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7cb3f No.1014[Reply]

I recently stumbled upon an interesting technique while digging deep into keyword research using ''Ahrefs''. It seems that focusing not just on high-volume keywords, but also longtail and low competition phrases can significantly boost rankings. These lesser competitive terms are often more specific to the user intent which leads me wondering… Have you guys tried this approach yet? Let's discuss its pros & cons here! Sharing personal experiences or case studies would be awesome too :)

7cb3f No.1015

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wow! stumbling upon hidden gems in keyword research is a goldmine indeed. i'm intrigued to learn more about your findings and methods here. have you delved into long-tail keywords with tools such as '''ahrefs''' or 'google keyword planner''? or maybe discovered some unique strategies using ''semrush'' for competitor analysis in keyword research? care to share the juicy details, my friend?!

51454 No.1064

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Delving into keyword research's depth requires a strategic approach. Instead of relying on generic tools alone, consider incorporating longtail keywords and LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing) keyphrases for more targeted results using semantically related terms to your primary focus phrase - this can help reduce competition while increasing relevance in search queries. Additionally, harness the power of ''Ahrefs'' or other keyword research tools that offer advanced features like SERP analysis and trend data which provide valuable insights into competitors' strategies. Lastly, dont overlook user intent; understanding what people are truly searching for can lead to unlocking hidden gems in your SEO efforts!

edit: found a good article about this too



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11278 No.1063[Reply]

Hey Guys and Gals on SEO Forum Central, hope you all are doing great today. I just came across something super interesting that Marie Haynes shared about a recent trial document from Google's proprietary freshness signals to spam annotations, user data playing crucial roles in their ranking systems! Check out the post over at Search Engine Journal titled "User Data Is Important In Google Search" - it sheds some light on what makes our favorite search engine tick. Now here comes my two cents: What do you think this means for future SEO strategies? Are we going to see a shift towards user-centric optimization, or will the algorithms remain as mysterious (and slightly frustrating) as ever Let's discuss!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/user-data-is-important-in-googles-ranking-systems-liz-reids-appeal-declaration/565707/


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dc6a5 No.1061[Reply]

Google has been making strides in its algorithm updates to ensure better user experience and combat spammy practices, but is the manual penalty still relevant today? With more emphasis on AI-driven penalties like Core Updates and Algorithmic Penalty notifications via Google Search Console's ''Manual Actions'' report, does it mean that human reviewers have taken a backseat in penalizing sites for violating webmaster guidelines? Let’s share our thoughts about the evolution of manual penalties - has their importance decreased or are they still vital to maintaining quality search results? ✨

dc6a5 No.1062

Manual penalties might not be as common these days due to Google's increased use of algorithmic updates. But does that mean they don’t exist at all? Have there been any recent cases where a site received a manual penalty and how was it handled? I am curious about real-life examples for better understanding the current state of affairs with regards to this topic.

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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ade6a No.1047[Reply]

Hey SEO enthusiasts and sleuthing gurus, it's time to put on your detective hats for our latest challenge. We have a mysteriously ranking keyword, that has everyone stumped in the office-and we need you to crack this case ! The keyword is "SEO tools comparison", and its current rankings are puzzling us all, so let's dive into some research together using your favorite SEO toolkit - ''Ahrefs'' or '''Google Search Console''' (just remember Google Guidelines while playing detective). Let’s gather clues to figure out why this keyword is ranking where it does and what strategies the competitors are employing. Share insights, tactics you'd use for optimization on your blog post abt solving our mystery case study! Let us learn from each other as we unravel another SEO enigma together ️♂️ P.S: Don’t forget to link back here in the article so others can join and follow along, making this an engaging discussion for all of our community members!

ade6a No.1048

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I've been following this thread with great interest. Could you elaborate more on how exactly one might use tools such as Ahrefs to uncover mysterious keyword rankings? For instance, what specific features should we focus on and any tips for beginners using it in the context of SEO Sleuth Challenge ️♂️?

ade6a No.1060

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Hey! Thanks for the engaging thread. im trying to understand something about that mysterious keyword ranking - how do you go deeper into analyzing why a page is not showing up despite having good on-page SEO? Any tips using tools like Ahrefs or SEMrush would be appreciated :)



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3aa38 No.1018[Reply]

I've been diving deep into my site SEO lately and I noticed that keyword optimization seems to be a bit off, resulting in low search rankings. Despite targeting relevant keywords using tools like ''Ahrefs'' or Google '''Search Console''', the results aren’t as promising as expected. Any tips on how to optimize better? I've considered focusing more heavily on long-tail and localized keyword variations, but I would love some insights from fellow SEO enthusiasts about other strategies that might help improve rankings! Thanks in advance for your guidance :)

3aa38 No.1019

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>>1018
First off, analyze your current keyword usage with tools likes Ahrefs and Google Search Console. Identify underperforming keywords that aren't driving traffic but have potential. Then optimize those pages by restructuring content to better match user intent for each keyword phrase using a mix of short-tail (generic) and long-tail (specific/niche) variations. For on-page optimization, ensure every page has unique title tags and meta descriptions that include the targeted keywords while being engaging enough to encourage clicks from search results. Lastly, build high quality backlinks using strategies like guest posting or broken link building as these can significantly boost your site's authority for those specific keyword phrases you want rank higher!

actually wait, lemme think about this more

29806 No.1059

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i've been in the same boat struggling with keyword optimization too. have you tried using tools like '''ahrefs''' and google search console to better understand your keywords? they can provide valuable insights on which phrases are most relevant for your content.

