SEO Stack IO

I'm the founder of SEO-stack.io - a revolutionary new SEO tool for advanced SEOs. SEO stack is a SEO SaaS offering powerful tools for big data analysis - using Google Search Console API & BigQuery, SEO stack provides a full stack of SEO tools that work from full GSC data API - from professional content auditing to intent mapping - SEO stack is a revolutionary new tool for the industry.

Director

SEO Audits IO

I'm the founder of SEO Audits IO which is a professional, bespoke SEO audit service that's based on big data analysis. SEO audits IO was launched to provide businesses with a professional auditing service that's tailored to their needs/situation - combined with SEO stack data - we take a big data approach to auditing client sites - providing deep insights into the fundamental performance of a website - what is driving performance (or a lack thereof) - what items need addressing, data backed recommendations and more.

danielfoley.co.uk

Providing independent specialist consultancy for large/corporate organisations. I run an independent consultancy alongside running and managing the SEO agency Assertive. As an independent consultant, I provide highly bespoke SEO services that focus on modern and future architectures, keeping user experience and engagement at the forefront. My solutions are tailored to the needs of each business, addressing both internal and external issues. I help businesses to develop inhouse strategies and build efficient, high value marketing teams. I educate, inspire and drive.

Specialist SEO Consultant

Assertive

Assertive was formed in 2007 as a boutique, highly specialised agency for medium and large enterprise clients.

We deal with serious businesses looking for real, dedicated SEO expertise that isn't shrouded by SEO awards that mean nothing.

We don't sell SEO.

We sell high end expertise to grow ROI via rank, covering bespoke needs.

Assertive as a group owns seo-audits.io which is a highly specialised auditing consultancy as well as seo-stack.io which is a high end SEO big data platform.

We are dedicated to SEO, that means delivering high level expertise without the usual rhetoric.

Angel and Kensington

Angel and Kensington is a new investments start-up that will provide funding / crowd funding solutions for businesses looking to expand.

Riverbanks Clinic

This was a contracted SEO role where I managed the build, development and optimisation of www.riverbanksclinic.co.uk. I worked with the clinic to implement a new design for the business online with a goal to generate more enquiries and online sales through commerce.

The design was refreshed and enhanced to reflect the professional and premium quality of the brand in line with the high scale treatments on offer.

This prestigious clinic required SEO to improve website visibility in the cosmetic market place which was dealt with by myself using a mix of on site, off site SEO and social media.

SEO Contractor

Bathrooms.com

In this role I was given the role of managing the SEO for Bathrooms.com. Within this role I was responsible for the optimisation of Bathrooms.com. I also managed the SEO workload, assigned tasks to 3rd parties assisting with SEO etc. 

During this role I improved website positions significantly achieving a page 1 placement in Google UK for the keyword "Bathrooms" along with many other bathroom and shower related keywords. During this role I gave orders to merge Bathroom Evolution with Bathrooms.com, and then oversaw the re-direct setup, canonical setup & more. 

I delegated link building responsibilities to a 3rd party agency who was working with Bathrooms.com, and managed the off-site marketing through link building and press release submissions. During the period of employment I increased positions significantly and made significant contributions towards the websites status.

SEO Contractor for Bathrooms.com

Intelligent Positioning

During this contract, I worked on client accounts for Sky, MyBreast, Sophis and Blinkbox. I have gained additional experience working for large bluechip companies.

I carried out work on the SEO accounts ensuring full SEO compliancy was in place, along with off-site marketing to achieve various page 1 positions within Google for competitive high traffic keywords.

Not only have I worked on On-Site SEO and Off-Site SEO I have also run successful viral marketing ads, Youtube video production and Social Networking.

SEO Executive

Netizen Digital (Conrad Advertising)

Within this role, we worked as a team, problem solving and working on ways to meet/exceed client expectations. We allocated time for research and development to give us a leading edge on SEO knowledge and expertise. Whilst working for IP, I was able to increase client turnover substantially through organic search alone. 

I was responsible for large clients, ensuring expectations were met, delivering reports and liaising with the client directly.
3; In this role I was responsible for the optimisation of client websites, audit generation, analytics installations & more. My client base included Qantas, EasyCruise, Adventure Company and Ramblers. Weekly reports were delivered to clients along with link building reports. 

Worked as part of a team to produce a reliable and effective SEO service. This role also focused on off-site marketing, networking, social networking, youtube videos, press release submissions and more.

