A mess in the name of SERP's. Well done Google !!

30% drop in traffic this week. In most of the niches. 

Traffic quality is also low including adwords.

Recently I have been told that rich and relevant snippets can be very favourable for the micro niche sites in order to outrank the competitors. What do you guys think about it?

Hi all forum friends

I'm Michelle Moris from the USA. Very glad to join you here.

I would very much like to know what's going on in the gaming niche? @white knight

I am unable to judge now that the traffic is good or bad.

CTR is average. But sales are a no show. And also the traffic isn't restricted to any country or region.

Overall, 25% rise in majority of our sites in every niche since the week began.

In order to contact other admins and fellow bloggers, which SM platform is your first choice and why?

I usually get several links. People actually link back to my site, yeah they are no-follow mainly. So, I don't bother much about link building.

But few months back I got a bunch links from several sources through some purchases. After that my ranking improved. But now I am wondering that whether they are doing more harm than good?!

So, I have decided to use any good tool to identify and get rid of them. Which tool can successfully tell me that which link is good and which is bad?

If h1 Tags are not present in a page. Then what should be considered as the h1 tag?

The page actually have an infograph in it and I cannot put anything else along with it. It will clearly create friction with the alt texts.

I am seeing page errors to decrease in GSC at a tremendous rate. But again rankings and traffic aren't increasing much.

And I also think that Google is trying to filter out incoming links.

Since the last year or so I am seeing this trend in a very wide spread way. It's not that it wasn't present before but it's now spreading like a wild fire.

People are ditching their ccTLD's even the premium ones for a .COM domain. They don't even care if the .COM domain has hyphens in it !!!

I just saw one fellow buy a hyphen domain for $6000. The domain was like "furniture name- an universal word like 'hq' or 'lovely' or 'zone' or 'man'".

I mean it's crazy the guy had a domain which was a premium one in his country.