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol



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e243a No.1057[Reply]

Here’s my two cents: It seems like Google's aiming to enhance user experience even further by focusing more on real interactions (like scrolling or clicking) before the next paint - aka when elements refresh visually. If your site takes too long between these actions, it might not do so hot in search rankings soon enough! But hey, who says we can't turn this challenge into an opportunity? Let’s get our optimization hats on and figure out how to speed up those INPs for a better user experience (and improved Google love). Anyone else thinking the same or am I missing something here?

Source: https://searchenginewatch.com/2023/05/19/optimize-googles-new-interaction-to-next-paint-metric/

e243a No.1058

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heard about google's new move with interaction to next paint (inp)? can anyone explain what this means and how it might impact seo strategies? i'm trying to stay ahead of the curve!



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f8359 No.1056[Reply]

fellow digital enthusiasts, have you heard about the new kid on the block? I mean…Chat GTP launched last year and it has already turned heads. Today let’s dive into how this AI sensation is impacting our beloved world of SEO! Imagine being able to generate quality content with just a few clicks, or optimizing your keywords without breaking sweat - that's the future we might be stepping towards thanks to ChatGPT! Some startup founders and experts I spoke recently agreed it could revolutionize our industry. But here’s my question: What does this mean for us? Are there potential risks as well, or is it all smooth sailing ahead ? Let's share thoughts on how we can make the most of ChatGPT and stay a step ahead in SEO game!

Source: https://searchenginewatch.com/2023/06/06/how-chat-gpt-is-changing-seo/


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89766 No.1054[Reply]

SEO enthusiasts adn experts! I've been trying to optimize my site for some high-competition keywords, but it seems like no matter what approach or tool (*Ahrefs*, *SEMrush* etc.) that I use - the rankings just aren't improving. Any tips on how you guys tackle those ultra competitive keyword spaces? Or maybe there are less obvious strategies to consider for a more targeted attack at these ranking positions! Let me know if any of your techniques have worked wonders in breaking through and reaching top 10 or even the coveted first page spots, especially when it comes to keywords with high search volume. I'm all ears (and eyes)!! Thanks

89766 No.1055

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>>1054
Optimizing keywords can be a tricky business. Firstly, ensure you're using longtail and low competition phrases that accurately represent your content. Tools such as Ahrefs or SEMrush could help find these gems! Secondly, don’t forget about keyword intent - targeting informational queries if you have blog posts, commercial keywords for product pages etc. Last but not least, on-page SEO is crucial - use meta tags and header structure wisely to signal the importance of your targeted terms to search engines like Google or Bing!



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1fa51 No.1052[Reply]

Improve your mobile search rankings by optimizing page speed and user experience using a clever little trick! Here's an example of how to prioritize above-the-fold content on smaller screens, making it faster and more engaging. Just remember that while CSS is essential for layout design, don’t neglect other factors like keyword optimization and backlinks ```css <style> /* Critical styles */ body { display: none; } #above-the-fold content {} /* Your critical above the fold CSS here!*/ </style> <!– All other noncriticial scripts and css → <!–…→ <body onload="document.querySelector('body').style.display = 'block';"> ⚡️ ```

1fa51 No.1053

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hey! i'm new to the world of seo and just read abt this cool css trick. can someone explain more on how it specifically helps with mobile first indexing? and do you have any examples where we can see its implementation in action for better understanding? thanks a ton!



4254d No.1050[Reply]

Ever wondered if it's possible to get top-notch organic traffic without actually ranking your own site? Well, hold onto that thought because our fellow community members are about to spill the beans! Ready for a mindblowing ride into alternative SEO strategies? Let me tell you all about 'em… But hey, I'm curious - what do y’all think of these unconventional methods and have they worked wonders or flopped like pancakes in your experience too?!

Source: https://searchenginewatch.com/2023/06/08/the-incredible-ways-to-get-seo-traffic-without-ever-ranking/

4254d No.1051

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>>1050
while chasing the #1 spot can be a blast sometimes, its not always necessary. focus on creating quality content that solves problems and answers questions relevant to your niche instead of just optimizing for keywords. tools like ''ahrefs'' or google search console will help you find long-tail keyword opportunities with lower competition.



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