I was responsible not only for the analysis and optimisation of client websites, but to also manage the PPC account in sync with the search engine optimisation. Occasionally I would run Youtube video submissions, press release submissions and other form of media submissions to enhance brand awareness.

Search Engineer

SEO Evangelist from 1999, Director at Assertive, SEO Audits IO, SEO Stack, Daniel Foley SEO Consultancy & Scooter.guide

In the SEO industry since 1998/99 - with more than 2 decades of SEO experience I strive to deliver exceptional SEO results for clients across global markets. I'm an enterprise level SEO consultant dealing with medium/large businesses globally - providing  NON LINEAR SEO auditing, consultancy and overall delivery.

Aside from the SEO experience - I'm actively involved in business development, agency scaling, auditing and SEO SaaS development. I'm actively working to drive change in the SEO industry by changing the way people learn, implement and hone their SEO strategies.

My extensive SEO background means I take a big-data driven approach to auditing / SEO delivery - using advanced techniques and tested methodologies to deliver strong ranking, visibility and revenue growth for businesses. I provide a tailored SEO solution for large organisations with enterprise SEO audits that are the culmination of extensive big data analysis - alongside strategy development, TRM (team resource management), SEO roadmapping, resource training and more.

My SEO portfolio involves clients such as BNP Paribas, Lenovo, SAGE, easyCruise, Virgin, Sky - having delivered fully fledged audits, consultancy and training.

I'm actively involved in the development of a new enterprise SEO SaaS platform (SEO-stack.io) which will become a leading tool for advanced/enterprise SEOs to deliver SEO for clients. 

Highly motivated, hard working and dedicated to the SEO industry - my general skills include auditing, SEO training, team building and resource management, organic strategy development, SEO testing, Benchmark analysis and reporting. I have extensive SEO experience covering all aspects of on site, technical auditing, render testing, UAT, SEO ERP development, content auditing & strategy development, NLP & AI SEO and more.

GOOGLE HCU IS NOT JUST ABOUT CONTENT!

It's about BRAND AUTHORITY / UGC.

It's not about quality content.

I've audited LOTS of sites wiped out by HCU, they had EXCELLENT CONTENT, they had good engagement.

It's authority, brand authority.

We're back to LINKS again.

If you aren't familiar with Google's anti trust trial go read the documents here - https://lnkd.in/eaD6iHEP

GOOGLE CANNOT READ, INTERPRET & UNDERSTAND CONTENT AS TO WHAT'S "GOOD" THEREFORE IT CANNOT EASILY MAKE A DECISION ON WHAT'S GOOD.

There's "WHAT'S GOOD" and then "WHAT'S PERCEIVED AS HELPFUL".

HOW DO YOU DETERMINE WHAT'S HELPFUL? Behaviour.

The things Google has:

👉 Links 
👉 Brand authority signals i.e. brand search/alt search etc.
👉 User behaviour

HCU would be based towards "can we trust the content" first classifier post E-E-A-T (guessing)

If not, devalue.

I've looked at SO SO SO SO MUCH DATA - I see the EXACT SAME PATTERN OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

If you want recovery.

👉 Build brand
👉 Build links
👉 Be prepared to be patient


I've seen sites CULLING HIGH QUALITY CONTENT in an attempt to recover traffic.

Guess what - it doesn't work.

HCU is likely TIME BASED also - so it;s likely to be subsequent future updates where recovery is noticed and not recovery outside of a core update.

For the first time in my career I am happy to say on behalf of most SEOs - Google has made a HUGE COCKUP with HCU, they've upset a lot of the community and now pushing SGE is further salt in the wounds.

DECIMATING CREATOR CONTENT, favouring big brands and then using REDDIT UGC to train their AI for SGE - is like a massive F**** you to the creator community.

Guess what? Google doesn't care does it John?

#seo #seo2024 #google #googleupdates #seotips #seocommunity

Daniel Foley Carter

Joe Davies

Gianna Brachetti-Truskawa

When it comes to SEO, I don't f*ck around.

SEO stack has new MONSTROUS capabilities. 

We've built in PRE-FILTERS to apply all the usual REGEX, but, we've integrated index and HTTP status filtering - all within a search console style interface.

One-click filtering to find URLS that generated traffic that are now gone from the index.

One-click filtering for cannibalization.

See all URLS that were generating clicks that now redirect.

I'm going to make SEARCH CONSOLE everything that it should have been so that YOU, the SEO community can f******* smash it!

