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Is it just me or does it seem like 'crawl budget' has become the hot SEO term of 2020? Since when are people so concerned about crawl budget? When I see someone post about it, I feel like they are just trying to sound more technical and intelligent than they are. More or less I picture someone sipping tea and talking in a British accent.

The templates are awesome. I spent an hour this weekend just opening a bunch of them to see what they had.

When I have worked in those niches, or any niche really, I always tried to cite sources as much as possible anyhow. I didn't really see a big difference on my sites when those updates happened.

That is a great quote right there.

I saw this post last week and decided to take a look at this thing over the weekend. I like it a lot. I can see it being useful for anything from a one-(wo)man show to a team of 100+ people. The customization features are awesome. More or less anything you want to track you can do. I'm hooked.

This change makes sense to me. The way they have built out the featured snippets over the last few years, they really are the first spot for rankings anymore.

If you are talking about the guy with the screen name of just Kurt, that guy is an ass. He can stay over there.

I know in a couple of Facebook groups I am in, people were saying last month that tons of their GMB's got taken down. The spam complaint form seems to be working as intended. That local lead generation model is going to get a lot harder.

I have seen the rating button before, but they made it much more prominent in that image you shared. There was no blue background like that.

Who was that guy on WF always crying because nobody bought his music? Sounded like he had stacks of stuff ready to unload. I know a lot of people seem to like Shutterstock also. https://www.shutterstock.com/music/

I heard the White House is going to add tariffs to foreign cab drivers...

Personally, I love that people think keyword cannibalization is something they should be worried about. Let them run around de-optimizing pages I would otherwise have to compete with. Lol.

Nope. That is not proof. That is a search phrase that nobody is trying to rank for. Your example just proves that it is easy to rank for a keyword that NOBODY is trying to rank for. I want to see an example of a page ranking in a competitive SERP based on its content. Try again.

Interesting. I have never seen an affiliate program that restricts participants by state.

Picking keywords that are easy to rank for really has nothing to do with content. It's still all about links.