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For smaller sites, I'd begin with those of the competitors who are getting traffic. Then, I'll extract the information from their headings, search terms, PAA, and forums for long-tail keywords. Afterward, I would group these words based on their intent and choose those that are closer to solving...

Absolutely agreed, The most important thing is creative,market fit, rather than platform categorization. I would conduct testing on multiple hooks and user-generated content angles to see which creatives actually have the capability to drive conversions before making any judgments,

I believe in using intuition to find out where to look, but not for deciiding on the move. Generally, after confirming my guess in GSC/analytics, I’ll implement changes one by one and find out how that made the difference.

Absolutely right. A page that already has traffic on it already has some value, so I would first see what it’s ranking for, how many backlinks it has, and how well it converts before making any changes to it.

That is a good strategy,If the searches are valuable then optimiziing the current page will be a better idea rather than discarding all the relevancy of the page.

Yes. A dip for a short period of time does not necessarily mean the update was a failure. Normally,I would wait for sometime and then do a comparison between the performance of the new and the previous queries.

Absolutely, Natural internal linking can make a great difference too, particularly when it is done for pages that have something to do with each other.

So do I. The symptyom can be seen in Google Search Console, but the explanation lies in the page and the analytics. It is my prefereence to use both of them before making any major SEO decision.

It sounds more like something that should trigger an automated trust flag rather than the traffic itself. Verify your logins/traffic source patterns before generating more traffic.

Hello man. It seems like you have had good experence with both sales and marketing before, which means that you will be able to adapt very fast. Best of luck with saas and AI produccts.

Right. SEO will have more chances of evolving as comared to its disapparance. The emphasis may shift from merely ranking websites to ensuring that your brand and content gets surfced on search and AI engines.

Certainly, the ad account can be shared in the same way with the Business Manager accoount using the correct permissions. I would not recommend sharing login details for personal accounts.

You are correct. An association that is gained based on the actual value that your content adds is genrally better than any high metric assoiation randomly obtained. The two often compound over time.

Just interested to know whether any of you have ever deleted or completly redesigned a page which was bringing some traffic and how was the result.