#seo #seo2024 #digitalmarketing

Google isn't fucking around when it comes to de-valuing content.

Basically - if numerous "classifiers" are not met, content isn't even considered for indexing anymore - it's dropped straight from the index.

Here are my THOUGHTS based off analysed data

⚠ Domain history & perceived trustworthiness 

Ultimately, brand clout wins here - IF your content belongs to a trusted, established domain it's less likely to be wiped out (not immune) but less likely.

We're back to LINKS, AGE + History here.

Other factors likely to continue here:

► Brand / branded search behaviour
► Brand signals (social, citation etc)
► Link history / current link performance
► Trust classifiers


⚠ Content Performance Over Time (Established Content)

Basically - how well has content on the website done over time, has the domain negated previous updates and held rank? is there a clear and concerted effort to maintain "up to date content" outside of changing dates.

► Content performance over time
► Content performance profile (URLS sustained/lost/recovered)
► Content changes over time 
► DMCP (domain managed content profile)


⚠ Content > User Behaviour Performance 

I STRONGLY BELIEVE (and will put a case study together with data from my tests) that SEE SAWING between core updates over previous HCU's was Google shifting SERPS - behavioural data across wider site profiles - rather than use single batches of SERPS, shift things around, collect data, repeat and then build a larger data set for HCU/ML for Google to adapt HCU - so that sites going on to do better are ones that clearly demonstrated behaviour more indicative of a good experience/content being helpful - 

Some additional thoughts here:

► REDDIT and UGC content LESS BIAS more RAW OPINION - increased engagement and BSQ's with "reddit" appended 

► Brand trust value + user engagement (pogo, engagement factors/signals) weigh in here

► General session data at query level - what does aggregated data look like? how many users repeat their searches? is repeated searches a signal that results aren't meeting user needs?

Other things: ML HERE >

► Pogo + interaction behaviours post POGO

► Engagement time / behaviours

► Session termination / new session / repeated or adjusted search



WHY DO I FEEL THIS WAY?

Because - I am auditing LOTS OF SITES and I look at the data.

I see HIGH QUALITY CONTENT getting wiped out from SERPS - once the HCU ball gets rolling it acts like a steamroller and becomes LESS SELECTIVE.

It's not even dropping page performance it's dropping pages altogether.

Basically -

Multi stage classifiers likely exist - if a site falls foul rather than the content drop in performance it gets dropped from the index - if something is deemed as non helpful the probability of it being served falls to nothing - if it won't be served there's no point indexing it.

HCU wipeout is easy to see - if URLS lost clicks and are dropped from the index - you've met your maker.

#SEO #GOOGLE #SEO2024 #DIGITALMARKETING

2024 and the amount of businesses I see doing £millions a year in turnover (with healthy profits) who nit-pick over SEO retainers less than 10% of their paid spend - these same businesses go from SEO to SEO thinking their measly budget is finally going to generate MASSIVE YIELDS - knocking ROI out of the park.

Well I've got some harsh truths for you (*Rolls sleeves up).

Dave, listen, your £1k SEO retainer isn't going to get your luxury watches website ranking for buy rolex online. It's barely enough to scrape a handful of links through each month so don't go planning that luxury Dubai trip yet.

Rachel, respectfully, your competitors have been around for 15+ years, have a lot more trust, authority and a more competitive pricing structure - so I'm afraid that £500 a month is as useful as a Nadim Zahawi guide to paying taxes.

Paul, the last 10 SEOs you went through didn't tell you what I am telling you now, you aren't going to compete for Play Blackjack Online when your website has as much authority as Klaus Schwab at a friends of the earth convention.

IT'S SHOCKING how undervalued SEO is - why?

Because it's usually PRICED AS A SERVICE based on what people think they can get away with charging and NOT what is realistically needed.

Bad SEOs who take money drive clients to "Lower budgets" because of bad experiences.

Bad clients haggle down SEOs when they shouldn't be - when was the last time you went to a solicitor and haggled with them on price? or perhaps a barrister? or a private surgeon?


SEO AS A CHANNEL IS NOT CHEAP, GENERALLY HAS A SLOWER ROI, REQUIRES HONESTY, PATIENCE, PERSISTENCE.

BEFORE SEO IS EMBARKED ON - 

Full audit of pre-existing domain profile, history, performance - so that a proper assessment can be made for RANKING VIABILITY.

