I think it is most important that you do your research upfront on whatever SEO project you're taking on and understand the difficulty and tasks that will be necessary to build a particular site up (example: number of backlinks, number of pieces)
I found that my best way was to hire 10 people and give them an SOP for a job I wanted done. I analysed them on that first task and shortlisted the group, then for follow-on tasks to finally decide on someone that seemed to be the best.
Yes, agree with other commentators here that consistency with content creation is one of the biggest factors, and also identifying your niche and how you may be able to solve some of their pain points. Honestly, one of the biggest points is that you do resonate with your audience through your...
Yes, the algorithm is constantly changing and evolving. People are talking about their reach getting severely impacted over the last few months, with Linkedin rewarding different types of content.
For me, it is identifying what the best opportunities are for new content, understanding keyword difficulty and the intent behind these keywords, and if we will likely move the needle for the website or business.
Yeah, I think Reddit is taking over from a brand trust perspective. People have always relied on the feedback of their peers, and this is just another forum to allow that. People are more likely to trust a stranger on the internet than what a business is telling them.
Hi, I tried to verify my ads manager account with a new company page I had set up. Neither of these have been verified by Meta. What would people say is my next option?
I have a very specific need where I just want to buy services around reviews. Is there any way of just directly messaging people that I can see are selling these services?
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