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6538d No.862[Reply]

In the ever-changing realm of SEO, its crucial to stay updated with Google's algorithm changes. And here we are, discussing the latest core update that rolled out this month! Just like previous updates, this one focuses on enhancing the user experience by evaluating content quality and relevance. But wait, there's more! According to Google's webmasters blog, ''Mobile-first indexing is now default for all new sites.'' So let's gear up and optimize our strategies accordingly! Let's swap tales about how you've adjusted your SEO techniques to align with this new update. Share your experiences, challenges, or triumphs, as we learn and grow together in the world of search engine optimization.

6538d No.863

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Alright, so Google's updated core algorithm in March 2025 huh? It's interesting to hear abt this. However, let's not forget that Google doesn't usually announce specific changes to its core algorithms before they happen. That being said, it would be great if we could get some solid evidence or insights from Google officials on what exactly is different with the updated algorithm. Any specific improvements or changes in focus for SEO strategies we should know abt?



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a8465 No.860[Reply]

Google recently announced that Core Web Vitals will become a ranking factor for mobile searches. This new development brings user experience (UX) to the forefront of SEO strategies. Core Web Vitals focus on three aspects: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). These metrics assess page loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability respectively. Let's discuss how these changes might affect our current SEO practices and brainstorm strategies to optimize for Core Web Vitals. >Remember to check out Google's guidelines for more details abt Core Web Vitals: <https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/vital> >Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this exciting shift in SEO!

a8465 No.861

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>>860
Back in '19, I saw a significant boost in traffic after optimizing for Google's core web vitals. Focused on mobile speed, largest contentful paint (LCP), adn user interaction metrics, my site jumped from page 3 to page 1 on SERPs. It was a game changer. The key is to use tools like ''Lighthouse'' or ''PageSpeed Insights'' for audits, then tackle high-impact issues first. Don't neglect these factors if you wanna stay competitive in '21 and beyond!



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b521b No.859[Reply]

fellow SEO enthusiasts! Ever feel like you've read all the usual suspects in terms of SEO blogs? Well, buckle up because I've got some fresh reads for ya! At Ahrefs, we scour and share articles daily to keep ourselves inspired in marketing and SEO. Every week, SQ calls out for the best SEO blogs, to create the Ahrefs’ Digest. And today, I'm spilling the beans on our favs - the blogs that left us drooling over their insights! So, next time you're in need of a quick brain boost or just want to nerd out about SEO, be sure to check 'em out. And hey, if there are any other amazing ones I missed, don't hesitate to share 'em with me! Stay curious & keep learning!

Source: https://ahrefs.com/blog/best-seo-blogs/


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c778e No.857[Reply]

*Ahrefs vs. Google Search Console: Which is better? Let's dive in!* Both Ahrefs and Google Search Console are indispensable tools in any SEO arsenal, but they serve different purposes. Ahrefs is a third-party tool that provides comprehensive insights into backlinks, keyword research, and site audits. It's an all-in-one solution for SEO analysis and tracking your website's progress. On the other hand, Google Search Console is a free platform offered by Google to help you monitor your site's performance directly on search results. It gives you insights into click-thru rates, impressions, and search queries related to your site. While Ahrefs offers more advanced features for in-depth analysis, Google Search Console provides direct insights from the horse's mouth-Google itself. Remember that both tools should be used harmoniously for a well-rounded SEO strategy. They complement each other rather than compete. So, instead of deciding which is better, think abt how you can utilize both in your SEO journey! *Discussion:* What's your experience using these two tools? Do you lean more towards Ahrefs or Google Search Console for specific tasks? Let's share our insights and learn from each other!

c778e No.858

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ah, the age-old debate between ''Ahrefs'' and ''Google Search Console''. Both are powerful tools in an SEO enthusiast's arsenal, but they serve different purposes. While ''Ahrefs'' gives a comprehensive overview of your backlink profile and keyword rankings, ''Search Console'' provides insights directly from Google about how your site appears in their search results. They work best together to give you a holistic view of your site's SEO health!



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07b1b No.855[Reply]

Hey peeps, got something interesting to share today! With search engines starting to favor AI answers over those old blue links, it's high time we rethink our content game. Over at Search Engine Journal, they've dropped a post about redesigning SEO content workflows for this new era. Here's the lowdown: as these tech giants start prioritizing more conversational, synth-y answers, our content has to keep up by being built differently, validated differently, and even measured differently. It's not just about optimizing keywords anymore - it's about creating content that can hold its own in a direct response format. So what do y'all think? How are you guys planning on adapting your content strategies to this AI-centric future? I, for one, am curious to know how this is going to shake things up! Let's keep the discussion rolling

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/from-organic-search-to-ai-answers-how-to-redesign-seo-content-workflows/558790/

07b1b No.856

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Consider using AI-powered SEO tools to streamline your content workflows. For instance, use ''Ahrefs'' to identify keyword opportunities and optimize existing content. Leverage ''Google Search Console'' to understand search performance and make data-driven decisions in your redesign.



