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I looked on Fiverr, try searching there. Or somewhere else. I'm not going to advertise anyone here.

What about PBN? Many such sites have no traffic, but links from the main page give a normal boost.

I don't think you have any reason to worry about this. The only important thing is to keep an eye on the balance—make sure that the number of incoming and outgoing links doesn't differ too much.

DR grows only through links, nothing else. Accordingly, work on increasing your link mass to increase this indicator. Tip: Backlinks from sites with high DR help your DR grow faster.

Go to GSC and see why the pages are not being indexed. Study them carefully. Try resubmitting them for forced indexing. Check GSC to see which pages are crawled most often by Googlebot. You may have a problem with your crawl budget, and everything is distributed unevenly — resources are being...

I don't think so. It's more like a conspiracy theory. Everyone talks about WordPress only because there are so many sites built on it. And, to be fair, it easily covers all SEO needs. So why make something up? But I don't think Google cares about that. By the way, I personally think that Google...

Right now, it's probably best to focus on user intent. Try to study the results for the main query clusters to understand what Google shows for them. Use this as a starting point and create a list of basic masks. As new queries appear in GSC, expand the semantics.

In my experience, EMD has always worked great even with a minimal number of links. I see no reason why it shouldn't work, especially if it's an old domain.

In my experience, the most you can do is register an EMD domain and fill it with directories and submissions instead of expensive links. If there are no links at all, there will be no traffic.

Favicons are not updated on a schedule like regular content. It is a separate process and can take anywhere from a week to a month, sometimes longer. What you can do: First, make sure that the favicon is correctly specified in the header—both the old ico format and the new PNG/SVG format. The...

Weren't there any letters from WIPO? They took several domains from me that way. If they are the trademark owners, then it's unlikely that anything can be done, because they automatically involve their legal team. And you can't manage the domain while the proceedings are ongoing.

Let the SEO specialist show concrete cases of traffic growth. Not just screenshots from analytics, but access to real accounts or at least detailed reports. And ask about their methods — if they start talking about “secret techniques” or promise a #1 ranking in a month, run away from them. A...

Develop your own brand so that it is mentioned in authoritative sources. This is where many LLMs get their data from. Get links from Reddit, Quora, Wikipedia. Structure your content, write simply and clearly. Use micro-markup. Build your status as an expert in your niche on your website.

No way) It’s better not to work with such clients at all. If a person doesn’t understand (or is simply not ready) that it takes at least 4–5 months to show any results, then it’s better to advise them to go to advertisers. That would be fair.

I see no reason not to use AI for content writing. The only question is what the quality of this content will be. In my work, I hardly ever collaborate with copywriters, and I have many niches and different geos. If you write content with AI correctly, it ranks well everywhere and gives you good...

Website authority is not a static thing. Google's algorithms are constantly changing, so what worked before may no longer work. There are also behavioral factors to consider. On a highly authoritative website, you can work in a more relaxed manner. There is no need to fanatically build links...

It's hard to say right away. You need to understand what your competitors are doing in your niche. Take a few top websites, study their structure, and draw a mind map. Check for questionable queries so that you don't have competing pages on your website — to do this, study the search intent for...

For informational questions, AI is definitely better. I generally like to use LLM when I need to solve a new problem. I just send screenshots, and I get detailed instructions on where to click and what to do. It's very convenient. On the other hand, I don't think there's anything to worry about...

Thank you all for your responses. Finally, I would like to ask one more question. If I am not mistaken, the only LLM that currently has direct access to the web is Perplexity. Has anyone heard of this? To confirm this, just today I ran a test to determine the subject matter of websites in GPT...

And if I understand correctly, such updates occur about once a year. Accordingly, if you make changes to the page, the AI will only learn about it with the next update.