seo unofficially dead

Real Approach to SEO:
  1. Create high-quality, valuable content for users
  2. Conduct keyword research with subkeywords and subkeywords of subkeywords;
  3. Use terms naturally. Don't build artificial content for bots.
  4. Build a logical site structure with clear navigation
  5. Optimize for mobile devices and improve page speed
  6. Earn quality backlinks through great content and outreach
  7. Use descriptive, relevant titles structured by the most important stuff in page topic
  8. Ensure technical SEO elements are properly implemented
  9. Focus on killer, multi-format (video, nice pages, images, AI boosts) user experience and engagement metrics
  10. Connect a lot with social media
  11. Buy cheap domains like .eu at bulk in 1000 at once
  12. Use Wix that has stocks at NASDAQ
  13. Do multiple experiments before conclusions
  14. Plan 20 years ahead
  15. Focus on own proof of concept and verify reality yourself
  16. Train on Wix and blogger, move to big domains once you can get results on blogger and Wix
  17. Use 1000s of related terms on site
  18. Be an authentic and genuine human
Another thing is to make small, short, coherent and concise pages when it matches intent...
Intent and UX are not obvious stuff. It's about the USER.

When people first start to lean about SEO, they can find it very overwhelming.

Do I do black hat? Do I do white hat?

But your points above condense most of proper SEO into 18 easy to read nuggets.

It really is that simple. Not easy, but simple.
 
When people first start to lean about SEO, they can find it very overwhelming.

Do I do black hat? Do I do white hat?

But your points above condense most of proper SEO into 18 easy to read nuggets.

It really is that simple. Not easy, but simple.
Seo is backbone of business or any other bone. It's not the business itself.

Business is about 100 such processes as SEO. Although some people build smaller businesses with 5 - 10 processes, although to expand you need a lot of stuff which SEO contains but most people only target their own country or go full English.

So to get perspective look at business and strategy and how SEO fits it.

Strategy can be as simple as that 20 year long vision. You adjust it all the time as new stuff pops up on the market everyday.

If you for example like some culture more, you can learn another language like Hindi. There you have 1 billion people to target in India.

India is early into the digital world. It's a country that isn't yet fully obliterated, so you can have a lot less competition.

I noticed they have education and general web development. But they have this problem with doing things at quality. That's where that opportunity is - in creating higher quality experiences.

If you compare AU, GB, UK to IN and PH in terms of development, that's gonna reveal that helping people rise there will make you rise with them.

It's a lot harder to help a GB or US person than IN.
 
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Seo is backbone of business or any other bone. It's not the business itself.

Business is about 100 such processes as SEO. Although some people build smaller businesses with 5 - 10 processes, although to expand you need a lot of stuff which SEO contains but most people only target their own country or go full English.

So to get perspective look at business and strategy and how SEO fits it.

Strategy can be as simple as that 20 year long vision. You adjust it all the time as new stuff pops up on the market everyday.

If you for example like some culture more, you can learn another language like Hindi. There you have 1 billion people to target in India.

India is early into the digital world. It's a country that isn't yet fully obliterated, so you can have a lot less competition.

I noticed they have education and general web development. But they have this problem with doing things at quality. That's where that opportunity is - in creating higher quality experiences.

If you compare AU, GB, UK to IN and PH in terms of development, that's gonna reveal that helping people rise there will make you rise with them.

It's a lot harder to help a GB or US person than IN.
But a IN person its usually poor and they rarely have money to purchase products online and generate sales to some business. I think Tier 3 countries are only a waste of time to any business. In average the IN people have 10 times less purchase power than US people. So it doesn't worth work on SEO for that tier 3 country.
 
But a IN person its usually poor and they rarely have money to purchase products online and generate sales to some business. So I think Tier 3 countries are only a waste of time to any business.
And he enters with the ultimate excuse.

All doors closed right off the bat.

Back to clickbank.

What was said about 20 year long vision. Move that thing. Pay attention.
 
SEO is not dead, however, really hard and competitive right now. There are super large and powerful websites in every niche that have almost took over the market. Like we can only take a bit, and they are tasting the real taste of SEO. At last, competition means being alive not dead! Life is hard. Always have been. We should get along with it.
 
