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▲ 4 r/Roses

Planted it as a bare root in spring 2023. First year it just survived. Last year it grew but gave me nothing. Started to wonder if I'd done something wrong. Walked outside this morning and there it was. Deep red, fully open, petals like velvet. Put my face right in it and just stood there for a minute. The fragrance is everything people say it is. Heavy, classic, almost overwhelming in the best way

Two years feels worth it now. Anyone else have a rose that made you wait and then completely delivered?

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u/Helpful_Employer_730 — 21 days ago

Im gonna do it in Sydney at Dr Shahidi in 2 weeks!!

My breathing isn’t completely blocked but I do get uneven airflow most of the time and I mouth breathe without realising especially at night and during exercise. it’s been bothering me more than I expected lately

I’m feeling a bit excited but also nervous at the same time just thinking about recovery and whether the improvement will actually be noticeable day to day

would really appreciate hearing from people who’ve gone through it, especially what surprised you most after surgery and how your breathing changed over time. Thank you!!

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u/Helpful_Employer_730 — 23 days ago

I’ve been running my commercial cleaning business for three years and our old SEO strategy is officially falling apart.

We used to rank top 3 for most of our local keywords, but now Google’s AI Overviews just summarize our best tips right on the search page. People get the answer and leave, so my traffic is down even though my rankings "look" the same.

I recently started working with roi.com.au to try and pivot our strategy.

They’ve been moving us toward "answer optimization" and topic mapping instead of just chasing those dead keywords. The goal is to make sure the AI actually cites us as the authority so we still get the lead, but I’m struggling with how to track if it's working.

For the mentors here, how are you reporting on "visibility" in 2026? If traditional click-through rates are dying because of LLMs, what metrics are you using to prove that a content strategy is actually paying off?

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u/Helpful_Employer_730 — 27 days ago