#SEO Report Generator

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Benefits of Using an Automated SEO Report Generator for Your Business

In the dynamic world of digital marketing, staying ahead of the competition requires efficiency, precision, and actionable insights. An automated SEO report generator is one of the most effective tools that can help businesses achieve this. By automating the tedious process of collecting and analyzing SEO data, businesses can save time, streamline workflows, and focus on strategies that drive results. In this blog, we’ll delve into the many benefits of using an automated SEO report generator for your business and how it can transform your approach to SEO.

1. Time-Saving Efficiency

Manual SEO reporting is often a time-consuming process. It involves gathering data from various tools, organizing it into spreadsheets or presentations, and analyzing it for trends and actionable insights. This can take hours or even days, depending on the complexity of the project.

An automated SEO report generator eliminates the need for manual data collection and compilation. With just a few clicks, you can generate comprehensive reports that include:

Keyword rankings

Backlink analysis

Traffic metrics

Competitor comparisons

The time saved allows your team to focus on creating and implementing SEO strategies rather than spending excessive time on administrative tasks.

2. Improved Accuracy and Consistency

Manual reporting is prone to human error. A misplaced figure, a missed data source, or an incorrect formula can lead to inaccurate reports, which can, in turn, result in poor decision-making.

Automated SEO report generators ensure that your data is accurate and consistent every time. These tools pull information directly from trusted data sources, minimizing the risk of errors. Furthermore, they standardize reporting formats, ensuring that stakeholders receive reports in a clear and professional layout.

3. Customizable Reports for Different Needs

Every business has unique goals and priorities, which means their reporting needs vary. Automated SEO report generators allow you to customize reports to suit specific requirements. For instance:

For Clients: Include traffic growth, keyword rankings, and ROI metrics to showcase the value of your services.

For Internal Teams: Focus on technical SEO issues, backlink audits, and keyword opportunities to guide strategy.

For Executives: Provide high-level summaries of performance trends and progress toward goals.

Customizable templates ensure that the right audience gets the right insights, making communication more effective.

4. Real-Time Data Insights

The world of SEO is ever-changing, with search engine algorithms, competitor strategies, and consumer behaviors evolving rapidly. Real-time data is essential for staying ahead of these changes.

Many automated SEO report generators offer real-time updates, allowing you to monitor performance metrics as they happen. This feature is particularly valuable for:

Tracking the immediate impact of new campaigns.

Identifying and addressing technical SEO issues before they escalate.

Keeping clients or stakeholders informed about current performance.

With real-time insights, you can make data-driven decisions faster and more effectively.

5. Comprehensive Data Analysis

SEO involves a variety of metrics, including:

Keyword rankings

Organic traffic

Domain authority

Backlink profiles

Page load speed

Manually analyzing all these metrics can be overwhelming. Automated SEO report generators integrate multiple data points into a single platform, providing a holistic view of your SEO performance. Advanced tools also offer actionable insights, such as suggestions for keyword optimization, backlink improvements, and content upgrades, making it easier to identify opportunities for growth.

6. Enhanced Collaboration Across Teams

In larger organizations, SEO efforts often involve multiple teams, such as content creators, developers, and marketers. An automated SEO report generator acts as a central hub for data, enabling seamless collaboration.

For example:

Content teams can use insights from keyword rankings to create optimized content.

Development teams can address technical issues flagged in the reports.

Marketing teams can align their strategies with the latest SEO trends.

By sharing clear and actionable reports, all teams can work together toward common goals, improving overall efficiency and effectiveness.

7. Cost-Effectiveness

Investing in an automated SEO report generator can save your business money in the long run. Here’s how:

Reduced Labor Costs: By automating the reporting process, you can allocate resources more effectively, reducing the need for manual data collection and analysis.

Improved ROI: With accurate and actionable insights, you can optimize campaigns for better performance, maximizing your return on investment.

Scalability: Automated tools can handle large volumes of data, making them suitable for growing businesses without requiring additional manpower.

8. Better Client Relationships

For agencies and consultants, delivering high-quality reports is key to maintaining strong client relationships. Automated SEO report generators enable you to:

Provide detailed and visually appealing reports that highlight key achievements.

Schedule regular reporting to keep clients updated without manual effort.

Offer transparency by including comprehensive data and insights.

Clients appreciate timely and professional reporting, which builds trust and strengthens partnerships.

9. Scalability for Growing Businesses

As your business grows, so does the complexity of your SEO campaigns. Managing multiple websites, tracking thousands of keywords, and analyzing competitors require robust reporting capabilities. Automated SEO report generators are designed to scale with your needs, ensuring that you can handle increasing demands without compromising on quality or efficiency.

10. Staying Ahead of Competitors

In a competitive digital landscape, having access to detailed and actionable insights can give you a significant edge. Automated SEO report generators allow you to:

Analyze competitor strategies.

Identify gaps in their SEO efforts.

Develop data-driven strategies to outperform them.

By leveraging these tools, you can position your business as a leader in your industry.

11. Eco-Friendly and Paperless Reporting

Traditional reporting often involves printing lengthy documents, which can be both costly and environmentally harmful. Automated SEO report generators provide digital, shareable reports that reduce the need for paper and contribute to your sustainability goals. This is especially important for businesses committed to eco-friendly practices.

Conclusion

An automated SEO report generator is more than just a convenience—it’s a strategic investment that can drive growth, enhance efficiency, and improve decision-making for your business. From saving time and reducing errors to providing real-time insights and fostering collaboration, these tools are indispensable for modern digital marketers.By leveraging the power of automation, you can focus on what truly matters: creating impactful strategies, delivering value to clients, and achieving your business goals. Whether you’re a small business, a growing enterprise, or a digital marketing agency, adopting an automated SEO report generator is a step toward smarter, data-driven SEO management.

