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Thinking about buying tickets for it. I'm not sure. Did anyone go last year? Positive experience, worth it? submitted by /u/gujuvenile [link] [comments] from Search Engine Optimization: The Latest SEO News https://ift.tt/DyXl3FW

I always use Google but now I at times I use Opera. Is there any good thing to use more than one search engines? Or any reason? Just curious. submitted by /u/GutsxJuri24 [link] [comments] from Search Engine Optimization: The Latest SEO News https://ift.tt/QEKLxBy

We've done 90% of white hat SEO and our website is slowly getting more organic traffic. 1 year old, DR 40. Recently, we noticed that, when searching for our brand name, our website doesn't show anymore in Google. Customers also reported this. However if we search for the url or even the SLD, our website appears first in Google, as it should. Blog and all the other pages, no issue. The only thing I can think of is this: a major brand in our space that has been around for a while has a name similar to us (minus a letter in the middle, it's a short brand name). But if that brand complained, maybe they would have reached out, or our entire website should have been penalised in Google - but it's not the case. I checked GSC, no reports in manual actions or security issues. I also checked the google transparency report but this one is hard to navigate so couldn't really check. What else can I checked? How can I solve this without changing name entirely? submitte...

We wanted to share an update on the sub’s continued growth and activity in 2026. Since March, our daily average has increased from 3,800 to 4,300 visits. Even with a major clampdown on spam, bot posts, GEO campaigns, and disinformation, we’ve still grown to 18m visits over the last 12 months bringing our membership from 400k to 472k! Huge thanks to everyone who reports spam, self‑promo, and AI‑slop posts. We remove every reported spam post as quickly as we can, and your help makes the community better for everyone. submitted by /u/WebLinkr [link] [comments] from Search Engine Optimization: The Latest SEO News https://ift.tt/UtYrudf

We’re currently using SEMrush for SEO + competitive insights, but it’s pretty limited when it comes to full-funnel measurement and actual business impact. Our biggest challenges: - Cross-channel attribution (Google Ads, programmatic, organic, etc.) - Understanding true impact in a privacy-heavy environment (HIPAA, no clean conversion signals) - Measuring beyond last-click (doctor visits, script lift, patient starts, etc.) - Getting AI-driven insights, not just dashboards - Bonus if it integrates cleanly with BigQuery / custom data pipelines I know pharma is a different beast vs ecom/DTC, so curious what’s actually working here. Tools I’ve heard thrown around: - IQVIA / Symphony Health (more data than attribution?) - Google Meridian / MMM approaches - Neustar / Analytic Partners - Northbeam / Triple Whale (not sure how well these translate to pharma) What are you actually using that gives real signal vs noise? Would especially love input from anyone doing: - Rx or specia...

Looking for some input on a specific situation. We have a key landing page on a client's site that used to rank well for its main keyword, but has been steadily dropping since around August 2025 and hasn't recovered since (except brief spurts). A competitor with a lower Domain Rating and far fewer backlinks is consistently outranking it. After digging into the backlink profile, I found what I think is the culprit: the previous SEO specialist built a large number of links with exact-match anchor text. Around 200 out of 267 backlinks (roughly 75%) use the exact target keyword as anchor. Most of these come from link directories and link farms. This is the only page on the site with this issue. The rest of the site ranks fine. My question: is disavowing still a viable option in 2026, or does Google now just ignore low-quality links without penalizing for them? I know Google has said they're better at ignoring spammy links, but the ranking pattern here — combined with the a...