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Link building is unbearable, it depends on other people. All the other SEO stuff you can do yourself.

Even in Surfer SEO's analysis of competitor rankings it shows that it has no influence whatsoever to be "fitting" NLP words into your article. Definitely not worth the money You can get NeuronWriter for lifetime promotion at AppSumo much cheaper and it does the same.

Even if you have good content, you will be hit hard. From the reports I've seen, the sites that did well were old domains and sites that had backlinks from years ago.

Go with SE Ranking or Shared Semrush(group buys)

You have to learn fast and try to profit fast. In the long run (3 years or more), Google may lose most of its users to the GPT Chat and compromise the Search Engine areas. And yes, it is saturated, there are a lot of people using AI, hiring copywriters at a bargain price, creating huge amounts...

The only pattern I could identify is that sites with older domains did well with this update. It seems that sites that have a lot of low quality content will also affect a site as a whole. Google was very specific when they said you can use AI, but not to create authority, they would know. That...

The only pattern I could identify is that sites with older domains did well with this update. It seems that sites that have a lot of low quality content will also affect a site as a whole. Google was very specific when they said you can use AI, but not to create authority, they would know. That...

Semrush, no doubt. It is much easier to work with lots of keywords, with several tabs open, comparing competitors.

I think that in your case it is very worthwhile. The real state niche seems to be very repetitive, and Chat Gpt has an amazing ability to create similar content in different styles.

I have only to agree, the little websites I see doing well are very subniched. For example, instead of making a site about Beauty, make a site about Makeup, or go deeper and make a site about Skin Makeup. Now for general niche, or are the very old review sites, or are the big portals or sites...

It depends on the content, your level of AI Prompt knowledge, and the level of creativity/depth of the writer. If it's a niche that everyone writes in with no depth, you can do it without problems.

Several competitors in the product review niche were affected in my country. What stood out were the domains that invested heavily in backlinks and the others that did well were the big portals.

I definitely love and recommend Canva. this process of taking an image and putting it in the articles only became easy and cheap for me when I started using Canva.

Definitely, the drop in your results has nothing related with product reviews update You shouldn't wait for this update to pass to start taking action. Try to see what your competitors are doing.

Today I just don't recommend Flikover. The guy sells Ahrefs for $30 a month as a Standard plan, but all the time it keeps dropping to the Lite plan.

The parameter that Google puts to rank the first places in the SERP, will be what the AI will copy. The AI text is more sophisticated than the copywriters I used to pay. Sometimes the articles just doesn't have depth, but you can't even tell if Google wants depth since the last update. The more...

I have been experiencing the same thing. It seems that Google is doing some math in its algorithm that benefits small content, but that has a certain depth on a certain subject.

since my loss of traffic to my site, which dropped 90%, the only thing that has worked is strong link from domains with a lot of traffic. Content depth no longer matters to Google.If you write weak text, and fill it with these links, it will go up. I've seen a competitor put only the title and...

links to domain + social engagement + amount of pages

Join this video, the comments here from Black Hat World, and other forums. It seems that we have reached a consensus, that everything has to do with domain authority, whether through links, being a large site (with many pages) or having an old domain. At least what I've read is people losing...