Many of the station chiefs have recently turned to me and said that they were working hard to write and make a chain every day, and the recording was slow as a snail. Most of the problem is -- you think of seo too complicated or too simple. To be honest, i can't keep up with that now. Let's talk to you today about how to use new tools, new ideas to get this over with。
The first step is not to rush into writing
A lot of people come up and ask, "what's the theme of today?" i usually ask, "have you read your journal?" the operation is simple: go to the server or cdn backstage and take down the last week's log and sweep it with tools (e. G. Light-speed rabbits, even excel), focusing on the spiders coming several times, scratching which pages, returning to what status code. The purpose of this step is to find out where the search engine is interested and stuck. For example, when i checked a refurbished station, i found spiders crawling back to 404 on a deleted activity page, but the front page was less, which is typically a waste of guided resources. If you don't pay attention, it's like you're closing the door and drinking in the backyard
Step two, don't hit your head, let ai finish you off
Many station chiefs are still using old methods to pull down frames and search for manual notes. At the keyword analysis stage, i'm going to dig words in bulk with ai smart seo assistants, set the core words and trades, and in a few minutes i can pull out a long list of words and sort them by search intent. You get this form, pick out the words that are competitive and that fit business, as the next bullet you're going to have. This is one step away from the fact that many people are in trouble of skipping and thinking about what to write, and all the traffic is intercepted. When you're done digging, you'll find that the original user's concerns are much more detailed than you thought, like, "how to clean the floor" than "the floor price," and you don't dig, you never know
The third step is "fast" and more "false" and bulk generation and manual additions. Feeds
It's time to fill it out. A lot of people are stuck here and it's too hard to write. In fact, when generating original content, different subject matter articles are automatically generated with ai smart seo assistants, which significantly increases the speed of recording. For example, i did a photography station last month that produced 30 long articles on camera maintenance with ai, each five or six hundred words, with frames and keywords. But i didn't just throw it on it, but i went through it with a little real-life experience, a different word heading, like, "don't wipe the camera, i'm losing one" and it's both quantitative and human. The search engine likes new content, the user likes real sense, both of them, and the flow comes
Step four, do not just wait. Take the initiative and let the spider find you
When the content is finished, a lot of people wait till the flowers thank you. You have to be proactive in submitting new links to the 100-degree search resource platform, which is basic. Then go to some high-priority platforms, such as the soybean groups, and send a short share of the core ideas in your article, with a web site, which can lead and attract spiders to the web. I've tried before, a new article with an extra push, a half-day spider grabs it, and the unplugged one waits three days. It's a lie. The search engine is lazy. You have to lay the road on its feet. Down
Don't use memory to keep your eyes on key indicators
Don't panic if you don't move, check the log first, then check the frequency of content updates. But it's more economical to have ai's smart seo assistant keep an eye on you. I'll spend five minutes a day looking at its roll-out report, recording, ranking fluctuations, abnormal pages, and i'll see. For example, the last two days it showed me that there was a column that suddenly fell, and i went to see that the robots file had been altered, and there was a big problem. If we use manual inspection, it'll be a week before we find out
Experience adds that the most prone place for newers to make mistakes is to be greedy and want to eat as fat. If we want to do this today, we want to pursue that hotspot tomorrow, and as a result, the themes of the website are becoming increasingly confusing and weights are being spread. Why don't you keep an eye on a subdivision, like you're a pet guy, and you're like, "how do you pick a cat?" and there's a little bit of detail, the inner chain has to be done, and the new article is relevant to the old article, so gravity can pass and the search engine can better understand the structure of your website。
Why does q1 have to read the log first
The log is the original log after the data of the a stationmaster tool is aggregated. For example, spiders come a few times, a few specific points, which parameters are captured, and only the log is clear. It helps you find some hidden problems, like a dynamic url that is repeatedly captured, wasted resources, and you can block it in time. Drop it
Q2 content generated with ai will not be judged as low quality
The a is about how you use it. I can't just copy paste. You'll have to use it as an assistant, create a first draft and then do it yourself, add real cases, personal experience, or even reorder the sentence. The search engine wants the user-friendly content, not just the person who wrote it
Q3's been confiscating records at a new station
A has to check whether the content is original and then confirm that the spiders are not banned. Then go to the resource platform and hand-delivered the front page, and check the server log to see if the spider was ever here. If there is no catch, it may be a matter of content quality or website structure; if not, focus on server stability and domain name history
There's no way that q4 can make a difference
A, of course. You can try the a. S. E. O. Tool. From keyword mining, content generation, ranking monitoring, abnormal reminders, it is largely covered. To put it bluntly, the tool is to save you the time you've spent on decision-making and creativity
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