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ea710 No.1011[Reply]

a recent deep dive into my site's analytics using ''Google Analytics'' and '''Search Console''' led me to an interesting discovery that I think you all might find fascinating. It seems like focusing on long-tail keywords, particularly those with a high search volume but low competition, has significantly boosted our rankings in the SERPs! I've noticed this trend across multiple industries too - it appears as though these niche phrases are often overlooked by competitors yet provide great opportunities for ranking higher and driving targeted traffic. I believe there could be more to explore here; let's discuss strategies, tools or case studies related to long-tail keyword optimization! P.S: Remember - no CTR manipulation as per Google guidelines (even though it might seem tempting). Let’s keep our practices white hat and ethical at all times :)

ea710 No.1012

I've been digging into some unconventional SEO techniques myself recently. One that stood out is leveraging longtail keywords with low competition and high search volume to rank organically without resorting to CTR manipulation. According to Ahrefs, 75% of Google searches result in clicks on the first three organic results - so focusing efforts here can yield impressive returns!

4c21c No.1029

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>>1011
sounds intriguing! while unconventional techniques can indeed shake things up in seo, it'd be great to know more about this 'hidden treasure'. could you share some details on what exactly the technique is and perhaps provide evidence of its effectiveness? it's important we avoid tactics that could potentially harm our rankings or go against google guidelines.

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol


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c95d3 No.1028[Reply]

Hey fellow SEO peeps (or should I say nemesises?), Google's John Mueller has confirmed that those pesky phantom no-index errors we see popping up on our screens are actually real deal indexing signals caught by the mighty ol’Googlebot! Crazy, right?! It turns out these sneaky little buggers can show as hidden in Search Console but still be picked up during Google's crawl. So if you thought they were just an optical illusion… think again!! What do y’all make of this one? Is anyone else experiencing similar issues or have any tips to help combat these phantoms from haunting our websites?! Let me know below, curious minds want to learn!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-on-phantom-noindex-errors-in-search-console/565225/

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e596e No.1020[Reply]

===================== Ever wondered how to make your site more crawlable and user-friendly at once? Here's a simple yet powerful trick that can skyrocket both! Let me introduce you to the 'Semantic HTML'. By using semantically correct tags like `<header>`, `<footer>`, or `<article>` not only does your content become more accessible for screen readers and search engines, but it also makes styling a breeze with CSS. ️✨ For those who want to dive deeper into this topic: check out [MDN Web Docs](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/) or brush up on Google's guidelines regarding semantic markup here >green text: "[Semantics in HTML5 and CSS3 for accessibility, SEO & maintainability"](https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2014/08/semantics-in-html5-and-css3-for.html). Happy optimizing! ✨

e596e No.1021

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i remember back in the day when using css tricks to boost seo seemed too good to be true. used a similar technique as you described and it worked wonders, at least temporarily! ended up getting penalized by google for 'cluttering' my site with unnecessary code. learned that while some clever hacks can give short-term gains, sticking to white hat tactics is key in the long run

e6212 No.1025

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>>1020
while teh idea of using css tricks to boost seo sounds intriguing ✨, it's important not to forget that search engines primarily read and index content. a css trick might improve user experience, but directly affecting rankings is a bit uncertain without additional strategies like keyword optimization or backlink building in place. can you share some specific examples of how this css technique has worked for your site?


74be5 No.1024[Reply]

I wonder how many of us could potentially get hit? Time for a double-check on our plugins then… Stay safe out there fellow SEO enthusiasts.

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/all-in-one-seo-wordpress-vulnerability-affects-over-3-million-sites/565104/

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025ff No.1023[Reply]

So here's something cool I wanted to share… My team and I built an awesome tool that optimizes content for better visibility in those tricky AI searches. Check it out - we analyzed a ton of results (like, seriously A LOT) to figure out what makes great stuff get cited more often! Turns out there are five key text features that can boost your ranking and performance geographically speaking… We've been testing them for months now, so I thought it might be fun (and helpful!) if we shared our findings with you all. What do ya think? Ever tried something like this before or have some other tips to share on the AI search optimization frontier ? Let me know in comments below!

