R to @nseodev: So it’s whether you have enough liquidity to burn before you see result

R to @Ghost_idle: 🤝

R to @p0larBoy: Yup they don't have a clue. My honest opinion on HCU it's a mixed bag. Going to need a while to process all this to be fair.

R to @p0larBoy: It just feels like certain sites are exempt from the HCU rules. So it's hard to compare. Both extremely high authority and new sites fall into different categories.

Let me remove my ads so that Google can rank me again

R to @DMurrayInvests: 🥲 thanks for taking one for the team

R to @p0larBoy: Reduced ad density = drop in earnings and no recovery

Have anyone actually reduce their ad density and found any recovery?

R to @camgomersall: Probably got their SEO tweets all scheduled 😂

RT by @arifhfahim: Despite what happened with HCU updates, you still see the same old shit SEO advice being churned out here. Amazing 👏

R to @p0larBoy: Haha classic isn’t it

R to @p0larBoy: Definitely. And I think it's been by design. Look at how G pushed FAQ schema, only to use it against sites that answered questions.

R to @randalrust: The room to succeed just got way way smaller 🥲

R to @p0larBoy: I think the game has entirely changed. TBH, every single tool SEOs have used, every strategy, may have been tossed out the window with these last 2 updates.

R to @p0larBoy: Did all these experts even consider Links / Domain Authority? My feeling is: Bad shitsites that still rank have better domain authority. Period

R to @p0larBoy: Yes mate agreed 💯 I have looked at couple of examples where sites tanked that had bad UI + lot of ads but for same queries sites that too had same got boosted over took ranking. Really confusing because after looking at both sides it's next to impossible to come to a specific theory. That's why I said this recently in a tweet "Trying to find reasons for the problem while the problem is not the problem." https://x.com/gaganghotra_/status/1712532660260843827?s=20

R to @gaganghotra_: TBH I don’t think anyone has any clue right now. - Reduce fluff? - Put helpful content upfront? - get expert opinions? - Cherry picking bad examples while ignoring websites that are not hit has all the same bad “signals” - positioning yourself to be HCU expert while showing no proof of any websites that you owned is doing well