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Has anyone come across any platform/package etc. to help automate blog creation/internal linking for a NextJS site? I was trying to build it myself, but couldn't vibe code it.. 😔 submitted by /u/dmgoi [link] [comments]

Specifically for local businesses. Say you have a roofing business in a town. Youve built more backlinks, similar ones and some better than your competitors, but its way newer. Youve got a better website (correct headings, ctas, user friendly and working design, sections written for your target audience not just AI content), real images etc, real reviews etc. But, youre still not ranking on first page. Now you have a few options, like building more backlinks, and this would probably work, but you're already $100's in with little improvement. Youre only options are; getting more reviews, creating more local pages, or writing blogs. So backlinks aside, surely theres still a method like blogging to improve your rankings thats isnt super expensive, doesnt require PBBs etc. I feel like sometimes SEO feels less like a skill you get rewarded for being skilled at, because it often just comes down to 'Buy better backlinkz'. I want a method that I can actually work with and use my skill set to increase rankings for a local business... which isn't handing over my money to someone with the best pbn. So other than just getting more reviews, which with some clients is already difficult, building pages (when current ones are optimised and not ranking well), can you still create blogs and interlink them for Google to reward you in some way? Surely if you have 10, 20, 50, well-written human blogs on the website answering relevant questions like 'What is the cost of a roof repair?' etc. Locally, you should show up in AI overview and People Also Ask, right? Right?! That's topical authority, right? Do I really have to go out and spend $3000 and months building a PBN to have a chance at ranking each website for $500-1000? Surely this isnt the only way. Surely this shouldnt be the way. I really hope some people still have methods that work for SEO in 2025. I want to keep making websites and ranking them but Im starting to think unless you throw a bunch of money at backlinks, then a well built, well designed and useful website for a reputable business is just pointless. rant over submitted by /u/Astraiks [link] [comments]

Hi, im facing this error while connecting site kit plugin to my website. "An error occurred: The necessary verification token could not be found on your site. This may be related to your site using a page caching plugin. Please flush your home page cache and then try again. " i cleared cache i deactivated cache plugins but issue still not resolved. submitted by /u/Comfortable_Tip5955 [link] [comments]

We are a India based health-focused publisher consistently creating high-quality web stories daily. For the past two years, we’ve received strong traffic from Google Discover, averaging 100K-250K daily clicks. However, since around April 24, 2025, we’ve seen a unusual and significant drop, with daily Discover traffic falling to just ~2K daily clicks as of 6th June 2025. Currently, over 98% of our web stories are no longer being picked or displayed in Google Discover. We have thoroughly reviewed all possible internal factors: Followed Discover content guidelines and best practices. Audited and improved our technical SEO and site performance. AI check via originality AI content checker. While we encountered some Core Web Vitals and PageSpeed issues, they are being addressed continuously. We performed detailed competitor analysis (primarily Indian publishers in the health domain), but found no significant strategy or technical gaps. Despite all efforts, our content is no longer appearing in Discover the way it used to. We would appreciate any guidance from the community regarding potential reasons for such a drop. submitted by /u/anoopdreams [link] [comments]

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Hello folks, I’m refining my blog’s SEO process and would love to see how you use SEMrush to: Kick off keyword research (seed → related terms) Automate data pulls, filtering, and organization Build topic clusters for article planning If you’ve got step-by-step guides, API/Sheets scripts, Zapier recipes, or SEMrush report templates—please drop them here! Appreciate any screenshots or examples of your dashboards. Thanks! submitted by /u/Beginning_Search585 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, I’m diving into SEO for my blog and want to streamline my keyword/topic research with SEMrush. Specifically: Any step-by-step tutorials or courses you’ve found invaluable for keyword research? How do you automate parts of the process (e.g. pulling related keywords, filtering by volume/competition)? What’s your pipeline for building topic clusters and finding semantically related keywords for new articles? Would love to see examples of your workflows, scripts, or SEMrush reports that save you time. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Beginning_Search585 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone I am planning to launch my own digital marketing agency and I could really use your help choosing a name This has been a dream of mine for a while and now I am finally ready to go all in The agency will offer full service digital marketing That includes SEO social media paid ads content marketing email campaigns branding and more Basically I want it to be a one stop solution for businesses that need help growing online The only thing I am struggling with is the name I want something that feels creative and modern but still professional and trustworthy Nothing too generic like digital masters or boost agency Something that stands out but also makes sense for a serious agency If anyone here is good with names or just wants to throw in a creative idea I would love to hear from you Please share your best name suggestions below Really appreciate any help Thanks a lot submitted by /u/umairsarwarchughtai [link] [comments]

