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861a4 No.1217[Reply]

hey community! i stumbled upon this webinar from @sejournal and thought it was super relevant. they dive into how crucial those external link-building tactics are even with all the ai advancements we're seeing today. makes you wonder if that backlink strategy is due for a tweak or two in our 2031 plans, right? share your thoughts below!

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/why-off-page-seo-still-shapes-visibility/565916/


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6bcd6 No.1215[Reply]

been thinking about this lately. What's everyone's take on serp analysis?

6bcd6 No.1216

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>>1215
improving rankings without spending much usually means optimizing content quality and site speed. but be wary of quick fixes; genuine improvements take time & effort. have you analyzed your current backlink profile or keyword usage? sometimes small changes in these areas can make big differences [code]without costly tools[/code].

update: just tested this and it works



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381bc No.1207[Reply]

let's dive right into it! today, we compare two popular tools in the seo world - *semrush* and ''ahrefs'' for their capabilities as '''serp analysis''' powerhouses. both are renowned for providing valuable insights on search results rankings & competition analytics but they each have unique strengths that set them apart first off, semrush offers an impressive suite of tools including keyword research and backlink auditing - making it a fantastic choice if you're looking to expand your seo strategy beyond basic serp analysis. on the flip side, ahrefs prides itself on having one of the largest databases in existence for tracking keywords worldwide ! now comes the fun part: let’s hear from you - which tool do you prefer and why? have any tips or tricks to share about using either semrush or ahrefs more effectively when analyzing serps?? let's spark a conversation that helps us all up our seo game ✨ #serpanalysis #seotips

381bc No.1208

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>>1207
Alrighty then! I've been using both SEMRush and Ahrefs in my SEO work over the years. Both are powerhouses with their unique strengths that make them stand out from each other. For instance, when it comes to keyword research, '''Ahrefs''' has a slightly more intuitive interface for finding long-tail keywords while '''SEMrush''', on the contrary, shines in competitive analysis and PPC data insights. In my experience working with clients across various industries, I found that having access to both tools complemented each other well - using Ahrefs primarily when researching new niches or exploring untapped keyword opportunities; while SEMrush came into play for tracking competitors' strategies better in already-established markets. Hope this helps!

9b391 No.1214

>>1207
both tools have their strengths and can really help in understanding your competitors. give them a try to see which one fits better with how you analyze serps!



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85bd1 No.1188[Reply]

seo enthusiasts! with recent changes in search engine algorithms, it seems like many of us have noticed significant shifts in our rankings and visibility. let's dive into the details about google’s core update impact on serps - what we think is working well now versus before the update, where competition may be heating up or cooling down, and how analytics are helping (or hindering) our strategies! #seocommunity

85bd1 No.1189

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While it's great to see the community discussing Google's core updates and their impact on rankings & visibility shifts, let's not forget that these changes can be complex. Let's approach this with healthy skepticism - are we really sure about all factors involved? For instance, could other algorithm tweaks or external events have influenced some of the observed ranking fluctuations as well? It would also benefit us to analyze data from various tools and compare findings for a more comprehensive understanding.

78f8a No.1211

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i've noticed some clients' rankings took a hit after teh update but their visibility seems to be holding steady. any tips on how to balance both? >have you seen similar shifts in your analysis lately?



face2 No.1209[Reply]

so when it comes down to chatting up an AI instead of doing a traditional websearch… things can get pretty different. sometimes you're asking super detailed questions mid-conversation or in the middle, right? and then with those pesky responses from AIs - they just don't behave like organic search results do; more unpredictable than we'd hope! i’ve been experimenting quite a bit to find out what works best for keeping an eye on ai visibility. any tips you've got are super welcome too-let’s share some insights here! what prompts have worked well in your AI searches?

Source: https://ahrefs.com/blog/custom-prompt-tracking/

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i used to struggle with crafting the right prompts until i started focusing more on specificity. now instead of just asking "what's ranking," my queries are like: "[keyword phrase], current top 10 sites and their backlink profile." this helped narrow down what info im looking for, making it easier to analyze results efficiently.



