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Something does not add up here... Perplexity CEO said in May they had 780,000 Search Queries = 26.000/day. Google is estimated at 8.5 billion search queries per day (≈89%). ChatGPT is estimated at approx 1.0 billion per day. This would get Perplexity around only 0.0003059% of all search queries/day - this looks extremely low (will say unrealistic) in my humble opinion. What do you guys think? submitted by /u/CmdWaterford [link] [comments]

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I am writing 3000 words of blog daily but I am taking to much time to create Blog 3hr per blog I use gemini or chatGpt to generate blog. And place my keyword. After that I use Al to humanize content convert. Than check Al ang plagiarism. If I get Al content I some parts for blog I use Al to humanize convert. After that I check I plagiarism, if I get plagiarism than I use Al to humanize convert. I repeat this again and again. Which consum to much time. I not a content writer. How I create Blog faster and EEAT friendly? submitted by /u/rakesh_verma_007 [link] [comments]

Google is less than 10% of the visits. Even Yahoo and DDG bring more traffic to the website. Screenshot in the comments. submitted by /u/ashm1987 [link] [comments]

I know ranking in the UK is tricky. Any tips to break the trand of bad ranking in the UK? For US, Canda, Australia it goes much better. submitted by /u/Edjiek1 [link] [comments]

We have a 5-year-old site with DR71 and around 20k monthly organic search traffic. There have been some talks on changing our brand name and with that, our domain. (To a brand new, freshly registered domain.) I'm concerned about the impact it'll have on our rankings and traffic, even if we do all the right things for a migration. So I'd love to hear your personal experiences with domain name changes and their impact on your rankings and traffic. Do the best practices really work and rankings bounch back in 2 months? Or is transferring an established domain to a new one too much of a risk? submitted by /u/scribocallidris [link] [comments]

Ever since we cant apply our website for Google New through Publisher Center it has become more and more vague as to what qualifies for it. But has anyone here got it recently? Could you share your story? submitted by /u/Any_Wind9309 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I’m restarting my digital marketing career after a break and planning to use LinkedIn outreach to find international clients (US, UK, Canada, UAE). I have 5 years of solid experience in SEO, and during my break, I also upskilled in funnel building (lead magnets, landing pages, automation tools). But I not had worked in real projects for SEO funnel building just learner the told Now I’m unsure how to position myself on LinkedIn: Should I focus purely on SEO services (audits, keyword research, on-page, off-page)? Or should I pitch myself as a complete SEO + Funnel Setup expert who builds the whole lead generation engine? My goal is to start getting clients quickly — ideally small businesses or solopreneurs who value both organic growth and conversion optimization. Is it realistic to crack clients this way after a break? And which positioning is likely to attract better-paying, serious clients via LinkedIn outreach? Any insights or personal experience would mean a lot submitted by /u/Grouchy_Inspector260 [link] [comments]

Like let's say I had a guest post on a Spanish site and had the Spanish version of my keyword. Would that add to the English version of the keyword or be its own thing? submitted by /u/RegularSky6702 [link] [comments]

So I’m new at SEO so I’m still learning but I’m really confuse about something, so when I do websites for like landscaping companies or roofing companies do I need to use backlinks in those cases? submitted by /u/sebbb2457 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I'm managing a multilingual WordPress site using TranslatePress and AIOSEO. The site has English as the primary language, with Traditional Chinese and Vietnamese as secondary languages. Canonical tags and hreflang (including x-default) are configured per language. The site was indexed fine at first, but since February, Google Search Console frequently shows this error: Duplicate, Google chose different canonical than user I’ve double-checked the canonical tags and hreflang setup, but the warning keeps popping up. I’d love to hear if anyone has experienced similar issues with multilingual SEO on WordPress, or if there are known compatibility quirks with TranslatePress + AIOSEO. Thanks in advance! And apologies if I missed anything in the rules — this is my first post here. submitted by /u/Asakijz [link] [comments]

For those of you who have started using AI visibility tracking / optimization tools like Peec, Profound, etc. Have you found these tools actually helpful? What are the most helpful features you’ve noticed? Let me know if you have any recommendations submitted by /u/snowydove304 [link] [comments]

So I’m new at SEO so I’m still learning but I’m really confuse about something, so when I do websites for like landscaping companies or roofing companies do I need to use backlinks in those cases? submitted by /u/sebbb2457 [link] [comments]

Hello! I've got some very specific questions and I'm getting a lot of mixed signal back from old blogs, posts and LLMs, so hopefully someone has been through this before. Current Situation We have a .com domain controlled by load balancers so we have some freedom to decide how things are routed. Currently our app exists at routes like this, and we noindex everything (it's all behind authentication): https://example.com/app/ and our marketing site exists at: https://www.example.com/ We currently have a .com/robots.txt and a www.example.com/robots.txt, the www one containing a link to the sitemap (it's generated by webflow that way). Questions Are there any ranking/crawling negatives to having multiple robots.txt in general? Should we link to the www sitemap in the root robots.txt? Does that provide any benefit? If we have wildcard subdomains, will each of them need some rewrite rule so they essentially get the robots.txt of the root domain? I understand www and no-www are seen as different websites, I assume this works the same way with subdomains. Would a load balancer rewrite or a 301 be more appropriate, assuming we essentially want nothing crawled/indexed but the marketing site? We also have a legacy url with some decent pagerank, lets call it oldesite.tech. All the relevant backlinks have some 301 set up to get to our .com domain, but for application reasons we can't do a domain-level 301 rule. How detrimental is this? Do bots / crawlers "care" that some old urls may not 301, does it do anything more than not passing the link value for one of those specific urls? oldsite.tech/robots.txt for example, should that be 301'd to newsite.com/robots.txt? Thank you in advance for anyone able to answer any of these, I'm an engineer and a little past my understanding of how the spider bots work. submitted by /u/blkbeard [link] [comments]

It’s been more than 24 hours, and my site’s latest posts haven’t been indexed. I tried re-indexing them in Google Search Console, but still no luck. My site is old and reputable, and usually, posts get indexed within minutes. But now, it seems like nothing is getting indexed. Has anyone else experienced this lately? submitted by /u/wapreck [link] [comments]