Reddit Is Dead, Unseen by SEOs: Google Translate’s Proxy Pages Pull 606M Visits Monthly

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While SEO professionals continue to track Reddit’s explosive growth in organic traffic (1.5B/month according to SEMrush), a quieter shift is taking place: Google Translate’s /translate subfolder has reached 606 million monthly organic visits — over one-third of Reddit’s traffic — without traditional content strategies or backlinks. What’s fueling this? When high-quality content in non-English languages … Read more

17 Untapped Backlink Sources (2025 Edition)

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Whether you’re just starting your SEO journey or you’ve been in the decades for years, link building remains the backbone of domain authority. It’s cliche, but content is king. Link building is not just about acquiring backlinks; it’s also deeply connected to content distribution—especially high-quality, evergreen content. And let’s clarify: link building isn’t only about … Read more

The Link Lazarus Method: How Dead Wikipedia Links Leveraged My Link Building (300,000$ Saved)

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Many years ago, while trying to update a Wikipedia article for link building, I stumbled upon something fascinating—many external reference links were dead. These broken links weren’t just a problem for Wikipedia; they were hidden gems waiting to be reclaimed. Driven by curiosity, I manually checked these dead links over the years and found numerous … Read more

image-to-SEO: I Built an AI Tool to Decode Google Discover. Here’s What It Found

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Ever scrolled through Google Discover and wondered, “Why this article?”  As a content enthusiast, I’ve asked that too. Discover is a powerful, personalized feed—especially on mobile—and a potential goldmine for traffic. But how articles land there remains a mystery. I had the chance to discuss this topic with many people during the BrightonSEO event. So, … Read more