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Lead SEO specialist at Seo-Gen. Six years in search promotion, and over that time he has worked with more than 55 clients.
Runs five agency directions: SEO promotion, GEO, website development, CMS and tools for SEO — that is, he is responsible both for the promotion strategy and for what the site is built on.
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Crowd marketing platforms and services
Crowd links are posted on forums, in niche communities, in article comments, and in discussions where users seek answers to their questions. Such posts can drive interested visitors to the website, introduce the audience to the brand, and complement other promotional channels.
Transition from Universal Analytics to GA4
After Universal Analytics was discontinued, many websites continued to use old analytics settings. UA tags remained in the code, outdated triggers remained in Google Tag Manager, and some important user actions were never tracked in Google Analytics 4.
Website statistics in Google Analytics 4
Website traffic shows how many people come from search engines, advertising, social media, and other sources. However, the number of visitors doesn't explain how well a website is performing. For a comprehensive analysis, you need to know which pages users view, how long they spend on the site, and what actions they perform.
Competitor analysis template: table and example
Competitors can receive more search traffic even with similar product offerings, prices, and page content. The reason often lies in the site structure, search query coverage, content quality, or link profile. To understand the differences, it's necessary to collect comparable data and determine which solutions are truly worth considering.
Google Maps reviews: how to work with reviews
Before visiting a restaurant, making a dentist appointment, or choosing a car service, people often check Google Maps reviews. These can help them understand how well a company meets deadlines, how employees communicate with customers, and what happens when problems arise. Even a few detailed comments can influence the decision of someone previously unfamiliar with the company.
SEO basics for beginners
A website may look neat, load quickly, and provide detailed information about its services, yet still receive almost no traffic from Google. Often, the reason is that the search engine has a poor understanding of the page's content, is unable to locate some of the content, or considers other sites more suitable for user queries.
How to set up local SEO?
When someone searches for a dentist, restaurant, or car service, Google often displays nearby businesses on a map. Users immediately see addresses, phone numbers, hours, photos, and reviews, and can then get directions or call. This presence is especially valuable for businesses, as people are already looking for a specific service in a convenient location.
Website localization: what is it and how does it work?
The company launches a website in English, translates service descriptions, menus, and buttons, but foreign users rarely submit requests. The reason may lie in the small details familiar to other markets: unfamiliar wording, an inappropriate currency, an inconvenient order form, or a lack of pages for local search queries.
Link building: methods and types of links
Link building is a part of off-page SEO optimization and is responsible for developing a website's link profile. This includes finding suitable sites, acquiring external links, monitoring anchor text, selecting landing pages, and regularly monitoring existing placements. This approach is used for commercial websites, online stores, services, information projects, and local businesses.
Crowd marketing: how do crowd links work?
Crowd marketing is used when a company needs to be present where people discuss products, services, brands, and solutions to specific problems. These can include topic-specific forums, Q&A sites, communities, article comments, review sites, and other platforms with user-generated content.
Copywriting and rewriting: what's the difference?
Copywriting and rewriting are often mentioned together, so the line between them seems blurred. In both cases, the author processes information, writes the text, and edits it before publication. The depth of the work, the degree of independence of the author, and the purpose of the material differ.
Content marketing: what is it and how does it work?
Companies publish articles, produce videos, manage social media, and send out newsletters, but content alone doesn't mean systematic work. Materials must answer real audience questions, match the stage of choice, and guide users along a clear path.
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