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Speed optimization, schema, indexing, redirects, sitemaps, and image alt tags are framed as low-effort one-and-done tasks for average sites, not the main SEO growth lever.
@@webhivedigital · asserts
The reason why your website isn't ranking on ChatGPT, or Google even though you've done SEO is because you're spending time on the wrong task. Speed optimisation, schema markup, indexing and other technical SEO Are meant to be low effort, one and done tasks, meaning that you're actioning one thing that improves the SEO On lots of or all of the pages on yo...
For small local service businesses, technical factors like load speed are usually not the main reason rankings underperform if the site is indexable, reasonably fast, and navigable.
@@tjrobertson52 · asserts
We occasionally have clients asking us about their website load speed or other technical factors like that and how they affect SEO, and we always tell them the same thing don't worry about it. See, our clients are small local service businesses and for them load speed or technical factors are the last thing you should be worried about. As long as Google c...
How to do website SEO that actually works, because you're spending too much time on the wrong...
@@webhivedigital · 2026-01-21
The reason why your website isn't ranking on ChatGPT, or Google even though you've done SEO is because you're spending time on the wrong task. Speed optimisation, schema markup, indexing and other technical SEO Are meant to be low effort, one and done tasks, meaning that you're actioning one thing that improves the SEO On lots of or all of the pages on yo...
Slow website ≠ bad SEO 🐢💻 (for local businesses) What ACTUALLY matters: ✅ Great content ✅ Kil...
@@tjrobertson52 · 2024-07-15
We occasionally have clients asking us about their website load speed or other technical factors like that and how they affect SEO, and we always tell them the same thing don't worry about it. See, our clients are small local service businesses and for them load speed or technical factors are the last thing you should be worried about. As long as Google c...
As search engines are getting taken over by AI responses, there are now more and more things you need to do to show up in the results. And I have a bunch of other videos going over those things. In this video, I wanna talk about the things that you can stop doing because the only way you're gonna make room to do all these new things is if you stop doing some of the old things that don't work anymore or never worked in the first place. First of all, stop taking technical audits seriously. If you run essentially a...
our social media profile. But again, this is only because it's necessary for placement in those Google search features. It's not improving your rankings and large numbers models are treating it like any other text on your page. The third thing you can stop doing is adding your business to every directory online. Now there's one exception to this rule. If you're a new business with a brand new website, then I do think there's some value in getting what are called foundational links. So using a tool like Bright Lo...
The reason why your website isn't ranking on ChatGPT, or Google even though you've done SEO is because you're spending time on the wrong task. Speed optimisation, schema markup, indexing and other technical SEO Are meant to be low effort, one and done tasks, meaning that you're actioning one thing that improves the SEO On lots of or all of the pages on your site. But so many of you are spending a crazy amount of time or money on these tasks. Like speed optimisation, which requires a plugin like WP Rocket and may...
We occasionally have clients asking us about their website load speed or other technical factors like that and how they affect SEO, and we always tell them the same thing don't worry about it. See, our clients are small local service businesses and for them load speed or technical factors are the last thing you should be worried about. As long as Google can find and index your website, technical factors are almost never the reason you're not ranking as high as you could make. Sense, right? Someone goes to Google...
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