Want to discover SEO opportunities fast? It's the regex filter to show all search queries that ask a question: ^(how|what|why|when|where|who|which|can|do|does|is|are|should|could|would|will|did)\b Recently, I used it to discover a good opportunity. I noticed that many

Freelance SEOs can now compete with Agencies (Thanks to AI) Today, a smart freelancer can: - Replace SEO juniors with AI tools (and save €€€) - Build a micro-SaaS to fix internal bottlenecks - Repurpose long videos into Shorts automatically - Write, edit, and optimize

New Screaming Frog Update = A game-changer for content audits They’ve just released the Content Cluster Diagram. You can now see how your site is organized conceptually. Why this matters for SEO/content teams: - You can instantly spot topical clusters (or the lack of them) -

Google doesn’t give the same value to every country/SERP Stop saying “You must do this,” or “You must follow E-E-A-T!” I’ve worked with different sites and markets. Each country/SERP has its own SEO rules (or at least some differences). The same SEO concept doesn’t always

🛍️ Are your eComm products optimized well? Yesterday navigated in ChatGPT... I wrote: "I want to buy a Nike shoes for running every day". Then, ChatGPT writes and links a few products. There is much good content around this product. But many e-commerce sites don't have

Interesting features for eCommerce SERP Scrolling down, see “save your favorite brands to get more relevant results”. There appear to be good brands in general. It is beneficial because now it is crucial to dominate each section of the SERP.