so everyone is talking about embedding reviews but I am more interested in showing the actual review in text format and putting a link to original review so uses can verify.
my goal is to rank the keywords in the reviews
so my question is can I do that since I see some websites doing the same
ok this is crazy smart. why i didnt think of this lol
am gonna use this strategy my good fren!
this one specifically "Search for questions in reddit and other forums, answer them in your forum and post link."
I just started a forum op.
its still only a couple of months with less than 100 montly traffic but its growing finally after a created a bunch of posts.
Here is what i did:
1. write a python script using chatgpt to create more than 100 users.
2. get keywords data from google console from my...
ah ok.
but in this case, chatgpt would not really 'remember' the company. right?
because they asked in prompt for chatgpt to research itself where it can give cons too
is buyahref .com a scam site?
they are offering $17 per month plan with 30 credits per day.
I also see seotoolzbundle .com which have same prive of 17 bucks
someone please answer as I gotta use ahref but the free version is utterly slow
Thanks.
So from what I read on google policy, I am allowed to use their widget (which doesn't help with seo) but I can't use the review content and show it as text on my website (which will help seo).
You know what I mean?
I can use google api and fetch the reviews directly but again not sure...
Guys, I am planning to add google reviews on a website which has GBP and tons of reviews.
Can I legally do it? does it help seo?
From my limited understanding embedding them from google with not help in seo but legal.
What are your thoughts?
Seems like I can't edit the post so adding edit here:
The activity they want to add is a small tour activity like cable car. Would it be better to add it as generic tour activity on google maps like tour attraction?
Hello mates!
I am working for a client who has a GBP profile for a tours in 2-3 cities.
80% of their tours are in one city where there headquarter is so they have set up GBP there. They also only have 1 website.
Now, they are starting a tour in another city. Should I keep that tour also on...
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