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Center Responds to Allegations of Rahul Gandhi's Dual Citizenship: Details and Implications

The debate surrounding the alleged dual citizenship of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has once again taken center stage, with a petition filed in the Allahabad High Court seeking clarity on the matter. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has informed the court that the issue is “under process.” This statement has stirred discussions across political and legal spheres, prompting further scrutiny of…

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Boost Your Website's SEO with Free Reports from seotest.live

"Boost Your Website's SEO with Free Reports from seotest.live": Want to give your website's SEO a boost? Look no further than seotest.live's free reports! In this video, we'll show you how to access and interpret these powerful tools, and use the insights they provide to improve your website's search engine ranking. SEOTEST.LIVE

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Thinking about starting a subreddit for people who want to find furniture, sports equipment, etc (anything but clothes) for people who are fat or tall or otherwise don't fit standard dimensions.

Basically 'consumer reports for people who are more than 250lbs and/or 6ft tall'

Reasons why subreddit:

allows people to post their own questions

allows for reasonable moderation already

gives pretty good SEO out of the gate

allows for tagging so people can filter posts

has decent search engine built in

allows for NSFW/18+ content with tags so questions about sex toys, etc can be asked

Rules I'm already thinking of:

Recommendations and questions both allowed, but no self-promotion on individual posts or maybe on one day a month or something (keeps down the spammers!)

Related: no surveys/market research

No diet talk at all

No judgement (about things that are usually disability related but get shamed, like 'best way to put on my socks when I have trouble bending over')

This is generally for goods, not services, so no asking about therapists, doctors, etc.

This is not a complaint forum, but you can post your personal negative experiences as an anti-recommendation on a question. (What I don't want: a post that's just 'I hate this company because of a single bad experience!' What I would be OK with: a post about yoga equipment where someone shares that their foam blocks from X company collapsed after a few uses)

Anyone else on Reddit interested in helping? Is this something that already exists elsewhere I can just join?

[specialmedicalcentre]

Delaney in Distress

Briony listened longer than she would have liked for the telltale sounds of rushing blood to trail off. She could almost hear the cuff protesting against itself, straining against her patient's fit bicep, as she squeezed the bulb that last bit. She had been glad she was available to see patients this afternoon, because she usually enjoyed the focus. Always best to try it manually, she thought, even when you had the machines do it several times already.

In fact, Briony recalled - as she listened for the Korotkoff sounds to cease - they had had to do it twice prior, just to be sure. The situation was almost as stubborn as the patient... ---

After triage, the patient had come in with a diastolic over 150 on the chart, which they assumed had to be a mistake. Hell, sometimes the roll-around monitors in the triage rooms are just too worn out. Briony's new nurse stepped in then, which Briony liked. Nurse Teri was young, unassuming, barely making a sound. "I've got her, Dr. Leclerc." And Teri was right in it. But she was known to be efficient, because SMC always trained them well. She put the patient on the room monitor, rewrapped the cuff like a dark blue masterpiece, eyes flicking to the screen, movements fluid. Then Briony saw the patient tensing up as the machine beeped at the pressure crescendo.

Then, unexpectedly, “씨발 !” That got an eyebrow raised. Definitely Korean, Briony thought, although the patient had spoken only English since arriving. Briony hadn't picked any up, yet, but she knew several of the nurses were fluent. Teri didn’t react visually. Just said, softly, “언니, 괜찮아요.” Unnie...so, Teri was one of those nurses, Briony thought, filing it away. The room had shifted. The patient exhaled, eyes blinking once, flickering over Teri. The patient's pulse was still racing, but her hands relaxed. She was very pretty, in a hard-edged way. Briony watched the entire exchange, silent.

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Sounds gone, Briony noted the reading on the gauge, then deftly manipulated the valve to vent the cuff, as slowly as she dared.

Hisssss...was all she heard. Until! Luff-swoosh...she looked at the gauge again...bruup-pufff, bruup-pufff...and that was that. Briony lifted her eyelids, intending to look at her patient dramatically, through her eyelashes. "One-forty-five over ninety-seven," she said. She had wanted to be stern, judgemental, but it came out half-assed, almost with sadness and concern. The patient didn't change her expression a whit - or, at least, not that Briony could tell. She just sat there, looking back at the doctor. Or, perhaps, through her. Her patient's arms were both red where the cuffs had squeezed and squished her, coloring in the tats that she wore like warpaint. This was Briony's toughest patient in a while. They had taken her BP three times, now, before and after resting. Always hypertensive, and now it was for sure. Always best to try it manually, Briony thought again, cynically. The EHR chart was shaping up to be a hell of a story. ---- SMC Internal Record Type: Patient Intake Summary Patient: Da-Eun Seo DOB: Withheld Encounter Type: New Patient Intake Department: SMC-GM (General Medicine) Exam Room: C-2 Physician: Dr. B. LeClerc

Subjective: Patient presents for routine physical — self-referred following a “weird night” involving acute palpitations, described as “fluttery and pissed off.” Reports no previous cardiac history, though admits to infrequent healthcare engagement ("I don’t really do doctors").

Lifestyle history significant for irregular sleep, stimulant use (social), tobacco use (occasional but “trying to cut back”), and recent elevated stress levels. Patient is notably defensive when queried about substance intake, though admits to “not always treating [her] body like a temple.” Insisted on no DOB in record, states age "about 25". Name in public database is not her preferred name.

Objective: BP: 152/101 triage; 142/95 after 5-minute resting protocol (quiet resting protocol, no ambient stimuli); 145/97 manually. Prominent hypertensive. HR: 108 bpm, slightly irregular. Temp: 98.3°F SpO₂: 99% RA

Physical exam:

Unremarkable, though auscultation suggests possible irregular rhythm over apex complicated by irregular breath sounds. Mild tremor noted in upper extremities, consistent with anxiety or residual stimulant effect.

