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I’ve seen a 3 month old site completely disappear from search results overnight after seeing steady growth, so most definitely the opposite
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I've been waiting to publish all my thoughts about the Helpful Content Update for while... so today is the day.
I've been obsessed with this update for months and want to share what I've learned:
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Hear me out on this one,
The “magic of SEO” happens when you know what people are searching for and creating exactly what content.
If you don’t know what people are searching for and you don’t create content around it..
It’s like throwing darts blindfolded.
Easy to lose.
But with the proper planning and support behind you, the entire process can be seamless, often boosting your site speed and solving issues you never knew you had.
It's easy to feel trapped with your web hosting. Moving your website and email from one web host to another is a multi-step process you don't want to get wrong. Nobody wants to break their site and see the traffic tank overnight.
I'm not a massive fan of social media, but I understand the need for a presence there. I'm curious about how you manage your accounts. Do you use a central tool that connects and publishes content on a schedule, or do you manually log in to each platform to post updates?
I'm big on the fact anybody can be a successful blogger if they learn enough and do enough work to get there.
However, you won't reach that goal if you start competing with yourself or doubting your ability. When that happens, don't listen. You got this!!
If Google hasn't already created a GA4 analytics profile for your site, set one up today. From the 1st of July 2023, your only source of analytics data will be the new profile, so the sooner you swap, the better.
What's everyone's opinion on using stock photos vs your photos in blog posts? I've taken many pictures in my travels, but when I go back to write on a topic, I often find the image I need missing. Do you make do or pull in stock photos to complete your blog post?
You see a blogger gain some success, and often people will say, oh, it's just lucky they got a viral post. The funny thing about luck is the harder you work, the smarter you work, the more of it you have. It's almost as if with hard work, you get a reward for effort...
As a blog owner, you tend not to spend that much time on the reader-facing side of your blog. But here's the thing, if you aren't checking how the site loads for readers, you might be missing obvious problems that may be impacting your readership or your potential income.
A blog has become a business and sole income for many of us, but what happens if tragedy strikes and you can't work or someone goes after you in court for copyright?
Have you ever looked at business or blogger insurance to cover you in these circumstances?
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What we're seeing so far from the Google March 2023 broad core update - seems like a quick and big start... seroundtable.com/google-marc…
Are you looking for a reason to get off the classic editor, or do you want to do more with the block editor? Grab one of these plugins, and thank me later.
Some of the things you can do with these plugins used to require custom-coded templates that took time to make by a WordPress Developer. Now you can do it in mere minutes yourself.
You can significantly improve the flexibility it gives you by installing either the GenerateBlocks or Kadence Blocks plugins. Both plugins add core layout features that allow you to push the limits of what a blog post can look like.
Like many of you, I hated the Block/Gutenberg editor when it was first released. But I gave it a chance and now have no idea why I held out as long as I did. As a blogger, it gives you so much freedom.
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