SEO strategy for beginners

[matthewjohn938]

According to you people what is a good offsite SEO strategy for beginners?

[vinay]

If you're new to SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), try this beginner's SEO strategy:
Keyword Research
On-Page Optimization
Quality Content Creation
Website Structure and Navigation
Social Media Engagement
Local SEO
Monitor and Analyze

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[Maryamidris]

If your business is local, make sure you're listed on Google My Business and other local directories. This can help people find you more easily in local searches. Building relationships with influencers is another smart move. If they give your content a shoutout, it can drive more traffic and boost your website's credibility.

[Jamtalaban]

First off, focus on creating awesome content for your website. When your stuff is helpful and interesting, other websites are more likely to link to it naturally. You can also reach out to websites and blogs in your niche and see if they'd be up for publishing your articles.

[Jamtalaban]

29 minutes ago, Jamtalaban said:

First off, focus on creating awesome content for your website. When your stuff is helpful and interesting, other websites are more likely to link to it naturally. You can also reach out to websites and blogs in your niche and see if they'd be up for publishing your articles.

 It's a win-win – you get exposure, and they get valuable content .Don't forget about social media. Being active on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram can indirectly help with your SEO. Share your content, chat with your audience, and connect with others in your field. If you ever hit a roadblock or want to level up your offsite SEO game, consider checking out pixelocity.com. They've got some solid insights on digital marketing that could come in handy.

[Taurinoss]

I see it's been a while since this topic was discussed, but I just want to ask—has anyone noticed any big changes in SEO strategies recently? With Google constantly updating its algorithm, I wonder if some tactics that worked a year ago are still effective. Also, has anyone tried using AI tools to speed up keyword research or content optimization? Would love to hear what’s been working for you lately!

[Nathan]

On 2/13/2025 at 7:35 AM, Taurinoss said:

I see it's been a while since this topic was discussed, but I just want to ask—has anyone noticed any big changes in SEO strategies recently? With Google constantly updating its algorithm, I wonder if some tactics that worked a year ago are still effective. Also, has anyone tried using AI tools to speed up keyword research or content optimization? Would love to hear what’s been working for you lately!

Yes, they've had a major update around the end of March that major penalized some of my sites and took impressions and clicks down to 0.  About a month later around the end of April my sites recovered and traffic picked back up again:

The Google March 2025 Core Update was a broad algorithm update that rolled out from March 13th to March 27th, 2025. This update, like other core updates, aimed to improve the overall quality of Google's search results by better surfacing helpful, relevant, and satisfying content. It wasn't designed to target specific websites but rather to boost pages that were previously under-rewarded. 

 

Then around May 20th it happened again and almost 0 traffic since then. 

A significant Google SEO update, often referred to as the May 2025 Core Update, focused on improving content quality and relevance. This update, rolled out in early May, likely emphasized rewarding high-quality, in-depth content while penalizing AI-generated fluff and thin content. It also prioritized user intent and mobile-first performance.