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Nick Zviadadze

9 REASONS
YOUR BLOG
IS NOT
RANKING
#1. Mismatched
Search Intent
Your content must align with what
users are searching for.

If there’s no search intent, you’re not


going to rank (even if your content is
AMAZING).
#2. Lack of
Internal Linking
Internal links drives link juice
throughout your site and helps Google
understand how different blog posts
are related to each other.

Rule of thumb: if two blogs are in any


way related, they should be linked
together.
#3.
Speed Slump
Slow websites lose out in rankings.

Optimize your site's speed by


compressing images, using browser
caching, and reducing unnecessary
code.
#4. No Mobile
Optimization
Mobile-friendliness is non-negotiable.

Google does mobile-first indexing.


Meaning, if your site is not optimized
for mobile, you’re not going to rank.
#5. You’re
Outshoned by
Competitors
Analyze your competition.

If they have superior content and


backlinks, it's time to up your game.

Invest in better content and outreach.


#6. Thin Content
Syndrome
Google loves in-depth, informative
content.

If your pages lack substance, you won't


rank well.

Invest in comprehensive, and well-


researched articles.
#7. Inadequate
Backlinks
Quality over quantity matters when it
comes to backlinks.

Earn high-quality, relevant links from


authoritative websites.

Use a diverse range of anchor text to


avoid over-optimization.
#8. Neglecting
Schema Markup
Implement schema markup to help
search engines understand your
content better.

It enhances your search result's


appearance with rich snippets,
increasing click-through rates.
#9. Core Web
Vitals Troubles
Google's Core Web Vitals assess user
experience.

Pay attention to factors like


Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), Largest
Contentful Paint (LCP), and First Input
Delay (FID).

Fix issues to improve rankings.


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