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We even recommend starting with 2 / week and then maybe ramp it up slowly. Google really doesn't care how the content is produced. But it cares if you start spamming content (however it is produced). And it helps if you add in internal + external links, some images / infographics or other media...

Here's a quick workflow you can use: Google site:yoursite.com to check which pages are indexed Check if you block indexing (e.g. noindex tag) Check if the content is "good enough" (e.g. not very thin) Submit your URLs to Google Search Console Btw. in the Search Console you can also check the...

Well.. I'd say it depends on your goals. Make a quick flip? Yes. Sustainable long-term business? No.

Welcome! I think you need to be a bit more specific. What are you currently focussing on? Any special challenges you have?

I agree. One metric can only go so far, and on average KD can work pretty well. But if you have time, doing what @tiiberius said, judging the SERPs and check for search intent, topical authority, etc. is even better.

I there a difference between boosting your pages on some queries vs. boosting a branded search?

Ahrefs

Not a dedicated keyword tool, but try GSC. Check if there are keywords you have impressions, but not the exact content for. Gives you a ton of ideas that you can check in the actual SERPs.

Most people use it for scraping websites, or to manage multiple accounts. E.g., most social media websites don't allow you to create more than one account. Some content is also only available in some countries.

Yes. As other member pointed out, check if the links are indexed. If they are not, they are worthless. Google might not even scrape the pages. If the links are not indexed, stop using this link provider.

Hi and welcome!

Start by looking at who ranks in the top spots. Check the page quality and backlink profile. This should give you at least some indicator of how realistic it's to rank #1. And how big the gap is. Sometimes it's just impossible with a given budget.

Definitely the fastest but least scaleable way..

I tried a lot of tools. For me, Apollo was the best, but we have a very, very targeted audience.

Some up, some down. Interestingly, some websites are making a comeback..

Hi! I'd start by making a plan on what areas there are, e.g. on-page, off-page, technical, backlinks. And then try to watch some YT videos on these topics. Much BS out there, but few gold nuggets as well. SEO is moving quick, so it's important to get fresh information.

This. I'd start by putting your site into an on-page SEO checker. (Just Google Free SEO On-Page Checker) If you're building expensive links and invest in SEO, do it on a solid foundation.

Love that example! But if you want to fool AI detectors so that they're sure your content is human generated , add parentheses hyphens a spelling error three dots to like this.. sentence fragments add a few "uncommon" words or give your text a little spin with Grammarly However, it's...

Yes, and I will tell you why. Dwell time is super important. It's the time a visitor stays on your page (before perhaps going back to the SERPs). So, if your content is hard to read, visitors will leave quickly, sending a bad signal to Google. That being said, you could probably use Grammarly...

The number of backlinks alone is not important. The quality is also important. I'd start by assessing the competition on place 1,2,3 what backlink profile they have. Then you can see how many links of which quality you'd need (roughly, content is also important)