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Hello, I just started studying SEO and am very interested in getting into this area. I was wondering about any advice people had about what to study, where to study, tips on landing my first job eventually since I’ve seen that it is pretty difficult to do so For context I have not gone to college and have started learning on my free time through learningseo.io Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you all submitted by /u/JoaquinGuzman42 [link] [comments]

Hi, I have deep expertise with Google ads but I have never focused on SEO. It’s time to change it. Who are the OGs in the SEO scene and which course would you recommend? My knowledge is currently basic level I would say. 3 years Google ads experience submitted by /u/Abject_Pea6440 [link] [comments]

I have a new website and had a good number of pages indexed as I was manually submitting them. At the beginning of the month I went from 400 indexed pages to just 150. There was a sudden spike in 'Crawled - currently not indexed', that went from just 21 pages to over 300, a large number of which were previously indexed. When I go to an individual page, it says that it is indexed, however both the page section of GSC and Wix's own inspection say that they are not. Any ideas on what this could be? I have resubmitted my site map, tried validating and nothing has worked. I'm so frustrated as I was hoping to start improving my ranking on Google after publishing the site in January, but this is a massive setback submitted by /u/TheArtbookCollector [link] [comments]

Hey everyone! I wanted to know if we can do KW Reaseach for ChatGPT, just like we do for Google, Bing etc. on Semrush? If yes, is it reliable? TIA submitted by /u/bgMusik [link] [comments]

We know from the meeting Google had with some bloggers post HCU that content in itself doesn't matter. Those invited had great sites otherwise they would not have been invited to that meeting it was said. Sites destroyed had also many, many links. So how does Google determines that a site needs to be slapped with the HCU label and essentially sent zero clicks? What do you guys think, is it manual raters, a certain site profile, usability stats or what? submitted by /u/GloomyNectarine2 [link] [comments]

🧭 Indexing & Visibility ✅ site:yourwebsite.com → See indexed pages ✅ site:yourwebsite.com inurl:blog → All blog posts ✅ site:yourwebsite.com "FAQ" → Find FAQ pages ✅ site:subdomain.yourwebsite.com → Subdomain indexing ✅ site:yourwebsite.com inurl:2020 → Audit old content ✅ after:2024-01-01 site:yourwebsite.com → Recent updates ❌ Errors & Optimization 🚫 site:yourwebsite.com "404" → Broken pages 🚫 "404 Not Found" site:yourwebsite.com → Dead links 📄 filetype:pdf site:yourwebsite.com → PDFs on site 🪶 "1-50 words" site:yourwebsite.com → Thin content 🛑 -intext:"meta description" site:yourwebsite.com → Missing meta 🧭 -inurl:"rel=canonical" site:yourwebsite.com → Canonical issues 🔒 intext:"noindex" site:yourwebsite.com → Non-indexed pages 🤖 site:yourwebsite.com "robots.txt" → Crawl rules check ✍️ Keyword & Conten Audit 📝 intext:"keyword" → Keyword in body text 🔗 inanchor:"keyword" → Anchor text use 📉 site:yourwebsite.com -intitle:"keyword" -inurl:"keyword" "short content" → Thin content missing keywords 📛 "duplicate content example" site:otherwebsite.com → Check content theft 🔍 "internal link" site:yourwebsite.com → Internal linking 🌟 site:yourwebsite.com "rich snippet" → Structured data check 📈 Backlink & Outreach 🔁 link:yourwebsite.com → Limited backlink insights 🆚 link:competitorwebsite.com → See competitor backlinks 💬 site:facebook.com "yourwebsite.com" → Social mentions ✍️ site:domain.com inurl:blog → Guest post targets 🌟 site:yourwebsite.com inurl:"reviews" → Find reviews 🚫 rel=nofollow site:yourwebsite.com → Nofollow link check submitted by /u/TechPuran [link] [comments]

How do I accurately track visitors to my site? Cloudflare and Google console seem inaccurate. submitted by /u/Mrreddituser111312 [link] [comments]

