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Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
Since the topic of traffic estimations is top of mind again, let me throw my 2 cents in.
"How accurate are the traffic estimates in @ahrefs ?"
It depends 🤷♂️
Does the website get lots of traffic from:
- long tails?
- branded searches?
- seasonal queries?
- news/trends?
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
We've rolled out a FREE website checker tool in Ahrefs! 🔍
Use it to view:
- Any website's organic monthly traffic, value + history for the past six months
- Traffic share by country
- Your top 5 keywords in your top country
- Your top 5 pages by traffic for your top country
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
According to a poll of ~4,300 people, SEO takes 3-6 months to show results. But it all depends on several factors.
@siquanong shares more in our blog post:
ahrefs.com/blog/how-long-doe…
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
An SEO-friendly website is three things: technically sound, delightful to use, and search-focused.
This Venn diagram illustrates just what we mean:
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
The Google May 2022 broad core update is now completely rolled out after about 15 days - here is what we know so far seroundtable.com/google-may-…
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
How do you set SEO goals?
Follow the SEO goal pyramid 👇
The idea is to break things down into stepping stones to make your overall goal more achievable.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
You don’t always have to create content from scratch. Turn content you’ve created in one format and change it into another.
Think of it like a pyramid. Start with one version, then gradually break it down into smaller versions for other channels.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
Having a content strategy is important to ensure that each piece of content you create has a purpose.
But creating one can be quite daunting, so we’ve created a simple framework called the content strategy canvas.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
Wondering which content topics are the best for your business?
Here's a simple Venn diagram to go by.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
There are many ways to remove URLs from Google, but there’s no one size fits all approach. It all depends on your circumstances.
Here's a flowchart to help you quickly decide which method of removal is best for you.
For more details, read this 👉 ahrefs.com/blog/remove-urls-…
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
Why is SEO important?
Most web traffic comes from Google’s organic results.
In other words: organic search accounts for more traffic than all other sources of traffic combined.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
We surveyed 15 SEO hiring managers on the most important skills and requirements if they were hiring a ‘SEO Specialist’.
Here are the results.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
The new Google desktop left-hand menu UI makes search results feel like they're just one tab in Google's content platform.
I'm gonna guess zero-click searches will rise even higher on results like these.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
What does your business care most about when it comes to #LocalSEO? 66% of marketers in our State of Local Industry survey have their eyes on the true prize:
Conversions & Revenue 📈💰
Learn more here 👉 mz.cm/3eOn7v4
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
Twitter's algorithmic timeline really changes what we see:
- 2/3rds fewer external links!
- Far more "suggested" tweets
- Greater diversity of accounts
- Reduced exposure to most topics... but more politics
- Slightly more "echo chamber" tweets
Quite nearly a tactical guide.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
Some SEOs worry that having too many backlinks from the same website is unnatural.
We ran a small study and found that 79.23% of referring domains link to the same website multiple times.
Ivan Prozorovschi retweeted
We asked 15 content marketing experts to answer this question:
“Based on your experience, what’s the ONE thing you recommend companies and marketers should do to deliver outstanding content marketing this year?”
Here's @TraceWall's advice.
























