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It's crazy people don't understand the web didn't die-- it was killed to prioritize r/SEO scammer-type content from the subcontinent. I've been building websit
by p3rls 2y ago
It's crazy people don't understand the web didn't die-- it was killed to prioritize r/SEO scammer-type content from the subcontinent.
I've been building websites my whole life, but my main niche is music, and one of my big sites is kpopping.com
Now I have the best database, bar none, in this niche for a decade now. It's not even close. But instead of gradually ascending to the top of google's results, my webapp has to rely on donations and subscriptions to survive because Google cannot get enough of content from the hindustani times and purple wordpress blogs. They even literally had pornography ads for months on a kpop site. It didn't matter. 20M+ a month. Welcome to google and the main reason nothing gets built.
seo researcher shocked about it:
https://x.com/paulkimio/status/1550532282288508929 https://x.com/paulkimio/status/1550532282288508929
my twitter rant about it:
https://x.com/ohgoshnotthat/status/1894487513642791270 https://x.com/ohgoshnotthat/status/1894487513642791270
- rchaud 2y agoYour site covers perhaps the most oversaturated genre of Internet content: ad-stuffed K-Pop sites. It's unfortunate that content mills are doing better than you in this area, but the decline of the personal Internet being discussed in this article is occurring specifically because sites like yours monetized "content", attracting competitors that saturated the net with trash.
- p3rls 2y agoWhat a confusing world you must live in being unable to discern cause and effect