Patient appears visibly tense. Body posture withdrawn but alert. Eyes sharp, but guarded. ---- "Ms. Seo," Briony began, leaving the cuff in place. "...it's Delaney." Her voice was like polished leather. She doesn't speak much, Briony thought, but when she does she tries to mean it. Briony paused. "I'm sorry, Ms…" she involuntarily softened, "…Delaney." She looked at the chart she was building on her digital pad. "You've got pretty stubborn hypertension, and that's something we need to address. Immediately." Delaney didn't seem to respond except for lifting her head and looking off into the corner. Looking above Teri's head this time, avoiding her? Briony thought, looking over her shoulder at the young nurse, who barely shifted out of place. Delaney hadn't expected to find a sympathetic ear here, I bet. "I'm hearing some heart rhythms I want to look more closely at as well. Delaney..." Briony said with some firmness. The woman looked back at her, set her jaw. She looks so tough. This part would be, too. "...Delaney," Briony continued, "you've got a fast heart rhythm, and that might be what we call tachycardia. It might not be, too - we need to look further. You may have also have a type of arrhythmia - an unusual heart rhythm - called atrio-ventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia." Briony waited a beat after the mouthful. She knew that patients often don't hear it right away. But Delaney brought her eyes back to center, looked at Briony's chest - not my face, Briony noticed. "AVNRT can be treated, but I don't really know if that's what we've got. It's common in young..." Briony thought, she's 25, for shit's sake, she's a baby "...women. But there are other potential causes, some quite serious." Delaney looked up, suddenly, finally. "...how serious?" It was almost as if Briony could hear the woman's rapid heart rhythm in her speech. Briony blinked once at the change in Delaney’s tone — quieter, but something real inside it. How can she be so guarded, and still slip like that? Her patient's shoulders sagged, just so imperceptibly. Her eyes were stunning that Briony almost gasped. Looking at the young woman seated in front of her, exposed, in her bra, with goosebumps rising on her flushed skin and the flaccid bp cuff still wrapped around her arm...she suddenly came off as vulnerable as she looked. Briony found herself relaxing, in a way. "We're going to take a closer look. I'm going to order some diagnostics, but I want to get an ECG, immediately. Nurse...Teri will help you dress and get you up to Cardiology." Maybe keeping them together will be useful. Briony motioned to the quiet nurse behind her, who scurried off to gather Delaney's blouse and get the transfer orders sent. "...and I'll meet you up there." Briony said. Off to business. Briony ripped the cuff off Delaney's bruised arm, the sound of the velcro louder than it should have been in the room. The flourish was purposeful, both to vent her frustrations and to further disarm her patient. Delaney rubbed her sweaty arm, and set her jaw again, but perhaps just imperceptibly not so stiffly this time. Maybe I've gotten through to her? Briony wondered. Probably not, but there was more work to do now. ---

Assessment & Plan: – Rule out underlying arrhythmia – Schedule 12-lead ECG with continuous waveform observation – Recommend baseline metabolic panel and CBC – Evaluate Risk Monitoring options (PAMP prequal OK) – Patient flagged for Behavioral Monitoring if persistent tension persists

Additional Notes: Patient may benefit from Korean-language support. Nurse Teri Shin initiated brief exchange in native language during retake. Patient responded with visible calming. Consider linguistically attuned staff for future encounters.

ECG ordered. Long-Term Cardiac alerted to possible admit.

— B. LeClerc, MD ---

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[woollyrhinocrafts]

Let's Talk About Gearbox

I mean Gearbox Software, the development company behind the Borderlands video games, which have been some of my favorites for their unhinged tomfoolery and general ridiculousness, but then also profoundly deep moments for stark contrast, of course. 

You may be familiar with my crochet Claptrap pattern. See it. It's extremely detailed. Not for the faint of heart. It is so much assembly. So many parts. Takes so long.

The pattern has been around for a while (since 2012, I think). I've made a lot of improvements over the years and recently added videos to help with the buckwild assembly. It was even featured on some official Borderlands social media back in the day. Back in the day when Gearbox was cool with fans making stuff.

What do you mean, Michelle? You might be wondering.

Well, well, well. I got a nice lil cease and desist notice from Gearbox the other day and the pattern was removed from Etsy and Ravelry. Shit happens. And they have the "legal" right to do this. It is, in fact, their IP and whatever. 

The amount of money I've made from selling the pattern for over a decade is a drop of water in the ocean of a million dollar company, so I think cease and desists from million dollar companies to individuals like myself is really fucking stupid, but it normally doesn't bother me. It does not impact my feelings toward a company at all. I normally give it a lol, make the patterns free so no one makes money, and add whatever company to the list of million dollar companies that I have butthurt with my patterns. Again, getting a lil CnD normally doesn't bother me AT ALL, but getting one from Gearbox does, obviously, or I wouldn't be bitching about it.

Let me rant for a moment: I've only ever actually made three of these. I do not make them custom because they take like 50 hours to make. It is not as if I am mass producing Claptrap plushies in a Chinese sweatshop for pennies on the dollar and marking them up for a 300% profit. I am in no way genuinely interfering with their own official merchandise. 

My first problem is thus: it represents a change that I did not want to see in their mentality toward their fans. 

What's more...I looked into the report, which was filed by someone with the super made-up sounding title "Customer Protection Specialist." What customers are they protecting? I am a customer. I have been a loyal customer. I have purchased official Borderlands merch. I have essentially done free promotion for their games. But I daresay, they do not offer a crocheted Claptrap nor a crochet pattern for one, so I was filling a void and making a negligible profit compared to the profits they make. 

It has been proven time and time again that people who buy fanart and fan-made stuff STILL BUY OFFICIAL STUFF. I am not TAKING AWAY their money. I am not claiming I conceived of the character. I praised the games in the pattern and the listing.

