I know its not legit :) but if we have any old account mention our brand in reddit comments. Will that help rank higher?

Hi all,

I'm looking to get some opinions on what would be a fair salary for an SEO Executive with around 2 years of experience.

The role would be within an e-commerce team at a business based in the East Midlands. The person would be responsible for managing SEO independently, with support and reporting to an E-commerce Manager.

The role is fully office-based.

Given the level of responsibility and experience required, what salary range do you think would be reasonable for this position?

I'd appreciate any insights from people working in SEO, recruitment or e-commerce, particularly those based in the UK.

Long story short we offer a global service for people visiting a particular country we rank top 5 in the US but totally invisible in the SERPS in Asian countries. Our top competitor ranks well in Asia but on page 2 or 3 in US and EU. We are totally invisible in the serps for Asia

Hello Everyone.

Today marks exactly one year since my website was launched. However, I have not been able to increase its 'topical authority' or 'website authority'.

I try to build backlink in my niche - image converter / Other image related tool. However, some site owner say that you have to pay $150-180 per backlink, or meet requirements such as having 10k monthly visits according to Ahrefs metrics. This is the real story.

So, what should I do to build authority?

Hi everyone,

learning SEO and trying to understand how to identify quality guest posting opportunities without a paid budget.

Apart from searching for “Write for Us” pages, what strategies do you use to find websites that accept original guest contributions for free?

How do you evaluate whether a website is worth pursuing based on niche relevance, organic traffic, content quality, and its backlink profile rather than relying only on DA or DR?

I'd appreciate practical advice based on your experience with sustainable, white-hat link building.

Cloudflare and OpenAI put out a post this week about a pilot where Cloudflare's network helps OpenAI's search crawler decide what to crawl: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-openai-discovery-agentic-web/

It doesn't say how ChatGPT's search algorithm actually works, but I think it drops a few real hints.

Most of it is about Cloudflare sharing data that helps OpenAI figure out which pages are worth indexing or updating, so the crawler spends less time on pages that aren't worth it or haven't changed and has more resources left to index more pages. That's aimed right at what's possibly Google's number one pain point right now. Billions of new pages keep getting added, Google is indexing a smaller and smaller share of them, and a lot of site owners are having a harder time getting pages into the index.

The part I keep coming back to is that the article specifically points out that a lot of the most helpful pages on the internet don't have many links pointing to them. My read is that whatever they're building won't depend on links as much as Google does. In Google's defense, they've said many times they don't want to rely on links as much as they do, and the algorithm does seem to lean on them less as it gets more sophisticated. I still think it depends on links more than they'd like to admit.

Whether that's enough to compete with Google, I honestly don't know. Google has a huge head start and a ton of data. On the other hand, Cloudflare is the biggest CDN and DNS provider, so it sees server-level data Google doesn't. And a search engine that only has to work for AI is a lot easier to build: people look at the top one to three results, while an AI will happily read through a hundred or more, so you mostly need to find the best one or two hundred pages rather than put them in perfect order.

I don't think ChatGPT is going to replace Google as the default search engine, but the competition does seem to be heating up.

Hey guys! I'm working on a Tools Website (YouTube Download, other cool tools for Video editors) and i am getting about 50 People on the site daily. I started 4 days ago so that is ok. But to make some money off it i would like to increase traffic significantly but not shady. Real traffic, real users.

What is your approach? I am working on Backlinks, Languages, Subpages and so on with AI but i want to make sure i dont miss anything...

Also i cant tell what traffic is helping my site to grow and what traffic is useless... Do you have experience?

Thanks for your help!

In the past I've constantly watched my competitors ongoing using Moz free Link Explorer, watching the disovered and lost constantly, as I can't see the full picture.

Can anyone recommend a cheap ish software for getting a full back link profile for competition? Seems AI has gone to a lot of companies heads and causes their prices to increase.

In the past I've used SEMRush which used to let me pick competitors and run audits on them and find their back links, but what can people recommend that is inexpensive but does a good job of link research on competitors?

Looking to mimic back link profile of my competitors before establishing my own back links. I have rich content already I just need some external authority.

Hi, I need help regarding guest posting. I plan to contact many websites and publishers to secure guest posts and list myself on guest posting platforms like iCopify and Link Publishers. How can I do that? I also need help regarding a free posting website list

please help reagrding this I will be very thankfull if Someone share a list of those websites

Hi everyone,

I recently did a complete rewrite of about 10 blog posts out of ~650 on my site. The overall topic remains the same, but the content changed significantly.

In the process, I updated the URL slugs (though the WordPress Post IDs stayed the same) and set up 301 redirects from the old URLs to the new ones.

My question: If an old URL was originally published on May 12, 2018, and the rewritten post went live on the new URL on August 28, 2026, should I backdate the new URL's publication date to May 12, 2018, or keep it as August 28, 2026? I'm a bit worried about any adverse SEO owing to false representation of dates.

Thanks!

Hola a todos: soy Mariano, de las personas que están construyendo EntiScan. Lo hice para poder inspeccionar la página que ya estoy viendo en Chrome, sin tener que estar cambiando entre varios tools de SEO.

Revisa señales técnicas y de SEO on-page, encabezados, metadatos, links e imágenes, datos estructurados, metadatos sociales, entidades y consistencia semántica. La primera auditoría corre localmente en Chrome y no requiere cuenta.

Estoy buscando feedback práctico de gente que trabaja con extensiones de Chrome o con SEO: ¿qué hallazgos serían útiles para una revisión rápida de una página, y qué señales faltan o no quedan claras? Yo soy el creador, así que se agradece una crítica sincera.

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