What r/SEO_Xpert is talking about this week

It’s Friday. If you’re like most SEO practitioners, you’ve got 2 to 3 hours of weekend time somewhere that you could spend on your own site or a client site, and you don’t always know how to use...

Last week I kept seeing two very different takes in the same subreddit. One group was saying SEO is basically dead. AI Overviews, Reddit threads, and ChatGPT are taking all the clicks. Why would...

Every “best free SEO tools” list online recommends the same six things: Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Ubersuggest, AnswerThePublic, Keyword Surfer, and Google Trends. All of those are...

Here is something I noticed. Most of the SEO posts I read are about problems. Clients who don't listen. Google doing something weird. Reports that do not match reality. AI breaking traffic....

So sad to say that I'm quitting SEO after 5 years of work, it was my whole life for which I have dedicated everything. When I started, it was easy to get content writing clients from facebook and...

I'm trying to fix keyword cannibalization on my site, but it's proving to be trickier than I expected. The hardest part is figuring out where to start: Which pages should I prioritize fixing? How...

I’m a solo founder learning SEO for several of my projects, but my main one is my agency, a SaaS design and development agency. Does anyone have tips or tricks for getting high-quality free...

A pattern I keep running into with new clients. Someone hires me to consult, they tell me they have been investing in SEO for three or four years with an agency or an in-house person, and when I...

I work in SEO and web development, and I’m building a small digital marketing agency. Finding potential clients has been the most time-consuming part so far. I’ve been looking for businesses on...

Hi everyone, I'm new to SEO, and English isn't my first language, so please forgive me if my writing is a little awkward. I've read a lot about SEO: keyword research, search intent, on-page SEO,...