A few thoughts... First, there is a 20k adgroup limit per campaign. Second, going in you should assume that 80% of your long tail keywords will not get any impressions. That being said, this is a common strategy with several different ways to execute on it... 1. The rule of thumb when buildin...
Google's official stance is that they are "roughly equivalent" and recommends to do what is technically simpler to implement (source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MswMYk05tk). With that said, I'd recommend a directory over a subdomain. Doing this consolidates signals to a single domain, wh...
With that kind of traffic, it shouldn't be hard to monetize, but the real question is coming up with the most effective strategy. Without knowing much about the business or having access to any analytics, here are a few recommendations off the top of my head: - add affiliate links to apps & so...
Well, when you have viral marketing, then it helps to spread the word about your business like wildfire on it's own. It's a self-perpetuating loop. So rather than you paying for advertisements, people will share your content or tool or something else because it's so cool or does something valua...
As a tech marketer - I am always looking for the fastest, cheapest yet reliable research in order to create competitive intelligence internal documents, stats for blog posts, etc. Some people live by the "if it isn't on the first page, it doesn't matter" when it comes to leveraging search engin...
When there's low search volume for your particular niche, it does make sense to see if you can attract traffic from peripheral niches and interests (which it sounds like you've been doing). Sounds to me like your goal, from an SEO perspective, should be focused on long-tail traffic acquisition, ...
Hello, my name is Daniella. I am the founder of iliketodabble.com. I would suggest link building as soon as possible as it can take up to 10 weeks on average to see 1 rank jump. If you have followup questions, I am glad to help you on a call. Thank you, Daniella
There are a lot things that could have gone wrong and it is hard to say something with 100% confidence without looking at the Analytics and Search Console. Read this blog to discover what mostly goes wrong when traffic and ranking suddenly starts disappearing, https://www.upreports.com/blog/goog...
Don't worry about Google Page Rank. It's already been declared dead (http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-will-probably-updating-toolbar-pagerank-john-mueller-confirms/117691/). Instead you should figure out how to get high quality and editoral links - which is the essence of page rank.
Have a look at similarweb.com Put your competitor's websites in there.