Life is hard. Always have been. We should get along with it.
Or just change it. As the only constant thing is change, flow, dance. No way to create a stiff thing that doesn't move in one or another way within the reality as the whole reality is moving. Recall physics lessons.
 
Strategy can be as simple as that 20 year long vision. You adjust it all the time as new stuff pops up on the market everyday.

That's why 99% of the SEO advice is just noise. At least now.

On a long enough time scale, all that matters is quality.

Even "black hat" methods of building links is just "yeah just get quality links".

Great quality content + great quality backlinks + engaging social media over a long time scale = $

There's still methods to rank fast, but only quality stays at the top.
 
And he enters with the ultimate excuse.

All doors closed right off the bat.

Back to clickbank.

What was said about 20 year long vision. Move that thing. Pay attention.
every business person and marketer knows that Tier 2 and Tier 3 countries could be cheap to target and there are less competition in keywords and metrics, but the population rarery have money to buy products online with the prices that EU/USA usually trade the products.
 
That's why 99% of the SEO advice is just noise. At least now.

On a long enough time scale, all that matters is quality.

Even "black hat" methods of building links is just "yeah just get quality links".

Great quality content + great quality backlinks + engaging social media over a long time scale = $

There's still methods to rank fast, but only quality stays at the top.
I can rank all regions from india , pakistan, nigeria but probably even for best seller products I have to target 10000 people to get 1 sale. for countries like UK probably 200 people its enough to get 1 sale!
That's the problem bro! understand?
 
I can rank all regions from india , pakistan, nigeria but probably even for best seller products I have to target 10000 people to get 1 sale. for countries like UK probably 200 people its enough to get 1 sale!
That's the problem bro! understand?

The population of India is 1.4 billion.

They are only going to get richer.

That's why @OccultKingdoms mentions a 20 year time scale.

Do the math.
 
every business person and marketer knows that Tier 2 and Tier 3 countries could be cheap to target and there are less competition in keywords and metrics, but the population rarery have money to buy products online with the prices that EU/USA usually trade the products.
Depends if one has so called deep pockets or they don't.

I mean, it makes sense if you have deep pockets cause that'll work long term.

And it makes sense on 0$ pockets cause developing countries are cheap to start with.

The US and GB are really scarce markets these days. People there are living in different dimensions. They're highly educated and so it's a harder job.

Try to get into San Francisco for example. You have automated cars there. So such markets can work well with strictly innovative things. But they're really hardcore as silicone valley proves (hell on earth).

Adding an extra translation of content can be done with as little as using a well planned AI rewrites. Although these should be rewritten in a way to match country's development stage.

As said before, countries develop over time. The country I'm in in Europe still needs a lot of development and you can help with such processes of transformations, helping people understand ai etc.

If I got stuck in 2013, I'd say targeting the US is super easy. Today it's super hard. I heard of people trying to get back to 2013 and they were blocking all traffic from developing countries. Strong agenda of self. Machinery broken.

I would do US if I lived there. I don't. I don't get the US anymore. It's too complicated to follow something foreign. I can do this but... That effort itself shows it's not for beginners.

We have mental connections with certain cultures and civilizations. From what I hear, west civilization is mostly about disagreement and I don't know what else. West isn't very peaceful. It's getting scary. I'll go east and watch from far away how robotics automate food feeding to people.
 
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I can rank all regions from india , pakistan, nigeria but probably even for best seller products I have to target 10000 people to get 1 sale. for countries like UK probably 200 people its enough to get 1 sale!
That's the problem bro! understand?
Your point is right. However, you are exaggerating it. I can say you can get that 1 sale (per day) with 200 clicks. (even more maybe, based on niche)
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Plus, this new culture of consumerism is almost everywhere. People are just buying and buying stuff. And there are always cheaper products for poorer countries. Like if you want to sell original north-face tents or American Stanely flasks in tier 3 countries, you won't succeed. Try to sell Chinese ones and you'll be shocked!
 
Or just change it. As the only constant thing is change, flow, dance. No way to create a stiff thing that doesn't move in one or another way within the reality as the whole reality is moving. Recall physics lessons.
Getting along is change. We can't be stiff and get along. Change is what made us alive through the first catastrophe. Hope for us to change for better. To create something greater than ourselves, than anything we have ever seen.
 
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