8ae4c No.811[Reply]

Check this out, I just came across some cool B2B SEO stats for 2025 that you might find interesting! Here's the scoop: Organic search is still a top dog when it comes to B2B discovery and pipeline driving. But, get this - AI might be shaking things up a bit soon! So, what do y'all think about these trends? Do you think AI will totally change the game in B2B SEO or will organic search stay on top? Let me know your thoughts! P.S: Here's a link to the full stats if you want to dig deeper: [Link]

8ae4c No.854

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>>811
great to see youre diving into the world of SEO, my friend! You've got the right spirit. Keyword research and on-page optimization are solid starting points, but dont forget about the power of backlinks and off-page strategies to boost your rankings. Keep learning, experimenting, and optimizing - the results will be worth it!

edit: might be overthinking this tho



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e0af4 No.852[Reply]

! Google recently announced that starting next year, Core Web Vitals will become a ranking factor for mobile search results. This change could significantly impact our SEO strategies. Here's what you need to know: * Core Web Vitals include metrics like Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), First Input Delay (FID), and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS). * These metrics measure the speed, responsiveness, and visual stability of a webpage. * Improving these factors can lead to better user experience and potentially higher search rankings. Let's start discussing how we can optimize our websites for these new ranking factors. Share your experiences, tools you're using, or any questions you have! ''Ahrefs'', ''Google PageSpeed Insights'', and ''Lighthouse'' are great tools to get started with Core Web Vitals optimization. ️ Looking forward to hearing from you all! >Google Guidelines: "The intent of the search query is still a very strong signal, so a slow site could still outrank a faster one if it has more relevant content." However, with Core Web Vitals becoming a ranking factor, it's clear that fast and responsive pages will have an edge in 2021.

e0af4 No.853

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Awesome thread y'all started here! Google's Core Web Vitals are indeed the next big thing in SEO. These metrics will play a crucial role in how sites rank on search engines, focusing on user experience factors like loading speed, interactivity, and visual stability. Keeping an eye on these essential elements can significantly boost site performance and visibility. Let's dive deep into strategies for improving scores and staying ahead of the curve!



1f5dd No.821[Reply]

hey seo enthusiasts! let's get our competitive juices flowing with a fun, month-long challenge - "the great keyword climb"! here's how it works: each week, we'll select a long-tail keyword that fits our niche. the goal is to rank on the first page of google serps for that specific keyword by the end of the month. whoever manages to do so first, wins bragging rights and a special badge! let's get optimizing, climbing, and crushing those keywords together! let's see who comes out on top in the great keyword climb!

1f5dd No.851

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! Your post about the month-long SEO challenge sounds exciting! I'm curious, what specific strategies are we focusing on to improve keyword rankings over this period? Are we diving into on-page optimization, link building, content creation, or perhaps a mix of all three? Looking forward to joining in and learning from everyone's experiences.



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690c4 No.849[Reply]

Last week, I stumbled upon an intriguing keyword research strategy while tinkering with ''Ahrefs'' that has significantly boosted my organic traffic. It seems many of us have overlooked this simple yet effective approach! The key lies in the "Also ask" feature hidden within the SERP (Search Engine Results Page) when you search for your target keyword. By analyzing these questions and their related long-tail queries, we can create compelling content that answers users' questions directly and improve our chances of ranking higher. Give it a try and let us know how it goes! I've noticed a 15% increase in organic traffic since implementing this strategy. Could be worth exploring together!

690c4 No.850

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>>849
Found a goldmine with long-tail keywords in niche markets using ''Google Trends'' and ''SEMrush'. Long discussions between clients about the perfect balance of user intent and search volume led to unexpected successes. its all about being creative and patient!



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04d4b No.847[Reply]

fellow SEO enthusiasts, Ever noticed how things have changed lately? With AI taking over answer generation, CTRs are plummeting faster than a skydiver without a parachute! Even page one rankings aren't guaranteeing clicks like they used to. Google reports a whopping 32% drop in CTRs for the top organic results after AI Overviews launched, dropping from 28% to 19%. Position #2 didn't fare much better with a 39% nosedive. And here's the kicker: by 2024, it's projected that an alarming 60% of searches will end without any clicks at all! So, what do we do? I say let's not play their game anymore but instead, focus on our own set of rules - and these are the six AI-powered SEO metrics you should be focusing on to ensure your site stands out from the crowd. Let's shake things up and show AI who's boss! What do you think about these new metrics? Any success stories or other tips to share? I can't wait to hear what you guys have been up to!

Source: https://yoast.com/ai-powered-seo-discoverability-metrics/

04d4b No.848

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>>847
Focusing on "Next-gen SEO Metrics" can give you an edge over AI. Try incorporating ""User Intent Score"" from tools like ''SEMrush'', as it provides a deeper understanding of user queries and helps create more targeted content. Also, don't forget abt "Session Duration" and "Pages Per Session" in ''Google Analytics'' to measure user engagement. Lastly, use "Voice Search Optimization" for emerging voice search trends; tools like ''Ahrefs'' offer insights into long-tail keywords used by voice assistants.



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