Another fantastic video packed with good infornation. Thanks!! So with info gain does the info need to not exist in google at all or does it need to not exist in the serp and pages for that keyword?
Another great video! Binge watched most of them :) One point I'm not 100% sure on - when you mention info gain, do you mean cover that keyword/topic in the (existing) article or create a new article? Thanks!
In reference to what you said about link building, do you mean to say internal linking from page to page isn't necessary? Go from domain down to pages, not up to domain?
Around 11:15, you said adding hornet to the article will make the article better. Do you change the url to accommodate that, and does that knock that page down in rankings by doing so?
Do you think they're figuring it out (answer at top) due to literal price/cost/resources that it takes each spider/crawlers need to actually answer the searchers query? So, instead of having to crawl a 5k word article and use more whatever power (resources) then its like, screw that it costs too much...ohh, and it doesnt answer it quick enough. 😅 I know SGE is expensive, not aware of specifics of cost but i know google search isnt the cheapest to get all of the results it does. So pretty much, more page depth=more money therefore, answer at top=solves user query and costs less? Idk, just a shower idea, lol.
@SEOtruths Ok, I thought so. Thank you. It would make sense. Appreciate the response. All the best my dude. Oh, finally stumbled across a forum for 🎩. What an amazingly fascinating world. 🫡
Can you give us some case studies that support what you’re saying because your competitors are showing real life examples and performance graphs in ahrefs. I like your unique take, just hard to put in perspective. Also it seems like what google would want is a fully thought out content map to show authority. “Blackhat SEO” tactics by default are under constant scrutiny by google aren’t they? Seems like a bad way to plan for the future.
Sorry if I mistake. I remember you mentioned “one site with one set of links and all those of links pointing juice to one page”. Does it mean many articles link to point juice to one article and in the same website? Thank you.
1 article, 1 website, 1 keyword. And then you can send all your external backlink juice to 1 place. Oddly, never discussed that this strategy works well.
@@SEOtruths Thank you for your guide. I have some questions. For example, I write an article for a value keyword on my website. Can I just focus quality content for the article without use that strategy? Or should I write other articles on my site, too and internal link from them to the main article. Will that help increase chances of ranking my main keyword?
@strangerthings2tees267 just do A/B testing. Write one article with 0 supporting articles, second article with maybe 5 supporting articles, and another one with 10 supporting articles then monitor the performance.
If a non-localized page is ranking at the top whether #1 or with the featured snippet, wouldn't it ranking in the target city regardless without adding the target city to the page title?
Surprisingly. No. It’s good to play around with localization from big search terms and see what happens. Google decides. But think like insurance quotes.
@@SEOtruths sorry, maybe I missed it, but I watched the whole video specially the ahrefs part but not seen this step. Can you please explain it again?. Thanks your subscriber🙏
Not necessarily true, just keep testing. I have a new site (fresh domain, no metrics yet, all ai content with small amount of manual editing) that’s approaching 30 days of being live and has hit almost 4k impressions and 20 clicks already - google is indexing almost all of the pages and fast too. I do believe niche plays a part - either way, just keep experimenting to see what’s working - I’m not saying all ai content will rank, but I already have a few page 1 rankings so I know for a fact AI content is currently working at least.
@@king_cj dang yeah that can be frustrating- one of my other sites in a completely different niche was having a similar issue - I was using a new tool in the beginning of that site for the content and apparently google did not like it haha - I’ve since removed all 60 or so of those articles and put up like 15 with the new tool I use, and these new ones are getting indexed finally and seeing some small amounts of organic traffic roll thru - also side note - I’m using TagParrot as a test to get these new sites indexed instead of manually doing it in GSC - seems to be working great so far -