Then based on this, you can tell Chris in head of marketing that you need a £5k a month retainer to drive strong links, have a proper testing strategy.

You SET EXPECTATIONS from the outset.

You don't work with crappy lowballers who seem to think that you owe them the world on £500 a month.

SEO is NOT A CHANNEL FOR ALL BUSINESSES! 

DO IT PROPERLY OR DON;T DO IT.

#seo #seo2024 #digitalmarketing

Peter Rota

SEO Audits IO After numerous HCU SEO audits, so many common patterns in data.

One RECURRING pattern is that sites hit traditionally had disproportionate amounts of content to what was SERVED (I don't just mean indexed, I mean actually served).

For example: let's say you have www.your-shop(.)com,

You have 1000 pages.

You might have 700 pages indexed.

But if only 100 pages generated 1 or more impressions, that's a serve rate of 10%.

Lots of sites audited had a declining serve rate on content that just "sat" or "existed".

SOME of the clients had attempted the old trick of date updates - but, the serve rates remained non existent.

You can do this easily.

1. Crawl your website with a tool such as Screaming Frog
2. Dump an export of the site crawl into a G Sheet
3. Create another sheet and copy one sub folder into one sheet - you can filter the URLS by sub folder (you can sub layer these)
4. Dump a FULL GSC LAST 16 MONTHS of data using Search Analytics for sheets
5. Put the GSC 16 month page export into the same sheet
6. Use a VLOOKUP to match the URLS against GSC data looking for impressions
7. Apply a data filter
8. Duplicate the sheet and select the impressions column data filter and set to text contains -
9. You can then count how many URLS had 1 or more impressions and how many did not (build a basic insights table)
10. Create a % SERVED and divide the serve rate against the total count

You'll want to address this if you find low SERVED %.

You work on the basis of "proportion".

1 page served in 10 is 10%, but at that scale, 10 pages isn't a lot.

But, 100 pages served in 1000 is 10%, but here the proportions scale - and, well, it's not good to have large chunks of non value index.

It's not about CULLING content per se, but more either refreshing, consolidating, blocking OR culling.

Trim the fat.

Run a lean index.

Keep on top of good content.

Build links.

Ignore what Google says.

#seo #seo2024 #seotips #setip


🕵️‍♂️ Jef Van Gool 

SEO FACT: DID YOU KNOW!

That when you add ANY filter in search console anonymised data is excluded.

Have you ever applied a filter and saw a disproportionate change in the data?

That's because, applying a filter REMOVES anonymised clicks from the chart.

So, when you include or exclude a query i.e. brand, or a page, you will see a BIGGER chart loss than the applied filter relates to.

In search console the CHART is disconnected from the table until filtering is applied - which is why you might see click data in the chart but not in the query table.

#seo 

No client is worth more than your health and well-being.

Value yourself.

Price yourself out of the low budget stuff to save yourself years of stress.

In many cases, saying no is beneficial financially and mentally.

It's ok to say no.

#seo #business

Google: Create helpful/useful content that people want to consume.

HCU 2024 😂.

Credit to Lily Ray for finding these.

If I could teach New SEOs / Young Agencies anything - it's this one thing:

Client Budget vs Deliverable vs Time.

You see, when you agree an SEO retainer it's important to distinguish SEO time from deliverable costs.

You see, when a client pays your invoice I.e £2k - it's important that you maintain a clear line between SEO time and deliverable - because, it's so common for clients to look at £2k and expect £2k of your time.

How can a non SEO (client)  understand the value of a link? or an article? or the research that goes on behind?

Client's VALUE PERCEPTION is crucial to manage - because it's FAR TOO EASY for clients to not see value in SEO until it reaps rewards - which in many case take time and during that time, a client can overstep boundaries if not managed properly.

Imagine a £2k retainer where £1k goes towards links, £500 to content and £500 for SEO time - the client can LOSE the connection between their demands and your time.

I've been there, done it, spent 20+ years going through it.

Client's treating me like they owned me back when I accepted shoestring budgets. They said jump and I'd say how high.

But - as I've grown, aged and built experience - I've learnt the hard way.

YOU provide a service. YOU set expectations. YOU manage them.

YOU AGREE EVERYTHING IN BLACK AND WHITE.

You do not allow overstepping of boundaries.

You ensure the value proposition is maintained with consistency, clear reporting and properly managed time.

CLIENTS HOOK ONTO "THINGS"  in exchange for money.

