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Hi, dear friends I created a LinkedIn page for reviews, but unfortunately it doesn't show up in Google search engines, it's been two days since I created the review. Is there something wrong with it? Am I doing something wrong with my SEO here? 😢😓😔😩😭

In this video I go through 8 effective Prompts I often use to improve old blogs I already published or make great content that will help me rank. All prompts in the video are available in the Classroom section HERE. Comment below what type of tutorial you would like to see next. What part of SEO are you having trouble with? if we get enough similar comments we will make the tutorial. Thanks for being a part of the community!

For a long time, Wayfair was really good at showing up in search results because of their programmatic internal search pages...but now, they're down by 75%. Wayfair used a clever SEO trick where they let their search pages be shown in search results. This meant that even if they didn’t create a specific page, enough people searching for something could make a page appear on its own. Because of this, they ended up with over 500,000 of these pages. For years, this worked really well. In 2019, they were getting about 8 million visits to these pages every month. They were dominating the online search results. But recently, I’ve been seeing fewer and fewer of these pages. It looks like they’ve been slowly disappearing over the last five years, especially when big Google updates happened. Here are a few reasons why this strategy isn’t working as well anymore: Average Page Quality: While most of the products on these pages were right, about 20% of them were often wrong. For example, you might see "white cabinets" on a page meant for "black cabinets." Stronger Competition: Other online stores started making better, more specific pages. These higher-quality pages did better than Wayfair's auto-generated ones. Helpful Content Updates: Some of the drops in Wayfair's pages match with Google’s Helpful Content Updates. These updates probably gave less attention to these auto-generated pages. For a long time, this was an interesting example of how SEO worked in online shopping. It shows how things have changed over the past five years.

Did you know that Google uses something called Navboost to help rank web pages in search results? 🤔 It’s a special tool that tracks how users interact with search results, such as how often people click on your page and how long they stay on it. Here’s why it matters: ✔️ User Clicks Count: The more people click on your content from the search results, the better your page might rank. ✔️ Engagement Matters: Google looks at whether people stick around on your page or quickly go back to search results. If they stay, it’s a sign your content is useful! ✔️ Long-Term Impact: Navboost collects data for up to 13 months to decide if your page is relevant, which means consistent clicks and engagement can really help boost your ranking over time. So, if you want to improve your Google ranking, focus on creating content that people love to click on and interact with! 💡 #SEO #GoogleRanking #Navboost #DigitalMarketing #WebTraffic