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SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization, which means optimizing a website to make it more visible and easier for search engines to understand. The purpose of SEO is to increase the quantity and quality of traffic to a website from organic search results. SEO involves various techniques, such as improving the website's content and structure, building high-quality backlinks, and conducting keyword research to understand what users are searching for. The goal of SEO is to improve a website's ranking in search results, which can result in more website traffic and better business outcomes.

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AI reads my blog


Traditional SEO is a brutal game for independent bloggers. But recently, I noticed a surge in a different kind of traffic ChatGPT and other AI bots are actively reading my blog. Here is how you can track AI traffic in GA4, manage bot access, and optimise your content to be cited by AI search engines. Read more...

Avoid SEO Penalties on Medium


Republishing your blog posts on Medium is a smart way to reach a wider audience and enhance engagement without compromising your original content's SEO value. This post explains how to properly use canonical tags to avoid duplicate content issues when republishing. Read more...

Regaining Website Traffic After Google Updates


As a small website owner, I understand the challenges we face. I write about AI and Python coding, sharing my knowledge with fellow professionals and students. However, the recent Google updates have led to a significant drop in traffic. With Google providing over 90% of our traffic, the struggle to regain our website visits is real. Is there any information about the Google SE website feature that's crucial or any ranking details shared publicly? Read more...

Moving to GA4


On July 1st, we are moving to GA4, which is essential to ensure that our website analytics are processed without delay due to the transition. Herein I share my GA4 setup in Google Analytics. Read more...

SEO and Indexing my Blog


Today, I received an email from the Google search console team informing me about an issue with my blog pages related to a duplicate without a user-selected canonical. I was intrigued about making my blog more search engine friendly and seeing what happens after SEO. Read more...