How many articles?
How many links?

Digital services are harder to quantify "value" as clients aren't buying something they can look at, touch, hold - they are buying expertise.

#SEO #SEOTIPS #DIGITALMARKETING

Sneaky preview of SEO stack with updated features! 

We've re-built GSC - this isn't a "hook in" to GSC - this is an entirely rebuilt standalone platform that reprocesses search console data at scale. All 16 dimensions.

Search console with NO data limitations, no timeframe limitations, no query/page limitations.

AI integrated annotation system - keeps tracking your work / implementation and identifies if there are positive correlative changes.

HTTP status, Page Indexing, Multi-layered query filtering, Lazy search, Ungrouped/Grouped data filtering, day and month view, PDF exports, team functionality AND so so so much more!

#seo #seosaas #digitalmarketing

Hello Revenue 👋

Brand excluded, blog excluded.

Worked with the client 3 years.

👉 Progressive gains over HCU/E-E-A-T and review updates

👉 Significant index clean up 

 ► Parameter handling via robots.txt reduced reliance on canonicals
 ► Not found 404 validation & link reclamation 
 ► Elimination of duplicate google chose different canonical than user
 ► Content cull and consolidation to reduce Crawled currently not indexed
 ► Blocked auxiliary paths under crawled/discovered currently not indexed
 ► Improved internal links for low link count pages with viable impressions
 ► HTTP 410'd persistent search spam and updated robots.txt
 ► Temporary URL removal for legacy URL paths with HTTP 410 served
 ► Soft 404s addressed with HTTP status change and empty result messages changed
 ► Addressed inconsistent protocols i.e. trailing vs non trailing slash
 ► Addressed pagination issues and converted to PUSHSTATE

👉 Full Tech Audit + Resolution

 ► Screaming Frog SEO Spider + GSC API crawl
 ► Segment out all higher priority fixes / issues and applied
 ► Addressed bespoke CMS issues and resolved sub domain issues
 ► Addressed render output issues for dynamically injected JS content
 ► Pagination conversion from infinite scroll to PUSHSTATE with pagination series index control
 ► Made sure all internal paths were consistent
 ► Addressed pages with low link counts
 ► Anchor map with refreshed alignment - great way to draw out pages that potentially cannibalise
 ► Addressed some cannibalisation (some persists, nature of business)
 ► Proper robots.txt management for path matched parameters


👉 Engaging/Value Content Strategy

 ► Content audit
 ► Last 3 Month YoY Page Click Gap
 ► Page segment and grouping by performance (gained, sustained, lost, dropped)
 ► NLP auditing (inLinks)
 ► Content Brief Generation with Information Prioritisation (AlsoAsked)
 ► Content production (diversified writers)
 ► Elimination of "article date rehashing"
 ► Added more engaging media to content
 ► Improved readability
 ► Information compression converting longer form to medium form content (same thing, shorter wording)
 ► Fitted more internal links based on "potential" user journies 
 ► Clearer seperation between different content types in-page FAQS
 ► Vetted product UGC
 ► Bolstered E-E-A-T / improved coverage of editorial guidelines
 ► Initial content push then gradual reduction maintaining focus on quality & value 


 👉 Worked to Improve In Page Engagement / Session Performance

 ► Set up GA4 events for key CTAs
 ► Set up Microsoft Clarity (addressed rage clicks early on - issues with DIV overlay padding and CTA)
 ► Reduced CLS, changed cookie banner and header which created shift
 ► Content experiments with different in-page templates - this was to see how people reacted and engaged with various above the fold priorities/changes
 ► Floating CTA bar mobile test
 ► Condensed content mobile view

& lots more.


When I pay a plumber to fix leaking radiators & they quote me, I know that they aren't just quoting me for the job, it's all the associated costs too.

1. I am paying for their experience
2. I am paying towards their liability insurance, car/van insurances, fuel and vehicle running costs to get to the job
3. I am paying for their spanners, hammers, pipe clamps, pipe welding equipment
4. I am paying for their materials

So - I lose that "low budget" mentality when it comes to paying people for their time and expertise.  

