Is SEO Dead?
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GREAT GULF
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An SEO strategy is a comprehensive plan to create, optimize, and promote content with the goal of improving its visibility in search engine results. It will continue to be essential in the near future—until a new technology emerges to replace or redefine how people discover content online.
Saira Jackson
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i think the strong reactions show how much it impacts everyone in the community. It’ll be interesting to see how things develop and whether any changes come from all this discussion.
Rankrebels
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Bogging is dead. Not SEO.
GlobalProxy4g
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That's the right mindset. SEO isn't dead, it's just constantly evolving. The people who succeed now are the ones who test, adapt, and stay up to date every week. These days, it's often about hybrid strategies, behavioral signals, AI-ready content, and even more technical setups like mobile proxies to simulate realistic organic traffic. Staying agile is the key.
- Nov 28, 2017
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Kindly explain how blogging is dead?
amdadul3036
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- Jun 19, 2024
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SEO isn’t dead, it’s just not as easy as it used to be.
But the days of ranking with a few backlinks and spun content are long gone. Now it’s more about understanding what users actually want and giving Google what it wants too. It’s still very much alive, just more competitive and smarter. If you’re adapting, you’re still in the game.
But the days of ranking with a few backlinks and spun content are long gone. Now it’s more about understanding what users actually want and giving Google what it wants too. It’s still very much alive, just more competitive and smarter. If you’re adapting, you’re still in the game.
- Feb 19, 2024
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No, the system has changed. We now need to adapt to Aiseo and Neural SEO methods.
- Nov 28, 2017
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SEO's not dead, just evolved. Quality and user intent matter more than ever.
- Apr 25, 2018
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SEO dies every year, haven't ye heard? haha.
I think to some extent traditional SEO is dieing, yes. If we get the hyper-ai search feature rolled out and pushed aggressively for Google profits agenda then, yea it could die.
BUT what will always be in demand?
Best practice search engine optimisation methods which will expand to ai overviews, brand citations etc etc.
IF you were a SEO agency, I'd start specialising more, tighten your niche further. Go into a pillar of SEO and do it bloody well. (tech, content, links, on-page - whatever your jam is).
I think to some extent traditional SEO is dieing, yes. If we get the hyper-ai search feature rolled out and pushed aggressively for Google profits agenda then, yea it could die.
BUT what will always be in demand?
Best practice search engine optimisation methods which will expand to ai overviews, brand citations etc etc.
IF you were a SEO agency, I'd start specialising more, tighten your niche further. Go into a pillar of SEO and do it bloody well. (tech, content, links, on-page - whatever your jam is).
- Aug 12, 2024
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No, because seo providers are still doing fine. My friends who are in seo business are still not stressed about any such happening in near future.
Md Rezaul hasan
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In This Digital World, Digital Marketing and SEO couldn't die!
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its not dead but its way different now. if you're chashing spammy links then you're wasting time
Tottally agree with him. I think SEO is never can dead. Also AI learning from google, searching from google.