Hi, I have very basic knowledge about SEO, and I am looking for some answers to these questions:
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Let's say there are three websites A, B (mine), and C (all of them on different hostings). I ask the owner of website A to link to my website (B) and in return, I'll link to his website (C). We don't do this on a regular basis and I won't immediately link to his site, we'll plan in such a way that it'll look random. Will I get caught? If yes, how soon?
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How exactly Google knows if a link is paid? Condition: The link is not in the sidebar (or the sponsored section), and both the websites belong to a particular niche, and the content is relevant.
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I have a website, say, AppleBallCat[.]com. When I search "Apple Ball Cat" on Google, it doesn't show up. Yes, I am entering my domain name as is, and it still doesn't show up. It's been more than two months now and I don't see any crawl issues, but it never shows up. I have to type in "AppleBallCat[.]com" and only then it'll come up in the search results.
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We can't see the keywords that bring organic traffic in Google Analytics (privacy issue?), but the Search Console shows them. What's happening here?
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Google penalises websites that use the content of others, right? And, I just keep hearing from people to write unique and good quality content. I think it's impossible to write unique content. Just search "SEO guide", Every guide looks so fucking similar. How exactly Google figures out the uniqueness of the content? The way I see it, your content will be similar to someone in some way or another.
I am not talking about copy pasting here. Let's say you read five articles and after it wrote one on your own. The content will not be a verbatim copy, but it isn't new or unique in any way. Isn't this copied content?
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In order to increase page speed, you need to reduce HTTP requests. How do I do this if I am using a CMS (Wordpress, like everyone)? Right now, there are 51 elements/requests, and I read somewhere that it should be below 20. I have absolutely zero technical knowledge.
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Keyword density doesn't matter now, right?
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What's the deal with thin content? Do I really have to write 10,000 words long articles like Neil Patel in order to look legit to Google? What if my content is good and answers the question in only a few words.
Also, I read somewhere that there is some positive correlation between content length and links. Is this why everyone is writing such long articles to answer basic questions?
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What do you think about the future of SEO? I think it'll probably be dead, and content writers will be making a shit ton of money.
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Posting on online directories, forums, and comment sections don't work, right? By that I mean they are all "nofollow".
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Over optimization = Spam?
Thanks
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