#Keywords in seo

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Google is (still) losing the spam wars to zombie news-brands

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Even Google admits – grudgingly – that it is losing the spam wars. The explosive proliferation of botshit has supercharged the sleazy "search engine optimization" business, such that results to common queries are 50% Google ads to spam sites, and 50% links to spam sites that tricked Google into a high rank (without paying for an ad):

https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2024/03/core-update-spam-policies#site-reputation

It's nice that Google has finally stopped gaslighting the rest of us with claims that its search was still the same bedrock utility that so many of us relied upon as a key piece of internet infrastructure. This not only feels wildly wrong, it is empirically, provably false:

https://downloads.webis.de/publications/papers/bevendorff_2024a.pdf

Not only that, but we know why Google search sucks. Memos released as part of the DOJ's antitrust case against Google reveal that the company deliberately chose to worsen search quality to increase the number of queries you'd have to make (and the number of ads you'd have to see) to find a decent result:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/04/24/naming-names/#prabhakar-raghavan

Google's antitrust case turns on the idea that the company bought its way to dominance, spending the some of the billions it extracted from advertisers and publishers to buy the default position on every platform, so that no one ever tried another search engine, which meant that no one would invest in another search engine, either.

Google's tacit defense is that its monopoly billions only incidentally fund these kind of anticompetitive deals. Mostly, Google says, it uses its billions to build the greatest search engine, ad platform, mobile OS, etc that the public could dream of. Only a company as big as Google (says Google) can afford to fund the R&D and security to keep its platform useful for the rest of us.

That's the "monopolistic bargain" – let the monopolist become a dictator, and they will be a benevolent dictator. Shriven of "wasteful competition," the monopolist can split their profits with the public by funding public goods and the public interest.

Google has clearly reneged on that bargain. A company experiencing the dramatic security failures and declining quality should be pouring everything it has to righting the ship. Instead, Google repeatedly blew tens of billions of dollars on stock buybacks while doing mass layoffs:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/02/21/im-feeling-unlucky/#not-up-to-the-task

Those layoffs have now reached the company's "core" teams, even as its core services continue to decay:

https://qz.com/google-is-laying-off-hundreds-as-it-moves-core-jobs-abr-1851449528

(Google's antitrust trial was shrouded in secrecy, thanks to the judge's deference to the company's insistence on confidentiality. The case is moving along though, and warrants your continued attention:)

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/the-2-trillion-secret-trial-against

Google wormed its way into so many corners of our lives that its enshittification keeps erupting in odd places, like ordering takeout food:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/02/24/passive-income/#swiss-cheese-security

Back in February, Housefresh – a rigorous review site for home air purifiers – published a viral, damning account of how Google had allowed itself to be overrun by spammers who purport to provide reviews of air purifiers, but who do little to no testing and often employ AI chatbots to write automated garbage:

https://housefresh.com/david-vs-digital-goliaths/

In the months since, Housefresh's Gisele Navarro has continued to fight for the survival of her high-quality air purifier review site, and has received many tips from insiders at the spam-farms and Google, all of which she recounts in a followup essay:

https://housefresh.com/how-google-decimated-housefresh/

One of the worst offenders in spam wars is Dotdash Meredith, a content-farm that "publishes" multiple websites that recycle parts of each others' content in order to climb to the top search slots for lucrative product review spots, which can be monetized via affiliate links.

A Dotdash Meredith insider told Navarro that the company uses a tactic called "keyword swarming" to push high-quality independent sites off the top of Google and replace them with its own garbage reviews. When Dotdash Meredith finds an independent site that occupies the top results for a lucrative Google result, they "swarm a smaller site’s foothold on one or two articles by essentially publishing 10 articles [on the topic] and beefing up [Dotdash Meredith sites’] authority."

Dotdash Meredith has keyword swarmed a large number of topics. from air purifiers to slow cookers to posture correctors for back-pain:

https://housefresh.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/keyword-swarming-dotdash.jpg

The company isn't shy about this. Its own shareholder communications boast about it. What's more, it has competition.

Take Forbes, an actual news-site, which has a whole shadow-empire of web-pages reviewing products for puppies, dogs, kittens and cats, all of which link to high affiliate-fee-generating pet insurance products. These reviews are not good, but they are treasured by Google's algorithm, which views them as a part of Forbes's legitimate news-publishing operation and lets them draft on Forbes's authority.

