SEO lessons learned by writing a blog post every day for two years
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#2SEO trick number 6: get on Hacker News
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#3tldr; Don't try to fool google. It take genuine efforts with quality of your content to be on top of SEO.
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#4tldr; Don't try to fool google. It take genuine efforts with quality of your content to be on top of SEO.
In other words: SEO doesn't work anymore.
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#5I found flaviocopes searching how to pass additional parameters to a partial in Hugo. Worked on me
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#6SEO trick number 6: get on Hacker News
Or Reddit.
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#7SEO trick number 6: get on Hacker News
you mean the front page? same thing for reddit (when i used to go on there...)
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#8tldr; Don't try to fool google. It take genuine efforts with quality of your content to be on top of SEO.
Given the quality of the search results I've seen recently, I feel like Google has made the ranking almost random... it's only within the past few years that I've had a lot more of "I'm pretty sure there's more information on this out there, but Google isn't showing it ot me" experiences.
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#9SEO trick number 6: get on Hacker News
Title is a bit 2 clickbait 4 me.
[edit] Oh, they declickbaited it on HN, removing the digits. That's nice.
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#10tldr; Don't try to fool google. It take genuine efforts with quality of your content to be on top of SEO.
At best, Google is correlating concrete things to quality. There are plenty of SEO contests where you can see they can still be fooled. Including a pretty famous one where a site that's 100% Latin ranks for a competitive local search query.