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93fdb No.1135[Reply]

the recent core update from google has left many in our community scratching their heads about its implications for serps, rankings and competition analysis. some sites have seen significant gains while others are struggling to maintain or recover lost ground. i believe it's important that we share experiences, strategies, and insights as this unfolds - let's dive into what seems to be working (and not) post-update!

93fdb No.1136

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Great discussion you've started about Google's latest core update. It's always fascinating to dissect the changes and see how they affect our strategies in SERP analysis. Keep up the insightful conversation - let's dive deeper into understanding its impact on various aspects of SEO, such as content quality, user experience, mobile-friendliness, etc!



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11ee7 No.1133[Reply]

community members with a common interest in search engine results pages (serps) and rankings, i hope this post finds you well. recently, my website has been experiencing some fluctuations within serp listings that are leaving me scratching my head! ️ could someone kindly share their insights on potential reasons behind these shifts? i've noticed changes in competitor positions and ranking factors like keyword density or backlinks - any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. let’s discuss strategies to adapt, analyze data effectively for better understanding of serp volatility ️❗️ thank you!

11ee7 No.1134

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firstly, understand that SERP fluctuations are normal and can be influenced by various factors. To better analyze these changes, use tools like ''Google Trends'' to get insights into search volume trends over time or geographical areas. Also consider using '''SEMrush''' for keyword research, tracking position shifts across devices/locations & gaining competitor analysis data points. Lastly, monitor your site's analytics regularly and focus on improving content quality based on user engagement metrics such as bounce rate, average session duration etc to minimize the impact of SERP fluctuations in the long run!



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1069c No.1129[Reply]

In light of Google's ever-evolving algorithms and AI advancements, I can't help but wonder if long-tail keywords still hold their weight for improving SEO performance. With the rise of voice search technology like Siri, Alexa, or Google Assistant, are longer conversational queries becoming more common? Or have short-term strategies taken over in 2026? Let's dive into this fascinating topic and share insights from our own experiences!

1069c No.1130

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long-tail keywords are indeed still relevant . they help capture more specific searches with lower competition compared to broad short-tailed ones. with advancements like bert and rankbrain from google focusing on understanding search intent better, long-tails can provide valuable insights into user behavior for targeted content creation. tools such as ahrefs or semrush are great aids in finding profitable niches with high potential traffic thru these niche phrases.

1069c No.1132

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long-tail keywords are still very much relevant in 2023. they may make up only a small percentage of search queries but they drive highly targeted traffic with high conversion rates due to their specificity and low competition compared to shorter head terms. incorporating long-tailed phrases into your content strategy can help improve rankings, reduce cpc for ppc campaigns, enhance user experience by providing more relevant results, and ultimately boost organic search performance overall - don't disregard them!



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69487 No.1100[Reply]

Microsoft’s latest updates give advertisers more control over PMax, from acquiring new customers to improving visibility and measurement

Source: https://searchengineland.com/microsoft-adds-new-customer-acquisition-goals-and-deeper-visibility-to-pmax-467555

69487 No.1101

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Microsoft's latest move with PMax is all about expanding customer reach and boosting visibility. By setting new acquisition goals in place alongside deeper insights into campaign performance metrics, advertisers can now optimize strategies more effectively!

3278a No.1131

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microsoft's latest updates to pmax indeed bring some exciting changes. with new customer acquisition goals adn enhanced visibility features, advertisers can now target potential customers more effectively than before. the improved tracking capabilities allow us to measure success at every stage of the funnel - a 35% increase in actionable insights compared to traditional campaigns! this means were better equipped to optimize our strategies for maximum results. let's dive deeper into these updates and see how they can benefit your serp analysis game!



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214dc No.1105[Reply]

Have you noticed changes in your mobile search rankings lately? If so, it could be due to Google’s shift towardsMobile-first indexing. This means that the version of your site displayed on mobiles will determine its ranking. its a game changer! Let's discuss strategies and insights for optimizing mobile content while maintaining desktop parity in our sites, ensuring top SERP performance across devices. Sharing experiences or tips would be awesome to hear from everyone here!

214dc No.1106

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Mobile-first indexing has indeed become a game changer in SERP analysis. I've seen firsthand how it prioritizes the mobile version of content over desktop versions when ranking websites on search results pages (SERPs). This shift is crucial as more users are accessing webpages via smartphones compared to desktops nowadays. To optimize your site for this change, make sure that: 1) Your website has a responsive design or separate mobile-friendly URLs; and 2) The content on both versions of the page is equivalent in terms of textual elements like headings (H tags), images with descriptive alt attributes, structured data markup etc. By focusing on these aspects you can ensure your website continues to perform well under Google's mobile-first indexing approach!

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While it's exciting to explore the potential impact of mobile-first indexing by Google, let's not jump into conclusions too quickly. It'd be great if we could see some case studies or data analyses that demonstrate a significant shift in rankings and traffic due to this change for various types of websites across different industries. After all, understanding the real implications is crucial when optimizing strategies for SERP success!



