Don’t just check DR. Check the traffic graph and keyword difficulty. If the site only ranks for low-comp junk, that link isn’t worth buying.

Local SEO for home services? Stick to what works: → Cost pages → Calculators → “Best of” lists → Informational depth → Local links → Clean anchor text Simple. Effective. Still underused.

The ability to drive more leads without paying incrementally is the closest thing to an actual money printer that exists

Traffic dropped and rankings look fine? Dig into these GSC reports: device segmentation, search appearance, and crawl stats. They reveal why traffic fell — not just that it did.

GA4 reports feel broken? It’s probably one of these: metric changes, thresholding, sampling, filters, API gaps, or bad setup. Learn where GA4 hides the truth — or keep making bad calls off bad data.

You don’t need to be an affiliate to rank for “X vs. Y” queries. With structured data + short blurbs, you can build comparison pages at scale. Just stay in your lane — and avoid the mistake of going too broad.

Got product or software ratings? Use them to build “Best X for Y” pages — fast, useful, and scalable. If your data is solid, you don’t need long content — just clarity.

Got a database of products, locations, or features? Turn it into scalable SEO with structured templates and light custom content. It’s how AKC ranks for every dog breed — and it still works. (Just be careful if you have a newer or lower authority domain.)