This side-hustle for Forbes comes at a cost for the rest of us, though. The reviewers who actually put in the hard work to figure out which pet products are worth your money (and which ones are bad, defective or dangerous) are crowded off the front page of Google and eventually disappear, leaving behind nothing but semi-automated SEO garbage from Forbes:

https://twitter.com/ichbinGisele/status/1642481590524583936

There's a name for this: "site reputation abuse." That's when a site perverts its current – or past – practice of publishing high-quality materials to trick Google into giving the site a high ranking. Think of how Deadspin's private equity grifter owners turned it into a site full of casino affiliate spam:

https://www.404media.co/who-owns-deadspin-now-lineup-publishing/

The same thing happened to the venerable Money magazine:

https://moneygroup.pr/

Money is one of the many sites whose air purifier reviews Google gives preference to, despite the fact that they do no testing. According to Google, Money is also a reliable source of information on reprogramming your garage-door opener, buying a paint-sprayer, etc:

https://money.com/best-paint-sprayer/

All of this is made ten million times worse by AI, which can spray out superficially plausible botshit in superhuman quantities, letting spammers produce thousands of variations on their shitty reviews, flooding the zone with bullshit in classic Steve Bannon style:

https://escapecollective.com/commerce-content-is-breaking-product-reviews/

As Gizmodo, Sports Illustrated and USA Today have learned the hard way, AI can't write factual news pieces. But it can pump out bullshit written for the express purpose of drafting on the good work human journalists have done and tricking Google – the search engine 90% of us rely on – into upranking bullshit at the expense of high-quality information.

A variety of AI service bureaux have popped up to provide AI botshit as a service to news brands. While Navarro doesn't say so, I'm willing to bet that for news bosses, outsourcing your botshit scams to a third party is considered an excellent way of avoiding your journalists' wrath. The biggest botshit-as-a-service company is ASR Group (which also uses the alias Advon Commerce).

Advon claims that its botshit is, in fact, written by humans. But Advon's employees' Linkedin profiles tell a different story, boasting of their mastery of AI tools in the industrial-scale production of botshit:

https://housefresh.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Advon-AI-LinkedIn.jpg

Now, none of this is particularly sophisticated. It doesn't take much discernment to spot when a site is engaged in "site reputation abuse." Presumably, the 12,000 googlers the company fired last year could have been employed to check the top review keyword results manually every couple of days and permaban any site caught cheating this way.

Instead, Google is has announced a change in policy: starting May 5, the company will downrank any site caught engaged in site reputation abuse. However, the company takes a very narrow view of site reputation abuse, limiting punishments to sites that employ third parties to generate or uprank their botshit. Companies that produce their botshit in-house are seemingly not covered by this policy.

As Navarro writes, some sites – like Forbes – have prepared for May 5 by blocking their botshit sections from Google's crawler. This can't be their permanent strategy, though – either they'll have to kill the section or bring it in-house to comply with Google's rules. Bringing things in house isn't that hard: US News and World Report is advertising for an SEO editor who will publish 70-80 posts per month, doubtless each one a masterpiece of high-quality, carefully researched material of great value to Google's users:

https://twitter.com/dannyashton/status/1777408051357585425

As Navarro points out, Google is palpably reluctant to target the largest, best-funded spammers. Its March 2024 update kicked many garbage AI sites out of the index – but only small bottom-feeders, not large, once-respected publications that have been colonized by private equity spam-farmers.

All of this comes at a price, and it's only incidentally paid by legitimate sites like Housefresh. The real price is borne by all of us, who are funneled by the 90%-market-share search engine into "review" sites that push low quality, high-price products. Housefresh's top budget air purifier costs $79. That's hundreds of dollars cheaper than the "budget" pick at other sites, who largely perform no original research.