When you hire SEOs you aren't just paying for their time you are paying for

1. Them to source, find, earn/get links - these are single-handedly one of the biggest expenses - believe me, whatever way this is dressed up, good links are not cheap whether they are brought (digital PR, pitch and earn, niche edit etc) or earnt (carrot string offering, viral content etc)

2. Them to source a solution for content be it an in house or freelance writer

3. Them to have implementation solutions - this can often bring about development costs

4. Tool costs - many SEO tools have become hideously expensive - AHREFS (easily £500 a month), SEMRUSH - £200 a month, Surfer - £150-£200 a month as well as lots of other tools

5. Other overheads - things such as hosting, writing tool costs, domain costs, energy costs, equipment costs


It's VERY VERY easy for that "Well that seems kinda expensive" to overlook the TRUE value of not only the expertise, but all the associated work to get something ranking.

#seo #seo2024 #digitalmarketing 

SEO Evangelist from 1999 | Director at Assertive (Global SEO) | SEO Audits IO - Hyper-specialised auditing | SEO Stack (Search Console Replacement) | SEO Webinars & Training for International Organisations

If Google's taught you ANYTHING it should be DIVERSIFY YOUR INCOME!

I cannot shout this loud enough. HCU wiped out lots of affiliate sites, leaving people with significant losses in income.

NEVER EVER EVER PUT YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET!

My tips:

👉 DIVERSIFY 

✅ Have an affiliate site
✅ Produce video content and build a following (YT/Vimeo/TikTok)
✅ If you own a subject TEACH AND SELL KNOWLEDGE / PROCESSES
✅ Create "packs" you can sell, document packs, process packs
✅ Have a RANK AND RENT site
✅ Consider drop shipping sites
✅ Build mini sites, rank and flip


👉 PREPARE

✅ Set up PROCESSES to repeat site creation, content creation
✅ Always have a plan B 
✅ Always be ready for one income stream to drop and work to keep more growing
✅ Build a list of GOOD SOLID RESOURCES who can get things done


👉 INVEST

✅ Use profits from one income stream to build another
✅ Prepare some assets for residual income, some to flip, some to rent
✅ Look at alternative investments with stable yields circa 8%-10% i.e. S&P 500 / Stocks
✅ Get involved in AI / Digital SaaS products


👉 TALK AND NETWORK

✅ Build your brand
✅ Build your network
✅ Build your brand
✅ Share your experiences with communities 
✅ TALK - it can be harrowing losing income streams, share your experiences and stories


Diversification is key / essential, especially in today's rapidly changing AI adopting world.

#seo #seo2024 #business #marketing 

SEO TIP

STOP CANONICALISING PAGINATION SERIES TO ROOT!!!!!!!!!!!!

Canonicals are basically there to tell Google whether one page is similar to another in situations where they can't be rectified by other means. The key word there is SIMILAR.

Now, if your page 2, 3, 4 on your paginated results are the same or very similar to page 1 well clearly there's something wrong with your website.

Page 2 results are not the same as page 1 results in your pagination series.

The BEST PAGINATION CONFIGURATION (based on years of testing) 

ROOT URL in pagination series > self referencing canonical, page is indexable

Page 2 onwards - no canonical or self referencing, page should be noindex, follow

Google WON'T STOP CRAWLING pagination if it's set to noindex follow! the whole point of the FOLLOW  DIRECTIVE is for Google to follow links to other pages - if that directive exists there's no reason for Googlebot to ignore the referencing page.

#seo #seotip #seotips

SEOs stop living by third party data. 😞😞😞😞

Third party data is far behind actual data.

Please. SEOs who live by third party data need to shift to 1st party data when it comes to reporting on a clients domain.

This is also the same for keyword research, most tools are grossly inaccurate and do not account for long tail behind them.

I get it, when looking at markets, competitors we have no choice.

But it boggles the mind to think people report these metrics to clients.

AHREFS can do a database update, wipe out LSV queries, that can turn into a negative metric which can cause clients to panic - it's utterly nonsensical.

Sorry, but real SEOs work with the best data they can get.

Use third party data responsibly.

#seo





DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU READ! 

Google's about to disavow all external RD's pointing to it as a proof of concept.

No longer shall Google.com have the influence of 9.9bn domains.

Gone are the 800m blogspot.com sub domain links channeling through BUCKETS of link equity.

The FIVERR marketplace is about to go into meltdown.

Guest post specialists are lining up to become chatGPT prompt specialists churning out endless infographics of prompts for keyword research and how to smash it on SGE.

ps. none of this is true.

LINKS MATTER.

Go rank in any competitive or "trust based" niche without them and tell me they don't matter.

TRUE, some informational queries you can rank for without links - but, will those rankings stick? unlikely.

#seo #seo2024

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