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What service to use for SEO?
Any guides etc to use?
I tried some paid stuff on ahrefs but there is just to much info to take in at the same time juggling other balls, (not other mans) .. :joy:
So what do you suggest. i am perfectly fine doing coding and content for my website, problem is SEO and really where to begin.. Yes i could google or talk to chatgpt, but i rather ask a seasoned veteran in here for some free tips: )
Honestly this is hard part and its been asked 30,000X (Awaiting Enzo to tell me to stop answering these)
Look at on page content, speed, try to get all 100 on Pagespeed Insights then get decent links in normal amounts.
Breadcrumbs, FAQ, Pro Cons... look at all the items in search console that google looks at..
Was doing that page speed insight, but i decided i was good below 100 as it was just a nightmare to try reaching 100 :) But i get it. people are lazy asking. but watching 1 hour video of some outdated stuff aint no fun either haha thanks for replying though
Based on what's currently ranking like gangbusters at the moment, the most successful strategy right now is:
1. Spend £100k to £200k on irrelevant dropped domains
2. Pick the best one and slap up a three page generic site
3. Rebuild the rest using archive.org and then use them as a PBN with sitewide links into the main site
Mate. Jesus hell, pls stop anwsering those questions!Quote:
Originally Posted by allfreechips
I would wait until you start paying for /seo tools, I actually just canceled soem of mine as I now get better from Search console + ai since google made the update
Very depressing but also seems to be accurate IME.
Don't pay for a service. 99.9% of SEO services can't compete in this space. Some will be honest and tell you it's too cut throat. Other will take you money and you won't see any results.
Use free tools to get a sense of what the top sites are doing and start building on your own.
Ahrefs & Semrush, but that's going to cost you.
Ubersuggest is cheap but quite ****.
Keywords everywhere is pretty affordable if you know what you're doing.
Keyword insights is a newish tool that's pretty solid. But again, works best when you know what you're doing.