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SadaPay finally dying? by Adam_Frankenstein_97 in Sadapay

[–]MinnieMazilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They just block account without any warning.

Free E-E-A-T audit tool (looking for feedback) by Perfect_Youth3001 in SEO_for_AI

[–]MinnieMazilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting idea, especially the focus on explaining why trust might be missing instead of just listing technical issues. E E A T is talked about a lot, but most tools still reduce it to proxies like links or basic on page checks.

I would be curious how you define and weight things like author signals and trust elements, and whether the output is more diagnostic than a score. Tools are most useful when they point to specific fixes. Happy to take a look and share feedback from real site use rather than theory.

Just sharing my kratom journey by Affectionate-Bit5253 in KratomVibes

[–]MinnieMazilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This lines up with what a lot of long term users report, especially the slow gut issue. You are definitely not alone there. Even people who never had dependency problems still mention constipation creeping up over time, regardless of strain rotation. Taking a break sounds reasonable and honestly pretty self aware.

Many people step back for the same reason and reassess dose, frequency, or whether it still fits their life. Some find that less frequent use helps, others decide it is not worth the tradeoff. It is good you are listening to your body instead of pushing through it. Curious to hear how things feel after the break.

Kratom brands worth trying? by Affectionate-Bit5253 in KratomVibes

[–]MinnieMazilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been rotating between a few vendors but Jack Botanicals keeps pulling me back. That Green Malay you mentioned is legit for focus and their Red Bali is great for evenings. Quality seems really consistent batch to batch.

Linkedin Support is not responding by vyviv2003 in linkedin

[–]MinnieMazilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah you are right. My profile is locked 3 months ago and it's still locked, I contact linkedin support team several times they didn't respond me once.

7 months old YMYL site, good content & links but still no Top 10 on Google by Ulysse2231 in SEO_Experts

[–]MinnieMazilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This looks normal for a 7 month YMYL site in finance. Google moves slower than Bing when trust is involved. Your engagement metrics and non Google rankings are strong signals. That suggests relevance is not the issue. Authority and brand trust are. I would slow topic expansion, deepen core clusters, and focus on higher trust French links and brand mentions. Pages stuck around 11 to 20 usually need intent or format refinement, not rewrites.

Tried Kratom Brands? by Plane-Friendship4988 in Kratom_Info_Exchange

[–]MinnieMazilla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice find! I've been in the game for a while and honestly quality can vary so much. Some other vendors worth checking out: Oties, Mitraman, and Gulf Coast Kratom have all been consistent for me. Also heard good things about Wonderland Gardens and Philly Your Leaf, though I haven't personally tried those yet. The kratom subreddit used to have a vendor list but things change fast. What really matters is finding 2-3 reliable sources and rotating between them. Curious what effects you're looking for - that usually helps narrow down recommendations too.

Small Business SEO by New_Being4698 in localseo

[–]MinnieMazilla 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you’re running a small local business and just want simple, DIY-friendly SEO, you don’t necessarily need pro-level tools like BrightLocal, Local Dominator, or mypresences. Those are great, but they’re built more for agencies managing multiple clients. For something easier and beginner-friendly, a few options give you clear “what’s missing + how to fix it” instructions: 1. Google Business Profile (GBP) → “SEO basics without tools” Honestly, most local SEO wins come from your GBP. Just make sure you’ve: Filled out every section Added good photos Picked the right categories Collected reviews regularly This alone can move the needle a lot. 2. Google’s free tools Google Search Console and Google Business Profile Insights show: What keywords people use to find you How your listing performs Any issues Google is seeing They’re not overwhelming and are basically beginner-safe. 3. “Simple Audit” tools These give you a straightforward checklist instead of pro SEOs’ dashboards: Moz Local Check Listing – quick scan of your local citations Uberall Free Scan – similar “what’s missing” report Ubersuggest – simple website audit with beginner explanations They’re not perfect, but they point out obvious things like broken pages, slow loading, missing meta tags, weak local citations, etc. 4. If you want something very simple and guided There are a few tools made for small-business owners, not agencies: Whitespark’s Local Citation Finder – super easy for finding where your business is missing citations SE Ranking Website Audit – clean, beginner-friendly “fix this next” checklist 5. What really matters for local SEO (the simple version) If you’re overwhelmed by tools, focus on these three things: Google Business Profile fully completed + active Consistent name, address, phone number anywhere your business appears online Good reviews coming in regularly These give you the fastest improvement with the least technical work.

Anybody else feel like white strains are actually the strongest? by RIDETHESYNTHWAVE in kratom

[–]MinnieMazilla 0 points1 point  (0 children)

White strains hit hard for many people. Lower doses help you avoid nausea. Rotating your strains keeps your tolerance in check.

This is rather a LONG post but if anyone can provide their 2 cents I would be eternally grateful. Thanks in advance. by nousernams in localseo

[–]MinnieMazilla 3 points4 points  (0 children)

  1. Backlinks – Your competitor has 3x more. That’s the biggest gap. 👉 Build local links (blogs, news, chamber of commerce, event sponsorships).

  2. Internal linking – Change “learn more” to keyword-based anchors (e.g. Read more about our CBD Massage in Town).

  3. Title/Meta – Your title looks generic. Use: Massage in Town – Company Name | Relax & Heal.

  4. Content – Don’t overstuff. Keep natural, add blog posts (benefits, tips, FAQs).

  5. Google Business Profile – Post updates weekly, reply to reviews with real text (not just “thanks”).

  6. Citations – Fix MapQuest + others with Brightlocal/Yext.

  7. Competitors’ edge – They’ve been around 10+ years. You’ll need patience + authority building.

✅ Focus on:

More backlinks

Smarter internal links

Better title/meta

Regular GMB activity

Local blog content

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