@pauliakas great results man.
How are you intergrating your amazon affiliate offers into the articles? Is it "just" manually or some kind of software?
I've got a site with affiliate offers but i find it tedious to update them all the time.
My site also just get bing etc. traffic. No Google...
Is SEO actually this easy?
It’s kind of like saying, "Is cooking actually this easy?" Sure, you can learn to follow a recipe and whip up a nice meal that impresses your friends, but that doesn't make you a chef at a Michelin restaurant.
Thanks. Around 100 posts. Gonna add around 50 more and then no more. Then it is going to be updates and improvements every year with another updating-article-script.
i was in the travel niche before HCU arrived. I got around 17 EMPV. Depends on niche. You can also try ask the support. Sometimes they got some ideas to increase the EMPV.
HOw to make more? You can monetize via affiliate as well..
they return status 200 but google sees them as 404. Go ahead and look at the URLs and then deal with them. How you deal with them depends on what URLs they are.
What are you doing with the pagination pages?
Did you no index or canonical to root? (both wrong)
or did you do the right thing and implement self-referencing canonical? THen yes. Include in sitemap.
Feel free to do what ever you want in terms of sitemap structure. Create new or use existing...
I'm afraid I have to disagree with both solutions.
Use self-referencing canonical for pagination pages.
Is page1 the same page as page2? It is not. Therefore don't use canonical to the root.
also read...
Use self-referencing.
But this is not about getting more traffic because you hope to get more URLs in the index. You do this because of indexing and internal links to products.
You can also find this recommendation from Google.
I don't think it is because of a specific theme or ad network. Of course ads can negatively affect the UX.
Maybe it seems like it but it is probably just because the website types all use e.g. generatepress and ezoic.
By website types i mean BLOGS with no brand, no services and no products...
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