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bbygrl, it depends on investment - using a moneyrobot/scrapebox (proxy poster) obviously generates "free" links on dependent SM/PN profiles. Where I'm from it's all dependent on a specific client's reach/backlink-growth expectations: in turn different percentiles are generated. They're...

Not sure of the "Q" - but I agree with @Mr Positive. Slow sites are bad, people bounce if the site doesn't load in >3 seconds. Try to boost sitespeed, ask other where than here...

Also fair - build spoked at pornhub/etc. Easy w/ API. I believe in the me that believes in you.

Our dude is correct, other sites provide a real-time test (however GT does actually cahce - trust me, check in the morning, and then in the afternoon; it's a cached API). Google PageSpeed Insights & Mobile Compatibility are friends (they have a minimal cache and function of G's f'ed Chromium...

Believe in the me that believes in you [brother/sister] - always be willing to sharpen the ax, even on your own @ChesterF

It does work - ulitize shortlinks/quick short links my dude. Seconded - YULYKDISMANG?! As an affiliate(?) you are going to only offer moderate gain : 1. Generate [x] shorlinks (using an API or some 'ish) 2. Let a bulk poster to send then unto other porn forums 3. ???? 4. F'ing profit...

Actually it was asking for vested interest in a mildy successful crowdfunded card game, and a comic (both were under $10, and became better later) - neither are worth much, but it's neato having my name places.

I did - then he left, I found another - they left. After that I found myself in that role... which is when I realized: I have no f'ing idea what I am teaching these peeps. Live and let learn? IDK... I'm just a dude.

Video... alright. Not even going to type the whole post: pagespeed matters, the average user bounces @ >3 seconds if a page doesn't load beofre first interaction. NOTE: this does not mean they bounce before all resources are loaded (e.g. a pixel that loads last, and after first interaction...

Do I dig it, always seek guest posts/options for posts - but also - consider spinning the article, and posting on non-personally owned sited (medium.com). #getallthelinks

Or even directly quote and no-follow the links; then just ask for inclusion in a guest-post or some 'ish later.

@Queen Heidi is right - look into LSI, but also consider exact match at least once. For instance: if I want comfortable skateshoes - that's my exact match (for a query, or keyword - or even broad match (don't do that though) vs. I want Nike SBs. I'mma search for Nike SB's (maybe SBs for...

It's pretty accurate, all things considered.... I understand how this is important when you consider E.A.T. and what have you, but (from a greyhat lens) wouldn't it be easier to just develop some content clusters that drive people down the conversion funnel? Instead of just relying on a single...

Exact Match is still a thing. LSI, TFIDF, and others are not new. Exact match should happen at least once (IMO), then relying on semantic understanding and content clusters.

You might run into some cannibalization issues (like Voutube1001 said). But as long as you are taking LSI, TF-IDF, and Multi-Word-Retrieval (among other things that our friendly bots use to determine the quality of 'ish) into account: you should be fine. Research content modeling. Spin or...

Ahead of time - I apologize for the language disconnect. This - or also: doing a quick search for "Plagiarism Checker." Are you translating the articles then using an rel="alternate" hreflang="[x]" (and combining it w/ your rel="canonical"), or are you using a content spinner to turn this...

While 100 pennies do equal a dollar, ya' boy is right. As long as you have good (reads: relevant-ish) content, the nofollow will still give you a bit* of juice; plus dependent on cause it's always nice to have a petition/shareable you can have out there (like "mothers for vaping" or some 'ish)...

NP reminds me of Dr. Bunsen Honeydew. So MW. They're both kind of Muppets, honestly. I just found MW a bit more digestible when I was starting off, and a felt he was a bit less "up himself" than NP (please find my references below lol).

What both of the above said. Canonical issues happen when a website has more than one URL that displays similar/identical content (e.g. you've got http://, http://www., www., etc. issues). You're gonna want to get those squared away to make sure your page(s) don't get kicked in the pants...

Elementor, in my experience. It's user friendly, doesn't usually bog down stuff, and can be pretty versatile. Last site I launched I paired it with WPRocket (as a test), and it helped my pagespeed pretty significantly. I still had to make some .htaccess edits, but I didn't have any of the issues...