But I digress and here is the real issue: the "Customer Protection Specialist" actually seemed to be contracted from an AI company that Gearbox has outsourced to. I will not name the AI company nor link to it because I do not want to help their SEO in any way. The AI company's sole purpose is to find "infringement" so companies can "protect" their IP. This is cool if someone has perhaps stolen, you know, your logo or your slogan or something, but to use it for fanworks...to go after fanart...to go after someone who is a supporter of your IP...

Gross.

Just fucking gross. 

Another way AI is killing art.

And guess what, my wallet is now non-buynary. They've lost a customer they were trying to "protect." Borderlands 4 can fuck right off, and if you give a shit about fanart, well...I'm not going to tell you what to do, but hopefully you get the idea.

[kenyatta]

AkiraBot is a program that fills website comments sections and customer service chat bots with AI-generated spam messages. Its goal is simple: it wants you to sign up for an SEO scheme that costs about $30 a month. For that low price it swears it can enchant Google’s algorithms to get you on the frontpage. But it’s a scam. A new report from researchers at cybersecurity firm SentinelOne documented how scammers deployed AkiraBot, the tool’s use of OpenAI generated messages, and how it avoided multiple CAPTCHA systems and network detection techniques. According to the report, the bot targeted 420,000 unique domains and successfully spammed 80,000.

Whoever runs AkirBot operates their SEO company under a bunch of different names, but they all tend to use the words “Akira” or “ServiceWrap.” SentinelOne says the tool finds websites crafted by third party software like Wix or Squarespace and spams comments sections and automated chatbots with a promise to get the site on the frontpage of various search engines. If you have a small business that exists on the web or have run a WordPress-based website in the last 15 years, you’ve likely seen messages like those AkiraBot crafts. 

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Denver SEO Company: SEO Tips you Need to Know!!!!

Denver SEO Company: SEO Tips you Need to Know!!!

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Headings (H1, H2, H3): Use heading tags to structure the content and make it easier to read. This also helps Google better understand the theme of the page.

Optimized Images:

All images must have ALT attributes with appropriate descriptions and must be compressed to improve loading. Practical Tips: Use main keywords in the title and URL. Insert internal links to guide the user to other relevant pages on the site. Create friendly, short and descriptive URLs.

Creating Quality Backlinks:

Backlinks, or links from other websites that point to yours, are a determining factor in Google rankings. Earn quality backlinks by:

Publish guest posts on relevant blogs:

Create partnerships with other companies and ask for links to the SEO Expert in Denver website. http://denverseo.company/ Publish case studies and financial reports that other companies may want to reference.

Practical Tips:

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Local SEO: Capture Customers in the Region:

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Video Content:

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Practical Tips:

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In addition to backlinks, it is important to increase SEO Expert in Denver’s presence on other platforms and social media. Have a well-defined content strategy for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook, where you can share financial insights, promotions and educational materials.

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SEO is a strategy that requires continuous analysis. Use tools like Google Analytics to track traffic and understand user behavior on your website. Adjust the strategy as necessary, always seeking to improve rankings and attract more qualified leads.

Practical Tips:

Monitor top-performing pages and update old content. Test different keywords and content strategies to see what generates the most leads.

Pillar Content Creation:

Create pillar content, which covers broad topics such as “Fundraising for Companies”, linking to more specific content (content clusters). This creates a hierarchical content structure that makes it easier for users to navigate and improves SEO. https://denverseo.company/about/

Conclusion:

To attract more qualified leads and improve SEO Expert in Denver website authority, it is crucial to implement a thorough SEO strategy. From technical optimization to creating valuable content and quality back links, each action contributes to organic growth. With these practices, SEO Expert in Denver can stand out as a reference in the financial consultancy and fundraising sector

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Several of the most prominent alt-weekly newspapers in the United States are running search-engine-optimized listicles about porn performers, which appear to be AI-generated, alongside their editorial content.

If you pull up the homepage for the Village Voice on your phone, for example, you’ll see reporting from freelancers—longtime columnist Michael Musto still files occasionally—as well as archival work from big-name former writers such as Greg Tate, the Pulitzer Prize–winning music critic. You’ll also see a tab on its drop-down menu labeled “OnlyFans.” Clicking on it pulls up a catalog of listicles ranking different types of pornographic performers by demographic, from “Turkish” to “incest” to “granny.” These blog posts link out to hundreds of different OnlyFans accounts and are presented as editorial work, without labels indicating they are advertisements or sponsored.

Similar content appears on the websites of LA Weekly, which is owned by Street Media, the same parent company as the Village Voice, as well as the St. Louis–based alt-weekly the Riverfront Times. Although there is a chance some of these posts could be written by human freelancers, the writing bears markers of AI slop.

According to AI detection startup Reality Defender, which scanned a sampling of these posts, the content in the articles registers as having a “high probability” of containing AI-generated text. One scanned example, a Riverfront Times story titled “19 Best Free Asian OnlyFans Featuring OnlyFans Asian Free in 2024,” concludes with the following sentence, exemplary in its generic horny platitudes: “You explore, savor, and discover your next favorite addiction, and we’ll be back with more insane talent in the future!”

“We’re seeing an ever-increasing part of old media be reborn as AI-generated new media,” says Reality Defender cofounder and CTO Ali Shahriyari. “Unfortunately, this means way less informational and newsworthy content and more SEO-focused ‘slop’ that really just wastes people’s time and attention. Tracking these kinds of publications isn’t even part of our day to day, yet we’re seeing them pop up more and more.”

LA Weekly laid off or offered buyouts to the majority of its staff in March 2024, while the Riverfront Times laid off its entire staff in May 2024 after it was sold by parent company Big Lou Media to an unnamed buyer.

The Village Voice’s sole remaining editorial staffer, R.C. Baker, says he is not involved with the OnlyFans posts, although it appears on the site as editorial content. “I handle only news and cultural reporting out of New York City. I have nothing to do with OnlyFans. That content is handled by a separate team that is based, I believe, in LA,” he told WIRED.

