Google Sandbox

The Google Sandbox is an unofficial term for the phenomenon where new websites or pages don’t rank well initially, despite being optimized. It’s believed to be a filter that prevents new sites from ranking until they build more authority or trust signals.

Content Decay

Content decay refers to the gradual decline in organic traffic to content over time due to reduced relevance, outdated information, or increased competition. Identifying and refreshing decaying content can restore traffic and maintain rankings.

Topical Authority

Topical authority is the perceived expertise and coverage a site has on a specific subject. It’s built by publishing comprehensive, interconnected content within a niche. Sites with high topical authority tend to rank better for related queries, even without massive...

Entity-Based SEO

Entity SEO focuses on optimizing for concepts (entities) — like people, places, organizations, and topics — rather than just keywords. Search engines use entities to better understand and connect content across the web, especially in knowledge graphs and semantic...

Zero-Click Search

Zero-click searches occur when users find the information they need directly on the search engine results page (SERP) without clicking any links. Featured snippets, knowledge panels, and definitions are common causes. Optimizing for zero-click results increases...