Avoid Information Overload!How many of you have gone down the rabbit hole of the YouTube tabloids?Endless thumbnails displaying visions of grandreur.Always a new tip, technique, or hack to get you ranking #1 in Google and gain thousands of visitors who will be knocking down your website doors. Go from Noob to Pro by following their special formula, just click.I fully confess that I get caught up with clicking on them because I’m constantly trying to learn. After all, it has only been 1 ye

Google Search Central GuidelinesCreating helpful, reliable, people-first content**I’m sharing this because of the struggles I go through with this and hope it helps anyone else going through the same.**The 1st question under Content and Quality is: “Does the content provide original information, reporting, research, or analysis?”I don’t know about you but the word “original information” is a bit vague. So, I would spend enormous amounts of my time brainstormi

The question of whether websites are "dying" and the future importance of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) touches on several evolving trends in digital media and technology:*Source: GROKAre Websites Dying?- Shift to Apps and Platforms:There's an observable trend where users spend more time on mobile apps than on traditional websites. Platforms like social media, where content is consumed directly within the app, have seen significant growth. This doesn't necessarily mean websites are dying but

Quick Pro Tip:Just wanted to share an Ai prompt I came across that will help analyze and suggest improvements to your individual articles. This really helps with details you might have missed and it will help fill in any gaps.The (RAW) Prompt:On a scale of 1-10Where 1 is [define low] and 10 is [define high]How would you assess this [type of content]?-Copy n Paste prompt just as written⬆️ (can also input your own details in the brackets) I would try both ways, cause….why not