Not a fan of dramatic headlines like “SEO is dead,” but I get why people say it — especially in 2025. With AI bots giving direct answers, Google's SERPs flooded with AI summaries, and platforms like TikTok eating into search behavior, it feels like SEO is on life support. But here’s what I’ve actually seen on the ground running an agency — not theory, real-world: 1. SEO isn't dead — lazy SEO is. You can’t throw up a 500-word article stuffed with keywords anymore and expect traffic. Thin content is done. Even programmatic content is getting flagged if it’s not thoughtful. But sites that focus on topical depth, EEAT signals, and human-first content? Still ranking. Still converting. Still alive. 2. Search is evolving, not dying. Yes, people ask ChatGPT and Gemini for quick answers. But guess what? Most of those AI answers still cite websites. And if your site isn’t in that mix, you’re not just missing out on traffic — you're missing mindshare. We’ve started experimenting with llm.txt, refining site descriptions for LLMs, and shaping how AI interprets our clients’ brands. Early days, but I’d rather ride the wave than get washed under it. 3. SEO ≠ Just Google We’re optimizing for YouTube search, Reddit search, even Amazon. Heck, even TikTok SEO matters now. “Search engine optimization” doesn’t mean just one engine anymore — it's wherever intent meets content. 4. SEO is more technical and strategic now. We spend more time building content hubs, structuring data, monitoring crawl behavior, and analyzing intent clusters than we ever did. It’s not sexy, but it works. AI tools help — we use n8n, GPT-based writers, and automated content trackers — but it still requires human strategy. That’s not going away. 5. Clients still want Google traffic. Despite all the doom-talk, most businesses still equate ranking with credibility. And when done right, SEO still delivers a high ROI — especially when paired with email or paid media. TL;DR: SEO isn't dead. But the old version of SEO definitely is. Adapt or get outplayed by those who are blending tech, content, and brand like it’s 2025 — because it is. Would love to hear how others are adapting. Especially folks running sites or clients in competitive niches — are you doubling down on SEO or diversifying? submitted by /u/pkmuzik1991 [link] [comments]

I’m an absolute beginner in SEO. I’ve been learning it to use it as a marketing technique for a web based application, as I’m a software engineer wanting to build his own business. I’ve identified a keyword (invoice maker, invoice generator, etc) that gets ~45K searches in the US, and has a KD of 51. A month ago, it was 57. Realistically, what are the chances of getting on the first page with a brand new domain and articles? submitted by /u/theonlywayisupwards [link] [comments]

Anyone have a recommendation on how to get reviews for an attorney that defends people for DUI, drug charges and other court cases where they are happy with the results, the court case is pretty much disappeared from public record, but the client really doesn't want to publicly thank an attorney for helping and revealing why they hired them in the first place? Weird dynamic, with hundreds of happy clients, but no one wants to talk about it, so tough to get positive reviews. submitted by /u/bebizzy [link] [comments]

I’m doing an SEO project for a salon and feeling so stuck. Can someone give me advice?? From the beginning, I offered to handle the technical edits myself if I got site access. But the web dev said she’d take care of the fixes and work directly with me. We agreed I’d send over a list of edits and she’d implement them. We’re halfway through the project timeline and almost nothing has been done on the web developer side. I want to keep things moving and get actual results for the client but I’m unsure how to proceed without overstepping the dev. I really don’t want to lose this client or damage any relationships. Has anyone else dealt with this kind of thing before?? How do you navigate it without stepping on toes?? TIA submitted by /u/Competitive-Ad-2695 [link] [comments]

