superior in terms of its content may still fail to make an impact if it does not get any response from its initial recipients.
It was all about how every pages had to meet a certain word count.
Was doing that to just meet the word count but found out a tightly written 800 word page can outdo an inflated 2k one. intent is that really matters.
For me it is all about making sure that you has your search intent sorted before putting any thing down.
then you just goes on to create content and keep improving on pages that get impressions.
Long process but the results last longer imo.
It is amazing how the post more mentality can ruins your writing in a matter of minutes. after realizing that it do not matter how many posts one makes a week but rather what one says everything gets vry much easier.
However i would like to point out that now the process of promotion has not too mch important perhaps even as important as the creation itself. You can have an excellent piece of work but if you do not have any distribution going on in the background it might never get enough attention to...
as per my advice write for the user is such an overused phrase that it seems pretty empty at this point. i could actually suggest writing for the solution first and if the page solves the problem faster than the competing pages SEO will generally bevcomes easier.
But the actual test for me comes after ward. if i has impressions on the page but users are not staying and other pages are outranking my then that is usually a far better indicator that something needs fixing rather than an ai detector score.
It is all hybrid right now shorts drive discovery at the top of the funnel to bring cold traffic over to the long form videos where the real money is made in advertising. sub scribers are way less important than they used to be tbh videos are measured by individual metrics regardless of number...
They certainly still do help a little in terms of context and search relevance, but i do not believe that they are really helping much all by them selves. i could be more focused on the thumbnail and first 30 seconds of the videos than a long description.
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