Google search has a problem. AI botshit is dominating Google's search results, and it's not just in product reviews. Searches for infrastructure code samples are dominated by botshit code generated by Pulumi AI, whose chatbot hallucinates nonexistence AWS features:

https://www.theregister.com/2024/05/01/pulumi_ai_pollution_of_search/

This is hugely consequential: when these "hallucinations" slip through into production code, they create huge vulnerabilities for widespread malicious exploitation:

https://www.theregister.com/2024/03/28/ai_bots_hallucinate_software_packages/

We've put all our eggs in Google's basket, and Google's dropped the basket – but it doesn't matter because they can spend $20b/year bribing Apple to make sure no one ever tries a rival search engine on Ios or Safari:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/google-payments-apple-reached-20-220947331.html

Google's response – laying off core developers, outsourcing to low-waged territories with weak labor protections and spending billions on stock buybacks – presents a picture of a company that is too big to care:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/04/04/teach-me-how-to-shruggie/#kagi

Google promised us a quid-pro-quo: let them be the single, authoritative portal ("organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful"), and they will earn that spot by being the best search there is:

https://www.ft.com/content/b9eb3180-2a6e-41eb-91fe-2ab5942d4150

But – like the spammers at the top of its search result pages – Google didn't earn its spot at the center of our digital lives.

It cheated.

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/03/keyword-swarming/#site-reputation-abuse

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trigger warning for misogyny and FGM

the venn diagram of feminists and people who are into heavy body modification is literally just me so I am 100% sure no1curr BUT I have gotta talk about misogyny in the mod community. specifically from the mod practitioners, who are mostly male. any mod enthusiast who knows anything knows that tongue splitting and similar mods are illegal in the UK and Australia because of a now infamous practitioner (butcher) Brendan Russell aka "B-Slice" botching multiple clients' implants and causing the death of one client. I've seen the case referenced multiple times, but it was only when I looked it up for details that I realized that all the botched clients were female, that set my alarm bells off and I looked more into the cases.

The client he killed, died of an infection in a subdermal implant he gave her and that's the victim who gets referenced the most but upon doing my own research, prior to that, he was convicted on an FGM charge when he botched a labiaplasty on a different woman and burned part of her vagina off. X X

Next I read about another practitioner, this one is widely considered reputable and is still in business today. Whilst recommending him to someone, a commenter informs everyone that he "cut off my friend's huge labia." Disgusting. The fact that he performs that type of procedure tells you everything about how he views women. X

Next I read a review of a documentary about another highly respected practitioner, a pioneer in the field. Reportedly it's revealed that "many of his personal motivations are, indeed, sexual" and describes a scene in which he pressures his long-term girlfriend into having an open relationship (one sided, of course.) Vile. And we clients meant to trust him to perform delicate procedures on us. X

I’m also aware of the “Brutal Blackout” project, a tattoo project in which the “artists” scribble black ink over large portions of the client’s body, while running the tattoo machine at a high voltage to intentionally cause as much pain as possible to the client. Clients aren’t allowed to tell the tattooists when to stop. There’s a mini documentary on YouTube and it’s very disturbing, it’s clear that one of the two “artists” is a deeply sadistic man who is overjoyed that he is paid to harm people. X

This all isn't really something that can be discussed with regular people because they laugh at modified people and call us stupid for even wanting this type of body art (tongue bifurcation, scarification, subdermal implants, coinslots, cartilage punch/removal, elf ears, etc). Neither do I feel that such a discussion would be received well in the mod community, because it is (unsurprisingly) populated by mega liberals.

But for women who want to adorn themselves in this way, it's important to know that some of these so-called "artists" are, in reality, disgusting sex perverts and misogynists. Go to female mod artists whenever possible and dig deep through multiple social media sits for information on any practitioner you're considering.

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How to Write SEO-Friendly Blog Posts

In today’s digital landscape, writing a blog post is not just about putting words on a page — it’s about ensuring your content gets found by the right audience. That’s where SEO (Search Engine Optimization) comes in. An SEO-friendly blog post strikes the perfect balance between user-friendly content and search engine best practices.

Whether you're a content creator, digital marketer, or business owner, learning how to write SEO-friendly blog posts can dramatically improve your website traffic and online visibility.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you craft blog content that ranks well on search engines and engages your readers.

1. Start with Keyword Research

Before writing anything, identify the keywords your audience is searching for. These are the words and phrases typed into Google or other search engines.

How to do it:

Use tools like Google Keyword Planner, Ubersuggest, Ahrefs, or SEMRush

Focus on long-tail keywords (e.g., “best running shoes for flat feet” instead of “running shoes”)

Consider search intent – is the user looking for information, buying a product, or comparing options?

Pro Tip: Target one primary keyword and 2–3 secondary keywords in each blog post.

