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Today I saw nothing related to FAQs schema in GSC enhancements which means its officially removed Now my Question Should i Keep it for llms or remove it?

Today I saw nothing related to FAQs schema in GSC enhancements which means its officially removed Now my Question Should i Keep it for llms or remove it?

Today I saw nothing related to FAQs schema in GSC enhancements which means its officially removed Now my Question Should i Keep it for llms or remove it?

Today I saw nothing related to FAQs schema in GSC enhancements which means its officially removed Now my Question Should i Keep it for llms or remove it?

Stepped outside this afternoon and honestly? Kabul is beautiful right now.

29°C, not a single cloud in the sky, a light breeze keeping things from getting too hot , it's one of those days where you just stop for a second and take it all in. The kind of weather that makes you want to grab some green tea, sit outside, and just be.

There's something about a sunny Kabul afternoon that feels so peaceful. The mountains in the distance, the warm air, the familiar sounds of the city... I didn't want to go back inside.

Anyone else out there enjoying it today? What are you up to on this gorgeous Sunday? 🏔️

With Google increasingly undrstanding brands, entities, and overall authority signls, where do you stand on the importnce of backlinks versus brand mentions?

If you had to prioritize one for a growing website, which would it be and why?

A few specific questions:

• Are backlinks still the strongest ranking factor in your experience?
• Have you seen measurable SEO gains frm unlinked brand mentions alone?
• Do brand mentions help rankings directly, or are they mostly valuable because they can lead to backlinks, searches, and increased trust?
• For a business with limited resources, would you invest more in link building or brand awareness campaigns that generate mentions across the web?
• Have you run any tests, case studies, or campaigns where one clearly outperformed the other?

I'm especially interested in hearing from people working on e-commerce, marketplaces, SaaS, and content-heavy websites.

Looking forward to learning from your experiences and data.

Late Thoughts I had this Visit to Bamyan and I saw people with no basic needs and living the poorest life compare to other parts of Afghanistan. I really wanna know where is all this money going from tourists.

I've been working on an e-commerce site selling niche, culturally specific products for about 6 months. The categories have low competition but I still can't get visibility on Google or in LLM-driven results.

Here's what's already in place:

• Product, ProductListingPage, WebPage, FAQ, and BreadcrumbList schema on all relevant pages
• Category page titles, descriptions, and meta details are all optimized

What I can't figure out is whether the problem is authority (young-ish domain, thin backlink profile), demand (these keywords might just have very low search volume globally), or something structural I'm overlooking.

For those who've done SEO on genuinely niche or culturally specific product categories, what actually moved the needle for you? Is this a content/topical authority problem, a link problem, or just a patience problem?

I've been working on an e-commerce site selling niche, culturally specific products for about 6 months. The categories have low competition but I still can't get visibility on Google or in LLM-driven results.

Here's what's already in place:

• Product, ProductListingPage, WebPage, FAQ, and BreadcrumbList schema on all relevant pages
• Category page titles, descriptions, and meta details are all optimized

What I can't figure out is whether the problem is authority (young-ish domain, thin backlink profile), demand (these keywords might just have very low search volume globally), or something structural I'm overlooking.

For those who've done SEO on genuinely niche or culturally specific product categories, what actually moved the needle for you? Is this a content/topical authority problem, a link problem, or just a patience problem?

I've been working on an e-commerce site selling niche, culturally specific products for about 6 months. The categories have low competition but I still can't get visibility on Google or in LLM-driven results.

Here's what's already in place:

• Product, ProductListingPage, WebPage, FAQ, and BreadcrumbList schema on all relevant pages
• Category page titles, descriptions, and meta details are all optimized

What I can't figure out is whether the problem is authority (young-ish domain, thin backlink profile), demand (these keywords might just have very low search volume globally), or something structural I'm overlooking.

For those who've done SEO on genuinely niche or culturally specific product categories, what actually moved the needle for you? Is this a content/topical authority problem, a link problem, or just a patience problem?

I've been working on an e-commerce site selling niche, culturally specific products for about 6 months. The categories have low competition but I still can't get visibility on Google or in LLM-driven results.

Here's what's already in place:

• Product, ProductListingPage, WebPage, FAQ, and BreadcrumbList schema on all relevant pages
• Category page titles, descriptions, and meta details are all optimized

What I can't figure out is whether the problem is authority (young-ish domain, thin backlink profile), demand (these keywords might just have very low search volume globally), or something structural I'm overlooking.

For those who've done SEO on genuinely niche or culturally specific product categories, what actually moved the needle for you? Is this a content/topical authority problem, a link problem, or just a patience problem?

I am looking for Some Afghan Products to buy while on a trip to EU But there are different platforms on my bucket I need some suggestions here help me out. Thanks