How to do SEO well

[maiyizhi]

It's so difficulty

 

[AIBenji]

not really, just a LOT of competition. what do you specifically need help with? bit of an SEO nerd here.

 

[tatship]

You just need to give time and focus on small wins

 

[srinivasan]

Focus on keyword research, create high-quality, relevant content that aligns with search intent.

 

[Carl]

Start with basic and watch experts. Trending strategy is Semantic SEO and Korey is the best person to watch for this.

 

[45280]

In fact, you can consider using a proxy. Just like data scraping, you can use a proxy to run any scraping project. Residential proxies can overcome IP blocking issues.

 

[sharonmsom]

Hey! Doing SEO well is all about helping Google (and people) understand your content better. Here's a simple 3-step formula:

1. Do Keyword Research – Use tools like Ubersuggest or Google Keyword Planner to find what your audience is actually searching for.
2. Create Helpful Content – Answer questions clearly, use headings, include images, and make your page easy to read.
3. Optimize Your Page – Add your main keyword in the title, first paragraph, URL, and meta description. Also, make sure your site loads fast and works on mobile.

That’s the core — SEO is a long game, but if you’re consistent, it works.

 

[sharonmsom]

Effective SEO = aligning your content with user intent + technical performance. Here's a more strategic view:

• On-Page SEO: Use structured content with proper heading tags (H1, H2...), optimize meta titles/descriptions, use schema markup, and ensure internal linking is logical.
• Keyword Strategy: Focus on search intent — not just volume. Build topical authority with content clusters.
• Technical SEO: Improve site speed, mobile usability, crawlability (via robots.txt and sitemap), and fix broken links.
• Backlinks: Build high-quality backlinks through guest posts, partnerships, and digital PR. Relevance matters more than quantity.
• Track & Adapt: Use Google Search Console, GA4, and tools like Ahrefs or SEMrush to track performance and refine strategy.

Good SEO is data-driven, user-focused, and constantly evolving.

 

[Pithouter]

I’ve had decent results building backlinks through a cheap guest posting service. It helped me get content placed on sites with real traffic without spending tons of time emailing editors and waiting on replies. Just make sure the service gives you a list of actual sites they post on so you know you're not ending up on spammy blogs. That made a big difference for my rankings.

 

[Cloudblast]

Blogs help to rank faster as you target multiple keywords but you need to be consistent in publishing articles

 

[Fritoneyd]

Honestly, start with keyword research (Google Keyword Planner is solid), then focus on writing helpful content. Also, don’t skip title tags and meta descriptions—they actually make a difference over time.

 

[CVnow]

How much do these 97$ guest articles in news websites like abc news, etc improve SEO? And which part?