Likewise, former LA Weekly editor in chief Darrick Rainey says he, too, had nothing to do with the OnlyFans listicles when he worked there. Neither did his colleagues in editorial. “We weren’t happy about it at all, and we were absolutely not involved in putting it up,” he says.

Former employees are disturbed to see their archival work comingling with SEO porn slop. “It’s wrenching in so many ways,” says former Riverfront Times writer Danny Wicentowski. “Like watching a loved home get devoured by vines, or left to rot.”

This is a new twist in the grim growing world of AI slop. WIRED has reported on a variety of defunct news and media outlets that have been resurrected by new owners and stuffed with AI-generated clickbait, from a small-town Iowa newspaper to the beloved feminist blog the Hairpin. In the case of the alt-weeklies and OnlyFans listicles, the clickbait is appearing alongside actual editorial content, both archival and new.

It is unclear how this effort has been coordinated between the sites, or whether there are several parallel efforts ongoing to produce OnlyFans-centric listicles. LA Weekly and the Village Voice are both owned by the same parent company, Street Media, and some of their OnlyFans content is identical. Meanwhile, the Riverfront Times publishes its OnlyFans blogs under the byline “RFT staff.”

Street Media owner Brian Calle did not respond to WIRED’s requests for comment. Chris Keating, the Riverfront Times’ former owner, says he is bound by a confidentiality agreement and cannot name the new buyer, but that he “does not believe” Calle is part of the purchasing company controlling the new Riverfront Times.

Daniela LaFave, an Austin-based SEO expert who is bylined on the majority of the Village Voice OnlyFans blog posts as well as some of the LA Weekly posts, confirmed to WIRED that she is the same person named as the author. She declined to answer whether she used AI tools to create the posts.

Another frequent byline on the Village Voice and LA Weekly posts, “Jasmine Ramer,” has published 910 articles primarily for these two outlets in the past year, according to the public relations platform Muck Rack. (Sample headlines: “Top OnlyFans Sluts 2024” and “Top 10 Finnish OnlyFans & Hottest Finnish OnlyFans 2023.”) There is a profile on LinkedIn listed as a senior staff writer at LA Weekly for an Austria-based woman named Jasmine Ramer, but there is little other digital footprint for the writer. When Reality Defender analyzed the profile photo on Ramer’s LinkedIn account, it found it was likely AI-generated. There is also at least one other account using the same photo claiming to be a digital marketing executive in the UK. (WIRED did not receive a response when it asked Ramer for comment via LinkedIn.)

OnlyFans is an online porn behemoth, one which has spawned numerous cottage industries, like professional proxy chatters who impersonate the platform’s stars. There are marketing agencies devoted to promoting OnlyFans creators, and many social platforms from Reddit to X are swarmed with bots trying to entice potential customers. These efforts are known as “OnlyFans funnels.”

Risqué sex ads have played a major role in the rise and fall of some alt-weeklies. The founders of Village Voice Media, which once owned the Village Voice, LA Weekly, and the Riverfront Times as well as other US-based alt-weeklies, created the classified website Backpage.com in 2004 to compete with Craigslist. It created a lucrative revenue stream, buoying many titles for years, but ginned up major controversy for hosting sex ads.

Vice President Kamala Harris, serving as California attorney general at the time, dubbed the company “the world’s top online brothel” in 2016 and arrested its founders and CEO for facilitating prostitution. With this recent history in mind, the decision to lean into sexual advertorial is especially brash.

It may be that these alt-weeklies are creating these blog posts in an effort to drum up web traffic to their sites, which could in turn help boost digital ad sales. They may also be accepting money from the accounts or from representatives of the accounts promoted, which would mean the posts were unlabeled advertorial. “Online ads, print ads, they all dried up,” Rainey says. “But this OnlyFans stuff is there.”

“OnlyFans has no financial arrangement with these outlets,” an OnlyFans spokesperson who identified herself only as “Brixie” told WIRED via email.

“I think the creators are paying,” says Luka Sek, SEO manager for an OnlyFans promotion company called SocialRise. “An agency that handles multiple models, or someone doing the marketing for such agencies.”

Whatever the reason, it marks a grim new pit stop for declining media publications, one in which blatant SEO bait sits side by side with culturally valuable archival journalistic work and, in the case of the Village Voice, ongoing contemporary reportage.

Tricia Romano, a former Village Voice writer who recently published an oral history of the newspaper, The Freaks Came Out to Write, sees the arrival of AI slop as keeping with the recent deterioration of alt-weeklies. “This is the logical dystopian conclusion,” she says. “But who’s reading it?”

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[princessanneftw]

Hardest working royals of 2023 revealed

Princess Anne tops list with more than 450 engagements with the King also increasing his time spent at public events

Patrick Sawer, Senior News Reporter and Hannah Furness, Royal Editor for The Telegraph

Princess Anne was the hardest working royal this year, carrying out 457 engagements as she lent steadfast support to her brother in his role as monarch.

The King was ranked in second place, having taken part in 425 royal engagements, while his brother the Duke of Edinburgh was third, with 297 engagements.

The Queen was fourth with 233 royal engagements and the Duchess of Edinburgh fifth with 219.

An analysis by The Telegraph of public events and official meetings based on entries published in the Court Circular showed that the Princess Royal continued to be the most industrious member of the family.

Princess Anne and the King were among members of the Royal family to increase their workload over the past year, after taking on many of the duties and engagements previously conducted by the late Queen Elizabeth.

A separate analysis last year by Reboot SEO company showed that Princess Anne carried out 214 royal engagements, while the King took part in 181.

In a typical average week this year, Princess Anne undertook between 12 and 14 engagements.

Her busiest month was February, when the Princess Royal undertook 57 engagements, which included trips to Australia and New Zealand.