2. Craft a Compelling, SEO-Friendly Title

Your blog title should include the primary keyword while also being attention-grabbing. It’s often the first thing users see in search results, so make it count.

Tips:

Keep the title under 60 characters

Add numbers, questions, or power words to spark interest (e.g., “10 Proven Ways to Write SEO-Friendly Blog Posts”)

Place the main keyword near the beginning of the title

3. Write an Engaging Introduction

The first few lines of your post should hook the reader and make them want to read more. Introduce the topic clearly and mention your target keyword early — ideally within the first 100 words.

Example: “Want to get your blog noticed by Google and real people? Writing SEO-friendly blog posts is your key to better visibility and higher traffic.”

4. Structure Your Content with Headings (H1, H2, H3)

Using a clear structure helps both readers and search engines understand your content.

Use H1 for the main blog title (only one per post)

Use H2s for major sections

Use H3s or H4s for subpoints under each section

Why it matters: Headings break your content into manageable chunks and improve readability — both of which contribute to better SEO.

5. Optimize for Readability

Google favors content that is easy to read. If your blog post is hard to understand, people will bounce — and that’s bad for SEO.

How to improve readability:

Use short paragraphs (2–4 lines)

Include bullet points and numbered lists

Use simple language

Avoid jargon unless your audience is technical

6. Use Keywords Naturally

Sprinkle your primary and secondary keywords throughout the content — but don’t overdo it.

Best practices:

Include the keyword in the title, first paragraph, subheadings, and meta description

Aim for a keyword density of 1–2%

Use LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing) keywords — related phrases and synonyms

Important: Avoid keyword stuffing, which can hurt your rankings.

7. Add Internal and External Links

Linking is crucial for SEO and user experience.

Internal links guide readers to other useful content on your site

External links (to reputable sources) show search engines that your content is well-researched

Example: If you mention “SEO tools,” link to your blog post about “Top 10 Free SEO Tools for Beginners.”

8. Optimize Images

Images enhance engagement, but they also offer SEO opportunities.

Checklist:

Use descriptive file names (e.g., seo-friendly-blog.jpg)

Add alt text with relevant keywords

Compress images to improve page loading speed

9. Write a Compelling Meta Description

The meta description doesn’t directly affect rankings, but it influences click-through rate (CTR).

Tips:

Keep it under 160 characters

Include the main keyword

Make it persuasive and clear

Example: “Learn how to write SEO-friendly blog posts that rank on Google and attract more readers with these 9 expert tips.”

10. Update and Promote Your Post

Even the best-written content needs exposure and maintenance.

Share on social media, email newsletters, and forums

Monitor performance using Google Analytics and Google Search Console

Update outdated posts with fresh stats and links every few months

Final Thoughts

Writing SEO-friendly blog posts is a skill that combines content writing, technical SEO, and an understanding of user behavior. By following these steps — from keyword research to readability and promotion — you’ll be creating blog content that not only ranks well but also provides real value to your audience.

Remember: SEO isn’t about gaming the algorithm; it’s about delivering relevant, high-quality content that search engines and users love.

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How to Build Your Brand Using Instagram and Facebook

Building a strong brand is important for standing out in today’s competitive world. Instagram and Facebook are powerful tools that can help you connect with your audience and grow your business. Here’s a simple guide to building your brand using these platforms:

1. Understand Your Brand

• Start by knowing what your brand is about. What are your values, mission, and goals? Use these ideas to shape your message and design. Make sure your logo, colors, and tone are consistent across Instagram and Facebook.

2. Know Your Audience

• Find out who you want to reach. Are they young adults, parents, or professionals? Knowing your audience helps you create content they will love. Think about their interests, needs, and problems.

3. Post Great Content

Share eye-catching photos, videos, and graphics. Show behind-the-scenes moments, customer stories, or tips related to your business. For example:

Use Instagram Stories and Reels for fun, quick updates.

Post longer videos or articles on Facebook.

The goal is to make people enjoy your posts and remember your brand.

4. Be Consistent

• Create a schedule for posting. Consistency builds trust. For example, post 3 times a week on both platforms. Use tools like Facebook Creator Studio or Instagram Scheduler to plan ahead.

5. Use Hashtags and Keywords

• Add hashtags to your posts to make them easier to find. For example, if you’re a bakery, use hashtags like #FreshBread or #SweetTreats. Facebook works well with keywords and groups for better visibility.

