My page recently started ranking on position 30
I have pretty new site almost 4 months old.
Looking for things that can actually move the needle for me as a beginner?
I’m ranking on position 2 for some queries out ranking old and high dr sites but for this I’m lost
Looking for no guess Work advice, best thing you do if you have to pull up a page on top outranking high dr sites?
I was targeting low KD keywords and managed to rank my blog posts for them, but the search volume isn't enough anymore. Now I want to rank for my main/seed keywords they don't have high KD or competition, but I'm still not seeing any impressions for them. The strange part is I'm getting impressions on low-volume queries but not on higher-volume ones, even when the KD is only 3-10.
My question is: is it actually hard to rank a landing page for those queries? because I consistently notice my blog posts ranking higher than my landing pages what's the issue? Is it the content, the authority of the main page, or do I need to create dedicated blog posts targeting those main keywords?
The thing holding me back is the fear of keyword cannibalization targeting the same keyword in both a blog post and my main landing page. what should I do?
Just fixed keyword cannibalization on my site, impressions going up slowly now. But stuck on one thing.
I have some long-tail queries where I'm sitting at position 8–10 impression are not that much and they partially overlap with my pillar page topic. Should I create dedicated pages for them or just add them as sections inside the existing pillar?
My worry is if I create new pages for queries that are similar to my pillar, won't that just bring cannibalization back?
Any advice appreciated.
I recently came across this topic and checked my site, it's everywhere lol. As a beginner I built pages for every similar keyword, some landing pages some blogs, and URLs are 90% the same just a word or two different.
What are the symptoms that show cannibalization is actually hurting my site? and how serious is this? So I know what to look for before I start cleaning things up.
Whenever I updated meta tags or OG images on a site, I had no easy way to see how the link preview would actually look when shared. So I'd do the embarrassing thing - paste the URL into WhatsApp or tweet it just to check if the image showed up right.
Got tired of it and built a tool. You paste a URL and instantly see:
It's free to use: Tool
Hope it saves someone else the WhatsApp test ritual.
I've been doing marketing for my app, and after a lot of research I narrowed it down to 2 main channels.
But the problem is even a single platform takes a lot of mental energy. Content that works on Reddit doesn't work on Facebook, and vice versa.
And here's my real issue: when I have two options, I end up choosing neither. I freeze, ideas don't come, I mix things up, and anxiety kicks in.
I know where my audience hangs out both on Reddit and Facebook. I don't need help finding them. I just need honest advice:
Should I focus on one platform or run both? And why?
I hear this everywhere: "you have an authority issue."
But nobody explains what it actually means or how it works.
Is it defined by backlinks? If so, what kind link? traffic-sending backlinks, or just mentions/citations scattered across the web?
Or is it simply about having a high DR (Domain Rating) and similar metrics? I know they are third party but still asking...
Can anyone explain this in simple terms?
Hey everyone,
I run — a SaaS built specifically for the food and hospitality industry. Since I'm laser-focused on this niche, I'm looking to exchange backlinks with businesses and content creators in this space. Open to sites worldwide.
Who I'm looking for:
What I offer:
What I'm asking in return is a relevant link back from your site - could be a blog post, a "tools we use" page, a resource page, whatever fits naturally.
I'm flexible on format and happy to work out whatever suits you best. This isn't a link farm situation - I only want genuine, relevant placements that actually make sense for both our audiences.
Drop your site/business type in the comments, or DM me directly. Let's connect!