Richard Fitzwilliams, a royal commentator and former editor of The International Who’s Who said: “Anne is one of the best advertisements for the Royal family because she is hardworking, she is dedicated and she is popular because people look at the way she handles things and they like it.

“The public see Anne as someone who is grounded, I think the institution does need her very much.”

The King’s workload over the past 12 months included a state visit to France in September as well as his own Coronation on May 6.

Some of his busiest days have involved back-to-back meetings at Buckingham Palace with ambassadors and other dignitaries and politicians, while the King has also undertaken numerous smaller-scale engagements in the community, visiting local projects and businesses.

Typical of this was his visit to the Broke Not Broken charity in Kinross in September, where he viewed its food bank store, and vegetable garden and met volunteers and members of staff, before visiting an art exhibition and a day centre.

The Court Circular shows that over the past 12 months both the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester carried out 172 royal engagements each.

The Princess of Wales undertook 128 and the Duchess of Gloucester 111. The Duke of Kent carried out 69 engagements.

An analysis of the number and type of royal engagements raises questions about the future of the monarchy, with the Prince and Princess of Wales taking a very different approach to that of the older generation.

The majority of day-to-day engagements are now carried out by those well into or approaching retirement age, with the Duchess of Edinburgh now 58 and the Duke of Edinburgh turning 60 next year.

The Waleses have deliberately chosen to focus on fewer patronages, hoping to use their power to shine a light on issues close to their hearts to make a bigger difference.

Traditionalists have raised questions over who will pick up the numerous daily visits around the country in the newly slimmed down monarchy with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex departed and the children of the Princess Royal, Duke of York and Duke of Edinburgh not working members of the family.

Dickie Arbiter, the royal commentator who was press spokesman for Queen Elizabeth from 1988 until 2000, said Princess Anne provided invaluable support to the King.

“She just gets on with it, often carrying out multiple engagements in one day,” he said.

“Of course much of what the King does is behind the scenes, in meetings and going through his red boxes, which doesn’t warrant a mention in the Court Circular.”

Mr Arbiter added: “Anne is a tremendous support to the King. He bounces ideas off her. For an ageing monarchy they are doing pretty well.”

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Best Digital Marketing Agency in Varanasi – Why CoreMediaIT Stands Out

In today’s competitive digital world, having a strong online presence isn’t optional—it’s essential. Whether you're a local business, a startup, or an established brand in Varanasi, investing in professional digital marketing can be the game-changer. And when it comes to choosing the best digital marketing agency in Varanasi, CoreMediaIT is the name that consistently stands out.

🌐 Digital Marketing in Varanasi: A Growing Need

Varanasi, known for its rich cultural heritage, is also becoming a hub for local businesses, startups, and service providers. As more customers go online to find solutions, the need for:

Higher Google rankings

Professional websites

Engaging social media presence

Paid advertising strategies

has increased rapidly.

That’s where expert digital agencies like CoreMediaIT come into play.

💡 What Makes CoreMediaIT the Best Digital Marketing Agency in Varanasi?

With a blend of experience, innovation, and local understanding, CoreMediaIT has carved a niche in the Varanasi digital marketing landscape. Here's what sets them apart:

✅ 1. Customized Strategies for Every Business

No one-size-fits-all. CoreMediaIT evaluates each client's needs and creates a tailor-made strategy aligned with their business goals, industry, and competition.

✅ 2. Data-Driven SEO Services

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is at the heart of CoreMediaIT’s services. Their SEO team helps businesses:

Rank higher on Google

Target relevant keywords

Improve website traffic organically

Generate local leads

They specialize in local SEO, which is essential for visibility in Varanasi and nearby cities.

✅ 3. Expertise in Google Ads & PPC Campaigns

Want instant visibility? CoreMediaIT runs targeted Google Ads campaigns designed to:

Minimize ad spend

Maximize conversions

Reach the right audience at the right time

Their PPC experts handle search, display, shopping, and video ad campaigns across platforms.

✅ 4. Social Media Marketing with Results

In the age of Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, CoreMediaIT helps brands:

Build and grow their followers

Launch compelling ad campaigns

Increase engagement and sales through social platforms

Their creative team handles graphics, content, and performance tracking efficiently.

✅ 5. Website Design & Maintenance

A strong website is your 24x7 salesperson. CoreMediaIT offers:

Responsive and fast-loading websites

WordPress and custom CMS builds

Landing pages for campaigns

SEO-friendly structures

They ensure that your site not only looks good but also performs well.

🧩 Services Offered by CoreMediaIT

Here’s a complete list of digital marketing services offered: ServiceDescriptionSearch Engine OptimizationRank higher on Google and get discovered organicallyGoogle Ads / PPCGet instant leads through paid search and display adsSocial Media MarketingFacebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube marketing strategiesWebsite DevelopmentMobile-friendly and SEO-optimized website solutionsLocal SEOGet found in local search and Google MapsContent MarketingBlogs, landing pages, product descriptions with SEO-rich contentGraphic DesignCreatives for campaigns, social media, and brandingOnline Reputation ManagementBuild and protect your brand's online image

⭐ Real Client Success Stories

CoreMediaIT has helped several local brands achieve measurable growth. A few examples include:

📈 Local Grocery Brand – From 0 to 10,000+ monthly visitors in 4 months via SEO

💬 Educational Institute – 300% increase in leads from Google Ads

📲 E-commerce Business – 5x ROAS from social media campaigns

Each campaign is tracked with detailed analytics and reports so clients can see the exact ROI.

👥 Why Local Businesses in Varanasi Prefer CoreMediaIT

Here’s what clients love about working with CoreMediaIT:

Transparent pricing and deliverables

Excellent customer support and follow-up

Dedicated project manager for each account

Focus on lead generation, not just traffic

Performance-first approach

📍 Location and Contact Details

If you're ready to take your business to the next level, get in touch:

🌐 Website: www.coremediait.com

📞 Phone: +91 9450496682

📍 Address: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India

You can also follow them on social platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn for updates and case studies.

