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Very good advice, 🎉thanks ⛵️

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Excellent! Probably the best SEO video I've ever seen. Thanks for making it.

I would suggest, instead of making presentation slides, just make a crispy video on how to write a flagship big article and show it practically,

good thumbmail!

How highlighting imp entities affect SEO?

This gives some hope 😅 do you have courses/coaching?

Also, if you can produce a video on creating an effective press release for affiliate marketers that would be amazing. Thank you!:)

Great video. A video on creating external link relationships would be fantastic. Thank you.:)

Good video but this is how SEO and google used to/should work. Not how it works post-HCU. Just the sad reality of today.

Excellent

Great advice for websites with a handful of pages and keywords. I'm looking for a solution for a clients website which is a directory with roughly 1200 landingpages for 1200 keywords related to cities and counties. Each landingpage is the most helpful and comprehensive page on the web (each with approx. 3.500 words, 6 images and 2 videos). They ranked on the first place behind authorities. After the Antispam Update in March/April they lost 75% of their traffic, falling from average position 4 to an average position 12. The astonishing thing is that competitors with almost no text, no images, no videos and weak content surpassed our pages and we don't know what to do. It's unbelievable how Google punishes the most helpful content that worked so well for many years. Google is really broken.

Brilliant, as expected. Eric, you're a legend.

You mentioned publishing fresh content, but my new articles are not appearing on Google SERPs. This issue began in late December 2023. I was affected by the October core and spam updates in 2023 and experienced the same impact again in March. Despite publishing new content, it isn't showing up on Google SERPs. Although both new and old content are indexed in GSC, the pages have vanished from SERPs for their previous keywords. If my content isn't appearing on Google SERPs, I believe the first step is identifying the problem. I write my content, and it gets indexed and listed on other search engines but not on Google. Could you please provide some suggestions in this situation?

Hi Eric, I spent half a day reading your blogpost. Its a seriously impressive piece of work. I can validate much of what you write, especially the importance of entities. You got me thinking about the importance of tiered linkbuilding as it seems like a good way of bypassing the Google spam filters for link velocity.

That was insightful. Thanks!

Isn't Google still maintaining that they DON'T use user engagement as a direct ranking signal? I'm not saying they're being honest, but I'd be curious what data we have that shows may be using it.

Hey Eric, it's an interesting approach, I have a couple of questions though. In my niche, 90% of websites went down so it's hard to see what still works. Also, SERP is ridiculous, containing sites targeting totally different search intent, YT, Reddit, and Quora. Do you think the same approach could be applied? Any thoughts about this kind of example in general? I would be happy to share a link with you privately. To sumarize my site is beat by YT, Reddit, Quora not another site the same strength with better content.

00:55 🌍 **Site engagement crucial for recovery** 02:20 🔄 **Shift in Google's metrics focus** 03:01 🕒 **Importance of sustained engagement** 04:11 🚀 **Content quality over backlinks** 04:26 🔗 **Potential new link metrics** 07:00 📊 **Entity density as a ranking factor** 09:30 🏆 **Challenges with short-term content** 17:31 🌐 **New model enhances site engagement** 21:12 🥗 **Diverse resources engage users** 21:41 🔄 **Resource value boosts engagement** 22:07 🎯 **Balance keywords with content depth** 22:35 🚫 **Consider removing ineffective content** 23:02 📈 **Track engagement improvement** 23:14 🌟 **High engagement equals better performance** 23:29 📊 **Engagement drives traffic success** 23:56 🛠 **Tools to enhance on-page optimization**

Hi Eric, thats an entire seo strategy course in one video. Im impressed, its very inspiring to follow your work!

GOOD JOB!!!

This does not goes with eavery niche

Very on point

The besta vídeo that i Saw só Far. Congratulations!!!

Ai jobloss is the only thing I worry about anymore.

Time Stamp 0:28, you show March Core Update traffic having an inflection point at roughly 35k organic visitors. Time Stamp 0:40, you show recovery, but that is not the same site, as the traffic is exponentially higher at the same time frame you showed in the previous slide. Is this bait and switch? It looks like you want people to think the previous site recovered when, in reality, you just showed an entirely different site that was already doing better. Is this the case?

Thanks for this valuable suggestion 😊

Showing support to all my SEO people out there ❤

great video but nothing new here and my sites all behaved differently to extremes and this hasn't explained anything.

Google is prioritizing real companies in the serps and sandboxing blogs. Authority sites, forums and companies are being favoured, while niche blogs made for making money are in purgatory. It's really not about AI content. I think giving your website some semblance of a company and ditching the blog theme may do the trick. It's not about quality content. Crap content is ranking in the serps since the HCU and March Update. Google Search has become crappy, try using long tail keywords in a bid to narrow down your search, Google keeps returning generic content from authority sites.

How can you think about recovery when it's not even over yet?

The update is still being rolled out. So how can you theorise anything about it when you don't have all the information about it yet. 🤔

00:02 Recovery from March core update lies in creating a resource that improves overall site engagement 01:54 Google now focuses on overall website metrics for ranking after the March core update. 05:52 Google's March core update focuses on webpage optimization factors. 07:52 Entity density doesn't impact penalties, but is important for recovery. 11:44 Target longer, niche topics for greater user engagement. 13:46 Creating new keywords can push your site in a better direction 17:44 Leveraging social media to drive traffic to a resource section for improved website engagement and ranking. 19:28 Leverage various traffic sources to drive engagement and revenue 23:00 Engagement is key to ranking post March core update Crafted by Merlin AI.

The update is still being rolled out...

Yeah at the end of the day the best you can do is to switch and optimize social channels and in the long run it's a win win in terms on engaging users.

This is the best video I have ever seen after the March Core Update. Very very much informative. Thumbs up👍👍

"new keywords that no one has covered before" This is not really possible in 2024 (unless it's maybe some extremely esoteric subject)... But I get the gist of what you are saying. Thoughts?

What tool are you using to determine Entity Density?

I believe ranking on Google is about earning Google's trust; if you're trusted by Google, then you can achieve a high rank. Some new sites initially rank well, but if they fail to maintain Google's trust, they will lose their ranking. The trust factor depends on many elements. However, ultimately, Google is a business focused on increasing its own interests; it does not prioritize the concerns of individual websites.

Excellent video, I agree with increasing user engagement

14:00 that theory is logical...however .. thats nit what we're seeing in the SERP.. if you have a highly niche query..Google just ranks vague related content from bigger sites , ecom or forum.. it seems as if once the website is put in that box..they dont rank it for highly relevant keyword even if it s the only one unique to that topic

Interesting 🤔 thanks for sharing this!

Time Shaver is now down even lower than they were before. We also know the hcu is a long term classifier. I wouldn't say this is an hcu impacted site or a recovery

What if site gets below 30 impressions dally how to analyse data?

At 16:56, Its keyword stuffing, another SEO problem

Considering that it'll take months to make necessary site changes while hoping I don't make things worse...it makes me wonder if my time spent is worthwhile.

Guys any recovery yet?? My site still drop to 90%

This is great thanks, my average engagement time is over a minute for 600 posts it got hit 20% in the HCU update. There aren't too many pages with low engagement so is this my problem or should I be looking for something else?