Phân tích hành vi khách hàng là quá trình thu thập và xử lý dữ liệu nhằm hiểu rõ cách người tiêu dùng tương tác với thương hiệu, sản phẩm hoặc dịch vụ. Đây là công cụ then chốt giúp doanh nghiệp ra quyết định chính xác, tối ưu chiến lược marketing, cá nhân hóa ưu đãi và tăng giá trị đơn hàng. Việc xác định chân dung khách hàng từ dữ liệu hành vi mang lại cái nhìn sâu sắc hơn về thói quen, sở thích và xu hướng tiêu dùng thực tế, từ đó phân nhóm khách hàng và điều chỉnh chiến lược phù hợp. Ngoài ra, doanh nghiệp có thể cá nhân hóa trải nghiệm dựa trên các hành vi như thời điểm truy cập, lịch sử tìm kiếm, hoặc phản hồi với email marketing, nhằm tăng tỷ lệ chuyển đổi và giữ chân khách hàng hiệu quả hơn. Phân tích hành vi còn đóng vai trò quan trọng trong việc tăng giá trị đơn hàng trung bình (AOV) thông qua chiến lược bán thêm, bán chéo, gợi ý sản phẩm thông minh và tối ưu giao diện mua sắm. Các công cụ như Google Analytics, Hotjar, CRM tích hợp AI hay Recommendation Engine đóng vai trò then chốt trong việc triển khai. Tuy nhiên, khi áp dụng, doanh nghiệp cần lưu ý đến bảo mật dữ liệu, đào tạo nội bộ và đảm bảo dữ liệu sạch để tránh sai lệch trong phân tích. Xây dựng văn hóa dữ liệu sẽ là nền tảng giúp doanh nghiệp phát triển bền vững trong kỷ nguyên số. 👉 Xem chi tiết tại: https://clibme.com/phan-tich-hanh-vi-khach-hang-2025/ submitted by /u/Super-Pay-2761 [link] [comments]

Hi all, Been buying links on diff sources… Rhino Through a friend Fiverr guy who is doing high quality targeted outreach for us Anywhere that’s better? TY! submitted by /u/BakerTheOptionMaker [link] [comments]

A client is desperate to get their INP as reported in CrUX / Search Console in the green (<200ms at 75th percentile). We've done countless optimizations, and everything is green except INP around 240ms. I can only recreate a bad INP by emulating a Motorola phone and slowing the CPU down to a crawl. We are gathering INP values into GA4 and now another source, but when I look at 75th percentile, I'm seeing ~150ms give or take. Does anyone know what we could be missing here?? Have you experienced Google reporting incorrect data? Is there some sampling/average algo we're missing? Are there bots blocking GA but causing high INP? Any thoughts/ideas would be very helpful! We've even tried a blanket "spinner" when one clicks anything. submitted by /u/lcashner [link] [comments]

Hi i am looking forward to connect with SEO professional with good years of experiences to exchange knowledge and guidance. See seo is now a days changing very fast, even with my 6 years of experience its next to impossible to keepup. And I am not here to promote anything. submitted by /u/parassurya [link] [comments]

Do you guys block AI Bots? My current setup is block all AI Crawlers but allow AI Search Bots (via Cloudflare WAF) Intention is to protect IP but still get listed in their answers when user prompt is grounded with search. What is your experience? I have the feeling I could miss out more traffic from AI as model data and search data is more and more converging. On the other hand I suspect that models like Gemini are already tied to Google SEO ranking signals to decide on authority of sources and do not necessarily need all my data in their ground model to get referenced in AI Overviews of SEO or Gemini itself. Especially Google-Extended, GPT-Bot and Perplexity are currently blocked as Crawlers. Still get Traffic from ChatGPT and Perplexity (2% of overall traffic). What setup you went for and what traffic you get from AI? submitted by /u/shooting_star_s [link] [comments]

There are many websites that steal content from his PdPs, which is why he links in some of the periods (.) that naturally appear at the end of sentences, so he at least get a backlink to his home and to know who is stealing. As a result, his most common anchor text ends up being just a period (.). Could this hurt his SEO? At the same time he's getting backlinks from rivals in his niche. submitted by /u/waoran [link] [comments]

Hi I have a project and I'm currently trying to make sense of a logical structure in a programmatic way? We have multiple taxanomies we can structure by such as. Mycollwebsite/Jobs(baseroute)/category/Job-Type/employment-type/location/remote or home office. The goal is to build a structure with localized content. My question would be how deep is too deep? When do we get into the risk of having thin content or where we should set canonicals? Some of them are quite useful auch as Trainee/in-delware/Homeoffice The urls are dynamically accessible so something like this would also be possible. Trainee/remote Full-time/trainee Website is still new so and blasting Google with 1000+ landing page is probably not the best way. Any advice here or is it better to not touch this kind of programmatic SEO? Thanks! submitted by /u/CuriousProgrammer263 [link] [comments]