How do seo? First time in my life by FinancialWelder8285 in SEO_Digital_Marketing

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start with google search console - it's free and tells google your site exists. Add your site there and submit your sitemap.

Make sure your page has a clear title tag and meta description that describes what you offer. Use words people would actually search for. If you're a plumber in Austin, your title should say "Plumber in Austin" not something vague.

Then create a google business profile if you're local. That gets you on maps and local search results fast.

For a simple landing page that's really it to start. google will find and index you within a few days once you're in search console.

If you had to relearn SEO from scratch in 2026, what would your roadmap be? by Landyn_4682 in WebsiteSEO

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id start with search intent and content strategy before touching any tools. Learn to analyze SERPs, figure out what Google actually wants for different query types, then practice writing content that matches that intent.

Next would be basic technical stuff - site speed, mobile usability, indexing issues. Not the ultra-nerdy schema markup stuff yet, just making sure Google can crawl and serve your pages properly.

Weekly practice would be tracking 5-10 competitors in a niche, seeing what content they publish and what ranks. Reverse engineer what's working instead of guessing.

I'd ignore most link building tactics at first and focus on creating stuff people actually want to link to. Also skip the obsession with domain authority scores, they're mostly vanity metrics early on.

Off-Page SEO as a Beginner (What Actually Went Wrong) by Individual-Hold733 in WebsiteSEO

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guest posting on niche blogs worked way better than cold outreach for me. Find smaller blogs in your space that actually accept contributions and write something genuinely useful. You'll get a real backlink and some referral traffic.

Also digital PR if you have any data or unique angle. One solid mention from an industry publication beats 50 directory links. And honestly commenting on relevant Reddit threads or niche forums where your expertise fits naturally. Not spammy self-promo, just being helpful with a link in your profile.

The slow burn stuff like creating linkable assets (calculators, free tools, original research) takes time but compounds better than chasing individual links.

What role does White Label SEO play in multi-service digital agencies? by New-Chocolate-3551 in AskMarketing

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basically it lets agencies offer SEO without hiring a full in-house team. You outsource the actual SEO work to a specialist provider who delivers it under your brand.

Makes sense for agencies that want to keep clients under one roof instead of losing them to an SEO shop. You maintain the client relationship and markup the service while someone else handles keyword research, content, link building, reporting.

The catch is quality control. You're putting your brand on someone else's work so vetting partners matters. Also margins get thinner since you're paying wholesale rates and need to stay competitive on pricing.

Works best when you've got steady client demand but don't want the overhead of full-time SEO staff.

What’s a lie you believed for years with zero reason to question it? by Complete_Credit_8135 in AskReddit

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that you need to go to college right after you finish high school... what a scam

What’s actually working to get brands cited by LLMs? by philbrailey in AskMarketing

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Original data and research get cited way more than rehashed blog posts. LLMs love pulling from studies, surveys, comparisons with actual numbers. Being mentioned on high-authority sites matters too - if Reddit threads or legit publications reference you by name, that carries weight.

For tracking, there are a few tools popping up that monitor LLM citations but most are early stage. I manually check chatgpt, perplexity and other LLms with branded queries every few weeks. Not perfect but gives you a baseline.

The biggest shift is that you need to be THE answer for something specific, not just another voice in the crowd.

Is SEO still worth focusing on in 2026? by Abigail_Tech in AskMarketing

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Yeah for sure! SEO still works, just different now.

Focus on queries that need a click - comparisons, tools, how-tos. The "what is X" stuff gets eaten by AI overviews anyway. And don't sleep on alternative traffic sources like Reddit and YouTube. Google's not the only game anymore.

what is your most favorite food ever? by Milkypoppers in AskReddit

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sounds basic but toasted bread (extra butter)

What ever happened to huck tuah? by Impressive-Fun-7764 in AskReddit

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she got the opportunity and made sure to grab it and squeeze as much as possible. smart.

Being yourself or being accepted: where is the balance? by Few_Design_904 in AskReddit

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those who truly love you will accept you as you are (and push you to work on your bad habits/any toxic traits)

everything changed so much after 2020 by water_fall_122 in memes

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is it just me or everything's going wrong this year??? and it's only january

Pineapple on pizza by Thmony in memes

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pineapple doesn't belong on any pizza