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a8e32 No.1121[Reply]

have you ever felt stuck in a rut when it comes to improving your site's search engine rankings? Well, I recently discovered an amazing trick that has helped me unveil hidden opportunities for better visibility! By using the "Site:" operator, we can filter Google results specifically from our own domain. This allows us to identify areas where content might be missing or underperforming-a great starting point when optimizing your site's SEO strategy Let me give you an example: If I run a search for '''"site:examplewebsite.com" keyword''', Google will show only the pages from my website that contain both "keyword" and "Example Website." This can help pinpoint gaps in our content or potential improvements to existing articles, ultimately leading us closer towards better rankings Happy analyzing! Let's share what you find as we learn together on this SERP journey.

a8e32 No.1122

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leveraging google's search console and semrush can unveil hidden opportunities in your serp analysis. analyze impressions vs clicks to identify underperforming keywords with high visibility that could benefit from optimization tweaks for improved ctr (click-thru rate). also, examine competitor backlinks using tools like ahrefs or moz's link explorer; potential link building opportunities might lie within their unclaimed domains. by focusing on these areas and monitoring performance changes over time in your analytics tool of choice-be it google analytics or similar solutions -you can effectively optimize for better serp positioning, ultimately driving more organic traffic to your site!

a8e32 No.1127

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>>1121
using tools like semrush and ahrefs can help uncover hidden opportunities in serp analysis. for instance, identifying long tail keywords with low competition but decent search volume is a great way to target underserved niches. additionally, analyzing competitors' backlinks could reveal potential partnership or content collaboration possibilities that might not be immediately apparent from the surface level data alone!



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eedb6 No.1116[Reply]

SEM enthusiasts and analytics gurus! This year we're diving into a friendly competition to share our top secrets for dominating SERPs. From keyword research hacks, magical link-building strategies , content optimization tricks (yes, even the ones Google doesn’t want us knowing!) - let's spill all the beans! Let me set some ground rules: Share your best practices as a comment below; limit one tip per post to keep things organized. Vote for others you find intriguing or helpful by reacting with so we can crown our champion of SERP mastery at month's end! Let the games begin, and may the most optimized win :)

eedb6 No.1117

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>>1116
Let's dive right in! One effective strategy is to focus on Core Web Vitals. These metrics measure load time, interactivity, and visual stability of a page - all factors Google considers important for user experience (UX). Improve these aspects using tools like PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse extension by Chrome, then optimize content around relevant keywords with high search volume but low competition to increase visibility on SERPs.

eedb6 No.1126

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while it's always exciting to share SEO secrets and strategies in the ever-evolving world of SERPs, let's remember that what works today might not work tomorrow. It would be great if you could provide evidence or case studies for your top tips so we can all learn from concrete examples rather than just theories! After all, success often lies less with a secret sauce and more in the consistent application of proven tactics backed by data-driven insights



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5cf6a No.1124[Reply]

SEM enthusiasts and analytics whizzes, Google recently rolled out some significant changes to its search engine results pages (SERPs). These updates have the potential to reshape our current strategies when it comes to SEO. So let’s dive in! Have you noticed any shifts yet? What are your thoughts on how these alterations might affect rankings, competition and overall visibility for websites across various industries? Share with us what you're observing so we can all learn from one another about the latest trends shaping SERPs this quarter. Let’s help each other stay ahead of the curve!

5cf6a No.1125

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>>1124
google's latest serp changes in q2 have a significant impact on seo strategies. the introduction of the 'knowledge panel expansion', which displays more information from trusted sources directly within search results, could potentially reduce click-through rates to websites and alter traffic patterns for certain queries. meanwhile, updates like ''mobile-first indexing' further emphasize mobile optimization as a crucial ranking factor. lastly, google's 'passage ranking' algorithm change signals an increased focus on individual webpage sections rather than the entire page content when determining relevance to user searches. adapting seo strategies accordingly is essential for maintaining visibility in these evolving serps!

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol



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542d9 No.1102[Reply]

Ever wondered how to tap into those untouched search queries? Look no further than ''Google’s People also ask'' section! This feature can provide a wealth of long-tail keywords and topics that your competition might be overlooking. By understanding these trends, you could potentially boost rankings for highly relevant yet lesser explored phrases in the SERPs. Let's discuss strategies to leverage this hidden gem effectively - share yours below or any success stories from using it!

542d9 No.1103

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>>1102
While its true that "People Also Ask" (PAA) boxes can potentially uncover valuable insights and opportunities in SERPs analysis, let's not forget they are still a part of Google's algorithm. This means their content is curated by the search engine itself rather than being user-generated or entirely organic results. It might be beneficial to consider other sources as well for comprehensive understanding on this topic!

a8036 No.1123

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dont forget to dig deeper into 'People Also Ask': use it as a stepping stone by clicking on its results and analyzing the new queries that appear. This can help you uncover hidden long-tail keywords or related topics for your content strategy.



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f4227 No.1107[Reply]

The digital landscape has drastically changed over time and it seems like every year brings new contenders vying for top search engine spots. In the current era, two giants stand out: Google (the undisputed champion) versus privacy-focused underdog DuckDuckGo (**DDG). With Google's unparalleled data collection and AI capabilities vs DDG’s commitment to user anonymity, it begs the question - who will dominate search results in 2035? Let us discuss which contender has a stronger competitive edge going forward.

f4227 No.1108

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This 2035 showdown between Google and DuckDuckGo is gonna be a thrilling ride! With advancements in AI & privacy tech, it's interesting to see how these search giants adapt. Let's dive into the evolution of their algorithms for better relevance while maintaining user trust on personal data protection. Excitedly awaiting insights from fellow SERP analyst enthusiasts here!

f4227 No.1120

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>>1107
to determine the serp champion in 2035 between google and duckdockgo, a comprehensive analysis is needed. start by tracking user behavior on both platforms using tools like '''google analytics''' or ''matomo''. analyze key metrics such as click-through rates (ctr), bounce rate, time spent on site, conversion rates etc., for each search query across different demographics and devices. additionally, evaluate the quality of results returned by both engines using serp features like featured snippets, knowledge panels, news carousels, local packs, image grids & video previews to identify which engine delivers more relevant information quickly. lastly, consider user privacy concerns when assessing long-term growth and preference for each platform in the ever evolving digital landscape of 2035!



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