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In the US you're talking about the same legislators caring about the health of children while the subsidize the sugar and corn industries which is largely responsible for the poor quality of food aimed at children.

I want a free Yelp review that sticks

RankerX or GSA SER Both are reasonably priced for the value you can extract from them. Unless you're just interested in spam links, you need to spend time learning how to use the software to fine tune link building campaigns.

Subscription services are the way of the world. There is too much money to be made with a subscription over charging a single fee, especially if it's a service or software that requires customer service and updates.

For tier 1 links you need to be careful about customizing the types of links, where you get those links, anchor text and the content you wrap around your links. Unless you have an incredible verified list, it's going to be slow going finding high quality links at any kind of scale. You may pick...

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It was meta's foray into microblogging, or whatever we're calling that, when it seemed twitter might collapse. There's not a lot going on there. Enough people are still using twitter or jumped to bluesky that there's not the opening meta was hoping for in that space.

Yeah, definitely growth in tiktok as a search engine. This is not new, people under 40 have been using social media to find information for more than a decade. As the younger generation relates to the internet primarily through their phone and apps, the less they will search for information...

Google is getting rid of those sites in a couple months so not worth the time to worry about it.

Tiktok will disregard fake engagement if it's done poorly. You always run the risk of getting your account banned or having fake engagement harm the account. You're unlikely to see immediate benefits of fake engagement on a video by video basis but it can help warm up the account and improve...

Instagram has severely reduced the spread of reels so it's a lot harder now to grow from reels than it was a couple years ago. Additionally, people scroll their IG feed a lot less than they used to as meta keeps forcing more ads and more algo-selected content into feeds. Lots of people skim...

Kinda depends on the niche. Some audiences are more active certain days/weeks than others. Easiest way to figure that out is start posting, look at the data and adjust. There are a lot of opinions about posting frequency in general. Opinions change as instagram adjusts and retools. Best answer...

You won't get credit for duplicating content

No. Google's focus is on the eventual growth of AI driven search. Google will deliver responses out of its database of knowledge with references to other sites. It needs to be able to judge the value of a site as an input into its enormous database and as a reference in a response. That's why...

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You'll show up as a service area business (SAB). It's extremely difficult to rank a SAB against businesses with a physical location. It's still valuable to build citations and other local seo practices because you still want google to understand the business has a geographic relevance for...

Expect that you will have to video verify so you'll need to be able to show there are legitimately two businesses at that location.

Google aggregates non-Google data into the entity data behind GBPs. I haven't seen these types of listings myself but google is rolling out new data into GBPs with the updates over the past month. I suspect we are going to start to see more content added to GBPs from third party sources...

There used to be software out there that could scrape expired tumblrs by keywords. Not sure if it works or it's still out there. Could probably find it on google if it's still out there.

Google reviews are extremely important both for local seo and getting real people to pick up the phone and call. If you're having a tough time getting google reviews to stick, look at other review sources relevant to the niche. Google aggregates review data from other sites. Previously it didn't...