Hi, im currently learning SEO. I run a swiss vintage and antiques Shop. I want to push branded vintage furniture, and i start with the brand "Horgenglarus" (very well known chairs and table manufacturer in Switzerland.) I decided to make for each brand a "category", even tho its not the normal category page. I insert relevant infos, relevant blog posts and products. https://bevintage.ch/brand/horgenglarus/ Here first one. Is that ok this way? Is there something im missing or i should be doing differently? submitted by /u/Important-Pudding-27 [link] [comments]

Has anybody ever experienced this? I updated my Shopify website. I was using a golden rule suggestion to use a certain theme that would be better for SEO. Since that time which is a few weeks ago, I’ve only had one sale. And I think that sale was somebody local. The reason I changed themes is because of looks and because of the suggestion that it would help SEO. I don’t know what the heck to do or how to fix it. Any suggestions? submitted by /u/katkost1 [link] [comments]

Anyone else notice a drastic drop in traffic and impressions reported in GSC for yesterday? I run three separate sites and each of them saw over a 30% drop day over day. submitted by /u/bgap3446 [link] [comments]

Run a website and everything is running smoothly, however Google, Discover specifically, traffic is almost non-existent for one of the writers. Can Google blacklist one writer in particular? submitted by /u/AsahdKhaled [link] [comments]

Folks I've been genuinly wondering as to how is my SEO work going to get affected in case I use AI content..mind you generic content- I am working for SEO for an E-commerce website. For more context, it is a pharma aggregator selling medicines....so the data for medicines like Usage, Prescriptions, Dosages etc is already available. Do I need to write it on my own, i.e copywriting? Or is using Chatgpt for content okay? Not sure what should be done. Please guide. submitted by /u/Steve_Jacks [link] [comments]

I have created a tool website which I want to host on my primary hosting account. But the thing is that my two websites are already hosted there and I am using the north american servers in the hostinger as I want to target US audience. But for my tool website I want to grab the Indian audience and for that I have to change my servers to asia or India but as I said my websites are already there in the hosting. If I change the servers it will affect my two other websites. So what should I do in this condition? Should I host the website on other hosting, which is obvious but is there any free options? Is blogger.com a good choice for this as the tool is simple made up using html and javascript. submitted by /u/Comfortable-Bath-928 [link] [comments]

i run an a educational web tool for programmers, but as a webdev myself im not really a marketing/seo guy, so where can i find educational (in general) / tech blogs to collaborate? final goal is to get an article posted + build a relationship (get more users / backlinks) submitted by /u/blob53000 [link] [comments]

This has me stumped, quick rundown: The company has to have two websites for complicated legal and logistical reasons (Some similar products but I'd say maybe 80% of both their catalogues are distinct from each other) For the last years both sites ranked for the brand name's keyword at rank 1 and 2. In the last two weeks one of the sites no longer ranks for the company's name - nothing was changed on the site around that time Brand name is non-competitive whatsoever The non-ranking site has not seen any changes to the rankings in it's product keywords etc I've attempted to do some more internal linking and add the company name a few more time to the homepage, but to no success - I'm worried this is just Google thinking both sites are the same thing and stopping it ranking for one. I'm gonna get a lot of heat on this if it can't be fixed soon. Any ideas for how to get the site ranking for the brand name again? submitted by /u/wATERI1993 [link] [comments]

With Google rolling out AI Overviews and GenAI increasingly reshaping search results, I’ve noticed a shift in my own behavior, I’m checking Google Analytics and Search Console way less than I used to. Part of it is that organic traffic trends now feel harder to predict or explain. Traditional rankings don't seem to hold the same influence they once did, and it’s getting tougher to trace cause and effect like before. Curious if others here are feeling the same. Have you been checking your analytics less often too? Or maybe you've found new ways to interpret the data in this AI-driven landscape? Would love to hear how (or if) your habits have changed with all these recent shifts in Google Search. submitted by /u/DefiniteSEO [link] [comments]

I’ve saw several blogs about the llms.txt file (similar to robots.txt, but for controlling how LLMs interact with your site), and I noticed that even high-profile websites like Search Engine Land have started using it. is this something worth implementing? Have any of you added it to your site, and if so, have you seen any benefits or drawbacks? submitted by /u/Affectionate-Bag9144 [link] [comments]