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Sites with clearer topical organization seem less volatile

One trend I've noticed after recent updates is that sites with tighter topical organization appear much more stable. It's less about publishing more articles and more about how everything connects together. Has anyone else noticed that? submitted by /u/South_Square_4180 [link] [comments] from The SEO Authority https://ift.tt/K69g3Aw
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Apparently my site has 'no SEO at all'

Hi everyone I'm a small business owner who teaches Literature to teens I made a site on squarespace for my small practice but I've got feedback it's not SEO optimised. At all. I have a budding interest in digital marketing so I'm willing to roll up my sleeves and do some work. What should I do, would you say? I thought I'd use my keywords without trying to, because they're so embedded in my copy it's hard to NOT use them. Ask the people and SEMRush can get expensive, all I know with those is you look for high volume to low competition ratio. My site is yet to appear on Google Search: think I need to submit the sitemap. Meta data and alt texts are done. That's about as far as my SEO knowledge goes. But I'd like to become better at marketing/ SEO and AI SEO. Any advice for what a small business owner like me can do to be a bit more SEO smart would be amazing (I already run a blog!) Thanks so much! submitted by /u/AerySprite [...

need your advice for keyword research

hello everyone! i recently started a new site and actually my first to learn SEO. it's not even a month old yet, i posted some blogs and they get impressions but barely any clicks, like the avg ctr is 0.2% currently. almost 8k impressions and 12 clicks. i know my site is brand new and it takes time, but i feel im not doing proper keyword research. i read that for new sites you should only focus on low competition long tail keywords... i want to ask how you guys do it, or did it when your site was new and you wanted to rank for keywords. how do you do research for keywords, what tools you use .. if it's long tail obviously there won't be much search volume. SEMRush on lots of long tail keywords doesn't even show any search volume. and my site niche is b2b import export (educational) btw so i just want to know the process :) submitted by /u/Pro_RazE [link] [comments] from The SEO Authority https://ift.tt/YIqS02t