🙋‍♂️ FAQs – Best Digital Marketing Agency in Varanasi

Q1: What industries does CoreMediaIT serve? CoreMediaIT serves various industries including education, retail, healthcare, e-commerce, and local service providers.

Q2: Do they offer digital marketing packages? Yes, CoreMediaIT offers customizable digital marketing packages based on business goals and budgets.

Q3: How soon can I expect results? SEO results typically show within 3–6 months. Paid campaigns like Google Ads and Facebook Ads can bring leads in a few days.

Q4: Do they offer free consultations? Yes, you can schedule a free consultation to understand their approach and receive a business audit.

🏁 Final Thoughts

If you’re looking to work with a results-driven and trustworthy team, CoreMediaIT is undoubtedly the best digital marketing agency in Varanasi. Their deep understanding of both global digital trends and the local Varanasi market makes them the perfect partner for online growth.

Whether you need more leads, better branding, or a powerful online presence—CoreMediaIT delivers. 💼🚀

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Top Social Media Marketing Trends in 2025 Every Business Should Know

In 2025, social media continues to evolve at lightning speed. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and even newer entrants are transforming how businesses connect with audiences. Whether you're a startup or an established brand, staying on top of social media marketing trends is crucial to staying competitive—and relevant.

In this blog, we’ll explore the top social media marketing trends in 2025 and how your business can use them to grow faster, smarter, and more effectively.

 1. Short-Form Video Still Reigns Supreme

Short-form videos (under 60 seconds) are dominating platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Consumers prefer bite-sized content that is quick, entertaining, and informative.

Why it matters:

Videos generate 2x more engagement than static posts.

Brands using Reels or TikToks report higher organic reach compared to images or text-based content.

Tip for 2025: Create educational, behind-the-scenes, or user-generated content in short video format to engage younger audiences

 2. AI-Driven Content Creation & Automation

Artificial Intelligence tools like ChatGPT, Canva Magic Studio, and Meta AI are revolutionizing content creation. In 2025, businesses are leveraging AI t

Why it matters: It reduces manual work, speeds up workflows, and allows marketers to focus more on strategy and storytelling.

Tip: Use AI for drafting, but always add a human touch. Authenticity still wins in social media.

 4. Social Commerce Is Becoming the Norm

Social media platforms are now shopping platforms. Instagram Shops, Facebook Marketplace, and TikTok Shop let users buy without leaving the app.

Why it matters: Consumers prefer convenience. If they see your product in a Reel, they want to buy it in 1–2 taps.

Tip: Optimize your product catalog for mobile and integrate your store with platforms like Shopify or WooCommerce for seamless sel

 5. Community Over Followers

In 2025, the quality of your audience matters more than the number. Brands that foster two-way conversations and build online communities see better long-term growth.

What’s working:

Facebook/LinkedIn Groups

Instagram Broadcast Channels

Discord or WhatsApp brand groups

Tip: Start building a loyal group where you can share exclusive content, offers, and engage directly with your customers.

6. Authenticity > Perfection

Highly edited, overly polished content is on the decline. Audiences prefer raw, honest, and real-time content—even if it's not perfect.

Why it matters: Trust and relatability drive conversions.

Tip: Share real stories: behind-the-scenes of your team, customer testimonials, or honest challenges your business faced.

 7. Social Media SEO Is a Must

Social platforms are becoming search engines. People now type "best cafes near me" on Instagram or TikTok, not just Google.

What to do:

Tip: Think of your Instagram page or TikTok profile as a mini-website. Optimize it with keywords, categories, and highlights.

📌 Final Thoughts

Social media in 2025 is no longer just about posting pretty images. It’s a powerful tool for branding, customer engagement, sales, and even customer support. By embracing these trends, your business can stay ahead of the competition and connect with your audience more meaningfully.

Whether you're running ads, posting daily content, or collaborating with influencers—make sure your strategy is relevant, responsive, and real.

🔍 Suggested Next Steps

Need help creating short-form video content? Contact our team at Blue Eye Ads & Digital Marketing.

Want a custom content calendar for your business? Let us build it based on the latest trends.

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Why a Digital Marketing Agency Beats Freelancers in 2025

In a fast-moving digital world, businesses are confronted with a tough choice in 2025: to hire a freelance individual or a full-service digital marketing organization? As with many other decisions in our lives, there are advantages and disadvantages to hiring a freelancer versus going with an agency. In the case of the task at hand, it was possible that the freelancer could be cost-effective and/or flexible in their approach than an agency. However, considering all things digital marketing can change so quickly, I feel it is better for the business to go with a scalable agency. After all, digital marketing is not a process with a beginning and an end; it is best viewed as a process with a process over the long-run to receive all advantages out of your work. And a freelancer cannot provide that. This blog will discuss why hiring a digital marketing agency is the best option in 2025, and how on the whole provide far more comprehensible digital marketing options than a single person can provide.

1. Full-Service Digital Marketing Solutions

Unlike freelancers, who often specialize in one or two areas, a digital marketing company in Jaipur like W3Teck offers a complete suite of digital marketing services:

SEO in Digital Marketing 

Social Media Marketing Services 

Google Advertising and PPC Services

Web Design & Development

Mobile App Development

Ecommerce SEO and management services

These integrated solutions mean your campaigns are aligned, your messaging is consistent, and your brand grows across all channels.

2. Expertise Across Multiple Domains

Digital marketing today is far more than SEO or running a few ads. It’s about combining skills in copywriting, meta-ads, Google search ads, ecommerce SEO, Amazon account management services, and app development.

