As a result, his model became less passive

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Suddenly, to be successful you needed to be on your absolute A-game: constantly feeding the content monster with tons of high-quality, SEO-friendly, cookie-cutter blog posts; regularly updating your entire back catalogue; taking professional-quality photos; studying half a degree in computer science in order to make your site lightning fast while making it look highly polished and professional — all while getting high-quality dofollow backlinks from major publications and boosting your EEAT halo.



As a result, his model became less passive and less list of austria fax number . The worst part? Some bigger, richer blogger, with a higher DA and a team to help them, can swoop in and “steal” your 20 best keywords… drastically reducing your Google traffic and ad revenue almost overnight. Dark clouds loom on the horizon And that’s before I mention the dark clouds looming on the horizon…


The rise of AI-assisted content writing tools The rise of AI-assisted search engines The recent Google update hit many bloggers hard TikTok and the rise of short videos The end of third-party cookies All of this is enough to make many bloggers throw in the towel, or at least consider it…crying out loud “I can’t do this anymore” and “This is too hard/too frustrating/too time consuming/not fun anymore!” Threat or opportunity? If you feel this way, I have good news.