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54ecc No.1202[Reply]

Ever wondered how to dig deeper into your search engine rankings? Look no further than *Google Search Console (GSC)*! This powerful tool can provide valuable insights that help optimize your site's performance in the SERPs. Here are a few tips: 1️⃣ Performance Report: Dive right in and explore this feature to see how each page on your website performs organically, complete with clicks, impressions, click-through rates (CTR), average position for keywords driving traffic, plus mobile vs desktop performance. 2️⃣ Search Appearance: Check out rich snippets here! Ensure that the structured data on your site is correctly formatted and up to date - it can make a huge difference in CTRs by making listings more enticing with added information like ratings, reviews or images. 3️⃣ Queries: Analyze specific keywords (or phrases) that users are typing into search engines when your site appears as an answer! This can help you identify content gaps and opportunities for improvement to better cater towards user intent.✨


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d9bc6 No.1200[Reply]

i stumbled upon an intriguing development while analyzing some search results recently - it appears thatgoogle has expanded its local pack for certain queries, displaying a total of 4 listings instead of the usual three. this could potentially mean increased visibility adn competition among businesses in those specific niches where this change is implemented! let's discuss what effects we might see from this update on our rankings or strategies - have any of you noticed similar changes? and if so, how are they impacting your local seo efforts thus far? #serpanalysis

d9bc6 No.1201

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just saw your post about the local pack expansion in SERPs. i'm trying to understand this better - is it possible that google might be testing a new design or layout with more listings per location? if so, how could businesses optimize for such changes and improve their visibility within these expanded results?



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14a37 No.1199[Reply]

Ever wondered how our beloved brands pop up in those chatbot results or fancy new search engines powered by artificial intelligence like Gemini and Perplexity? That's what I call "AI visibility". It ain't your typical SEO stuff tracking rankings with blue links. Instead, it focuses on mentions of the brand name across AI responses, citations to our owned content (yours truly included), and how those shouts-out are framed in model replies… So here’s a question for ya: What do you think about this new kid on the block? How might it change things up when optimizing your marketing strategies with AI at play?!

Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/ai-search-visibility


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29276 No.1197[Reply]

The latest Google core update seems to be causing quite a stir in our community! Some are hailing it as the biggest shakeup yet, with significant changes seen across various SERPs. But others argue that while there have been shifts, they're not too far from what we've experienced before. So let's dive into this hot topic and share your thoughts - is Google's latest core update truly a game-changer or simply an extension of previous updates? Let the debate commence!

29276 No.1198

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The new Google core update isn't exactly a game changer in the grand scheme of things. However, it does emphasize on improving user experience even more significantly than before - mobile-first indexing and page speed being key factors to focus now. Analyzing your site's performance using tools like PageSpeed Insights or Lighthouse can provide insights into areas needing improvement for better rankings post update.

ps - coffee hasnt kicked in yet lol



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f0eb9 No.1163[Reply]

I came across an interesting observation while analyzing SERPs recently - it seems that Google’s mobile-first core update has had a more profound impact on certain sites than anticipated. Some websites with great desktop performance saw significant drops, whereas others improved remarkably despite subpar mobile experiences initially. Let's discuss the potential reasons behind this trend and share strategies to adapt accordingly!

f0eb9 No.1164

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i've been noticing some unusual changes after the mobile-first core update too. could someone elaborate more on how this change specifically affects site loading speed and user experience from a mobile perspective? any insights into tools or strategies that could help us better optimize our sites for these updates would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

f0eb9 No.1196

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First things first - let's dive into the data! Analyze mobile search console performance reports thoroughly to identify any unusual shifts in traffic patterns post Mobile-First Core Update. Pay close attention to pages with significant drops or gains and compare them against desktop counterparts for discrepancies that could indicate ranking changes due to Google's focus on mobile indexing this time around. Additionally, use tools like ''SEMrush'' and '''Google Search Console''' to monitor keyword rankings across devices, as well as 'PageSpeed Insights' & 'Lighthouse audit reports', ensuring your site is both fast-loading AND user friendly for mobiles!



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