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6. Engage With Your Followers

• Reply to comments and messages. Like and share posts where your brand is mentioned. When people feel valued, they become loyal fans.

7. Run Ads and Promotions

• Instagram and Facebook ads can help you reach more people. You can choose who sees your ads based on age, location, or interests. Run contests or special discounts to get people excited.

8. Partner With Influencers

• Work with influencers who share your values. They can introduce your brand to their followers, boosting your visibility and trust.

9. Analyze Your Results

• Use Instagram Insights and Facebook Analytics to see what works. Pay attention to likes, comments, and shares. Adjust your strategy based on the data.

10. Add Clear Call-to-Actions (CTAs)

Tell your audience what to do next. Examples of CTAs include:

“Follow us for more tips!”

“Click the link in our bio to shop.”

“Message us for details.”

Final Thoughts

• Building your brand takes time, but with consistent effort, Instagram and Facebook can help you grow. Share content that reflects your brand, engage with your audience, and always look for ways to improve.

Start today and watch your brand shine!

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SEO for Kitchen Remodelers

In the highly competitive kitchen remodeling industry, standing out is essential. As homeowners increasingly rely on search engines to find reliable remodelers, having a strong online presence is no longer optional—it’s a necessity. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for kitchen remodelers can help you reach your target audience, boost your visibility, and drive valuable leads to grow your business. Here’s a guide to help you harness the power of SEO effectively.

Why SEO Matters for Kitchen Remodelers

Imagine a homeowner searching for “kitchen remodelers near me” or “affordable kitchen renovation services.” If your business doesn’t appear on the first page of search engine results, chances are they’ll choose your competitors. SEO ensures that your website ranks high, making it easier for potential clients to find you.

Key benefits of SEO for kitchen remodelers include:

Increased Website Traffic: Drive more visitors who are actively searching for remodeling services.

Improved Credibility: A higher rank on search engines builds trust among prospective clients.

More Qualified Leads: Reach an audience ready to invest in kitchen renovations.

Essential SEO Strategies for Kitchen Remodelers

1. Optimize Your Website for Local Searches

Local SEO is a game-changer for remodelers targeting specific areas. Ensure your business is listed on Google My Business, complete with accurate contact details, service areas, and positive customer reviews.

2. Use the Right Keywords

Identify the phrases homeowners search for, such as:

“Modern kitchen renovations”

“Custom kitchen remodels”

“Affordable kitchen contractors” Incorporate these keywords naturally throughout your website, including headings, service pages, and blogs.

3. Create High-Quality Content

A blog showcasing remodeling tips, before-and-after stories, or design trends can position your brand as an industry leader. Content marketing not only engages visitors but also improves search rankings.

4. Mobile-Friendly Website Design

Most homeowners search for services using their smartphones. A responsive, fast-loading website ensures a seamless experience for mobile users, boosting your chances of securing leads.

5. Leverage Visual Content

Kitchen remodeling is a visual business. Showcase your portfolio with high-quality images and videos. Optimize these visuals with descriptive alt text to enhance SEO.

6. Build Quality Backlinks

Partner with local businesses, suppliers, or industry blogs to earn backlinks to your site. Backlinks signal authority to search engines, helping your website rank higher.

Measuring the Success of Your SEO Efforts

Track your progress using tools like Google Analytics. Focus on metrics like:

Organic website traffic

Local search visibility

Conversion rates from leads to clients

Regularly analyze this data to refine your strategy and stay ahead of competitors.

Final Thoughts

Investing in SEO for your kitchen remodeling business isn’t just about ranking high—it’s about attracting the right clients and growing your business sustainably. By implementing these strategies, you’ll position your company as the go-to expert for transforming kitchens into beautiful, functional spaces.

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How to write a high-ranking travel blog?

I just realized something—I love writing about travel. Maybe it's because I don’t get to travel as much as I want, but deep-diving into destinations, cultures, and hidden gems? That’s my jam.

Lazy writers just throw in words like exquisite dining and culinary delights (ugh). I dig deeper—Reddit, Quora, local blogs—because good travel writing feels like a journey, not just a list of fancy adjectives.

Oh, and if you're writing about a luxury destination? Find what makes it stand out, not just how it looks. Add your voice, your style, and relevant keywords to make it rank better.

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