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For your own website, Google Analytics is the better option because you can see the actual traffic instead of an estimate.

In simple words, you create content for someone else's website, usually in the same or a related niche.

Sometimes Google sees the page as too similar to other content. Adding more unique and useful information can help.

Referral traffic is also important. A link that sends real visitors can be more valuable than one that only looks good in SEO tools.

For 2,000 pages, checking everything manually may take time. Start with your most important pages and replace risky images first.

I think the biggest reason is that SEO takes time. Many business owners want quick results, so they prefer paid ads instead of waiting months for organic traffic.

I usually check organic traffic and niche relevance first. A site can have a high DR, but if it has no real traffic or is unrelated to my niche, I don't find it very useful.

I mostly pay my attention on content than backlinks. I think if the content is good, getting links becomes much easier.

Always ignored Bing Ads and just focused on Google. Finally gave it a shot last month for a local service business with $20 a day budget. CPCs are way cheaper than Google for the same keywords. Getting decent clicks and a few conversions already. Only problem is the volume is low compared to...

Heelo everyone, just curious if anyone here is monetizing small tool sites successfully with display ads these days, i’m talking about simple utility type websites like calculators, converters, generators etc. traffic on these sites feels very different compared to blogs, so i’m not sure which...