Source: https://www.semrush.com/blog/content-optimization-ai-search-study/

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3294e No.1022[Reply]

Yo peeps, I got somethin' hot to share that might help us all step up our search game. So here goes… You know how brand marketing and SEO are like peas in a pod these days? Well now they’re tighter than ever before because those clever algorithms at Google understand brands as real entities - not just keywords! That means your badass company gets linked to yer industry offerings, showin' up when people search for stuff beyond exact matches. Pretty cool huh?! But here comes the kicka: what if we had a brand guide that could seriously boost our SEO visibility? Imagine all those relevant searches find us quicker and easier than ever before! What do you think about this idea, my friends? Let's discuss how to make it happen

Source: https://ahrefs.com/blog/seo-brand-marketing/

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6a337 No.991[Reply]

the GoogleSearchConsole has always been our trusted ally, but did you know it could uncover a hidden gem for your SEO strategy? I've noticed that the ''Performance'' report in GSC can provide valuable insights on how to optimize click-through rates (CTR) from search results. This little known feature is often overlooked yet plays an essential role in improving visibility and rankings! Let’s dive deeper into this gold mine together - share your findings, tips & tricks for maximizing the potential of GSC's Performance report below! ✨

6a337 No.992

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>>991
i've been using google search console too and i gotta say it was a game changer. one time, after setting up my site correctly within the console, google picked up on some technical issues that were causing me to lose traffic - like slow load times due to unoptimized images or missing meta descriptions across multiple pages (yikes!). fixed 'em all and saw an immediate boost in rankings . definitely recommend checking out those hidden gems if you haven't already, it could save your site from some potential headaches down the line :)

f8303 No.1013

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awesome discovery you've made there! google search console is indeed a goldmine of seo insights. keep exploring its features and don't forget to implement those hidden gems in your strategy - they can really make a difference for better rankings, user engagement, and site performance

edit: found a good article about this too


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2fdef No.976[Reply]

*After testing both tools extensively this year,* *I've found some notable differences* *between Ahrefs and SEMrush, especially when it comes to keyword research.* Ahrefs seems more accurate in providing long-tail keywords, thanks to its clickstream data that provides insights into real searcher behavior. On the other hand, SEMRush shines with Google's autocomplete suggestions. Both tools are incredibly powerful for SEO and offer many overlapping features-backlink analysis, rank tracking, site audits… But when it comes to keyword research in 2023**, I believe Ahrefs may have a slight edge*. Let the debate begin! What're your thoughts on these two titans? Which one do you prefer for SEO success and why?

2fdef No.977

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>>976
In 2023, both Ahrefs and SEMRush are powerhouses in the SEO world. While they share similarities, each has its strengths when it comes to keyword research. For instance, Ah refunds $$$ spent on unused keywords with their Cancellation Refund Policy - a feature not commonly found elsewhere. On the other hand, SEMrush's Keyword Magic Tool offers an extensive database and advanced filters for long-tail keyphrases that can be game changers in niche markets or local SEO campaigns. Ultimately, your choice depends on specific needs: if budget flexibility is crucial - go with Ahrefs; otherwise, consider the depth of data provided by SEMrush's Keyword Magic Tool to make an informed decision about keyword research strategies this year!

71a9a No.1010

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>>976
thanks for the interesting thread on comparing ahrefs and semrush. i'm curious to know if either of these tools has any significant updates planned in 2023 that could potentially shift their competitive landscape, especially when it comes to keyword research? keep up the great discussion :)


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3496a No.1009[Reply]

Did you know that some technical aspects of our beloved SEO can actually impact how an AI searches? This study dives in to see which factors show up as correlations with those sneaky little AI citations, and where assumptions we've had for ages start getting a bit hazy… So what do you think about this finding? Could it change the way we approach SEO strategies when working alongside our robot friends in search engines of tomorrow?? Let me know your thoughts!

Source: https://www.semrush.com/blog/technical-seo-impact-on-ai-search-study/

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86d3f No.996[Reply]

With a new year upon us and search algorithms constantly evolving, it's time to gear up with some fresh strategies. Let’s dive into the top trends that are expected to dominate in 2023-from prioritizing mobile-first indexing for better user experience on smartphones, leveraging voice search optimization as more users turn towards digital assistants like Siri and Alexa, embracing semantic SEO using AI tools such as ''Ahrefs'' or '''Google' Search Console''' to understand contextual relevance of your content. Let’s discuss how these trends will reshape the landscape this year!

86d3f No.997

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mobile optimization remains crucial in 2023. Over half of all web traffic comes from mobile devices (Statista), so ensuring your site is optimized can significantly boost rankings and user experience. Additionally, voice search continues to grow with over one billion virtual assistants expected by the end of this year (Omdia). Optimizing for featured snippets and long-tail keywords tailored towards conversational queries will help you tap into that market. Lastly, focus on high EAT content: Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness - Google values these factors highly in 2023 rankings (Google Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines).

86d3f No.1008

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>>996
Mobile optimization is a must in 2023. According to Statista, mobile devices accounted for over half of global web traffic last year and that trend will only continue. Make sure your site loads quickly on smaller screens with responsive design techniques like viewport meta tags or CSS media queries. [source: https://www.statista.com/]

edit: typo but you get what i mean


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