Agencies employ experts in each of these domains:

SEO Specialists and SEO experts to manage rankings

Certified google ads specialist and Facebook Ads Managers

Web designers and app developers for performance and UX

Content strategists and copywriters for better engagement

A freelancer simply can’t match this level of specialization and teamwork.

3. Scalable Campaigns and Reliable Delivery

A common problem with freelancers is bandwidth. As your marketing needs grow, a freelancer might struggle to keep up. Agencies, on the other hand, are built to scale.

Need to run a YouTube video promotion, design ecommerce websites, and launch meta ads simultaneously? An agency has dedicated departments to execute all these tasks without delay or compromise.

4. Data-Driven Strategies and Transparent Reporting

Leading digital marketing agencies use data to drive decisions. With access to tools like:

Google Analytics 

Fb Ads Manage 

Heatmaps and conversion tracking tools

Advanced PPC Advertising dashboards

agencies ensure every rupee spent is measurable and optimized. Freelancers may not offer real-time reporting or insights, and you may end up flying blind.

5. Access to Premium Tools and Platforms

Premium tools like SEMrush, Ahrefs, SurferSEO, and paid ad intelligence platforms can cost thousands monthly. The best seo agencies and marketing firms already have access to these tools and include them in your package.

This gives your brand a competitive edge without the extra expense.

6. Better ROI with Strategic Campaigns

Digital marketing companies craft long-term strategies tailored to your business model. Whether you’re an ecommerce company, a mobile app developer, or a local service provider, agencies analyze your market, customer personas, and competitive landscape to build data-backed campaigns.

Freelancers often focus on task execution, not on holistic brand strategy or revenue-driven campaigns.

7. Compliance, Quality Control, and Brand Safety

2025 brings stricter regulations around user data, AI-generated content, and ad compliance. A social media marketing company in India must now ensure:

Ad policy compliance across platforms

Ethical usage of data and AI

Unified brand messaging and tone

Agencies have compliance teams or SOPs in place. Freelancers rarely do.

8. Reliability and Project Management

Agencies operate with structured workflows, deadlines, and deliverables. With project managers, account strategists, and performance analysts on board, you never have to chase someone for updates.

Freelancers might go unresponsive during personal emergencies, vacations, or if overloaded. Business momentum suffers.

9. Cross-Channel Marketing Mastery

Marketing in 2025 demands omni channel presence. A single campaign may involve:

Google Search Ads

Facebook Meta Ads

Instagram Marketing

LinkedIn Ads

Amazon and Flipkart marketing

Email automation

Web push notifications

Only an agency can build and manage this ecosystem seamlessly.

10. Long-Term Partnership for Business Growth

Freelancers often operate on a short-term, task-based model. the best marketing agencies however, align their success with your business growth.

They constantly refine strategies, test new platforms, and update tactics to ensure consistent revenue and brand value growth.

11. Dedicated Support, Consultation, and Strategy Building

A reputable agency doesn’t just execute campaigns — they become your marketing partner. Expect dedicated support, regular consultations, strategic brainstorming sessions, and periodic reviews. These consultations lead to better budgeting, brand positioning, and faster decision-making, giving your business the edge it needs.

12. More Cost Efficient in the Long Run

Freelancers may offer cheaper services phase by phase, but agencies are often much more efficacious in the end. Their process is repetitive, which cuts down on the chances of mistakes, keeps lengthy revisions down, and makes for better conversions. Plus, agencies can often find separate ways of productizing their services to offer you tools, reports and consulting that you would pay extra for a la carte if you were contracting separate freelancers to accomplish these things independently. 

Conclusion: Go with a Digital Marketing Agency for 2025 and Beyond

Having a Digital marketing agency is no longer just a nice to have, it is a must have for any business looking to exist or grow within digital in 2025. SEO digital marketing complete ecommerce solutions, google business advertising, app development - all of this can be accomplished with an agency that has loads of experience across the board.

A quick note if you are looking for the best digital marketing agency has proven results, offers end-to-end services, and has a transparent communication style: W3Teck is the best option for you.

The sooner you invest in a partner to grow smarter, scale faster, and benefit from their knowledge and expertise, the only question you will have is what to do with the extra time you have as your marketing becomes more effective and efficient.

Explore our services:

SEO services Company

Best Facebook Ads & Instagram Marketing

Web & App Development

PPC and Google Ads Management

Amazon Ecommerce services

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Boost Your Local Presence: Jaipur’s Trusted Local SEO Experts

Are you a business owner in Jaipur looking to attract more local customers? Whether you run a boutique, a café, a dental clinic, or a service-based company, being visible online in your local area is no longer optional. It's essential. And that's where we come in. 👇

💼 Who We Are

At Br Soft Solution, we specialize in Local SEO services in Jaipur designed to put your business on the map—literally! From Google Maps to local listings and top spots on search engines, we help your customers find you before they find your competitors.

📍 Why Local SEO Matters (Especially in Jaipur)

Let’s be honest—Jaipur is buzzing with local businesses, and standing out isn’t easy. Here’s how Local SEO gives you the edge:

✅ You show up in “Near Me” searches ✅ You get featured in Google’s local 3-pack ✅ You gain visibility on Google Maps ✅ You attract more foot traffic AND phone calls ✅ You build trust with online reviews

Imagine someone searching for “best chai café in Raja Park” and your café pops up on top. That’s the Local SEO magic we bring. ✨

🛠️ What We Do at Br Soft Solution

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Every business is unique, and so is our strategy. Here's how we help you grow:

🔍 Google My Business Optimization 🗺️ NAP (Name, Address, Phone) Consistency Across Platforms ⭐ Review Management & Reputation Building 🔗 Local Citations & Backlink Building 📱 Mobile-Friendly Website Optimization 📈 Monthly Reports & Performance Tracking

📊 Real Results, Real Businesses

We've helped dozens of businesses in Jaipur increase local search visibility, generate more leads, and boost sales—all through strategic Local SEO.