Mm-hmm.

That is good and bad.

That means that it's incredibly competitive.

That also means that there's less room for new bloggers to come into the fray.

Someone could use a piece of software, someone could use a template, and they have all these recipes, and they put them on there.

But it's not-- That is not enough.

The on-page signals still exist, but Google is very clear, uh, when they're talking about what do you need to do to rank with Google's AI.

... where do you see things going, and what do you think bloggers need to be thinking about in order to, like, start the process of, like, moving in the right direction if they haven't made any big changes yet?

You need to add something that you have experience

with.

Now, if you feel that you have a great banana cream pie and it's something that your audience has requested, then that makes sense.

But the healthiest modern workflow for the current blogger right now, which is something that I push in audits, is very simple.

You have to understand the intent deeply.

What is it that Google is ranking for those banana cream pies? And it is something that I have the experience and the expertise to provide a qualified result that would enhance that intent.

We also want to create create the clearest possible structure of that banana cream pie.

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