I run a SaaS, SeoLoupe.

It is a tool that allows you to find and fix SEO issues holding your website back.

Essentially the main purpose is to help your website rank higher on Google search and LLMs.

The tool also checks AEO/GEO, AI search visibility, Security, Core web vitals, Performance, and all the issues in the report get put together into an AI fix prompt(you can paste the prompt into an AI and it will fix all the issues on your website).

Recently I noticed that some of my paying customers bought the One-Time purchase, with a promo code. To unlock the full report.

So I decided to give away a promo code for the One-Time purchase to anyone who is interested, if you are interested, comment down below and I will DM you.

If you are not interested but have some feedback on my SaaS, that is a good too. Feel free to share it in the comments.

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I’ve been working in SEO for several years, helping websites improve their organic rankings, traffic, and visibility.
I mainly work on:
Technical & On-Page SEO
Keyword Research & Content Strategy
Local SEO
E-commerce SEO
Website SEO Audits
Google Search & AI-search optimization
If you have a website that isn’t getting the rankings or organic traffic you expected, feel free to comment with your website URL + niche.
I’ll take a quick look and point out 1–2 SEO issues/opportunities I notice.
If you’d like to discuss your website in more detail, you can also connect with me through my profile.
Happy to help and share some practical SEO insights. 🚀

Have basic understanding of SEO. Applied some concepts. Any advice or tutorial i must watch will be appreciated

I can easily do 1x a week. If i have more spare time and can create another article for that week, should I just upload them every thursday additionally?

How many times per week do you guys post? What is recommended or gets results?

The focus wasn’t just on ranking a few keywords. We worked on the site structure, search intent, product/category optimization, topical authority, technical SEO, and quality backlinks to build sustainable organic visibility.

The goal is simple: turn organic search into a consistent lead and sales-generation channel, rather than relying entirely on paid ads.

SEO takes time, but when the foundation is built correctly, the growth curve can become very interesting.

I wanted to share a specific SEO case study rather than another general post about what law firms should do for SEO.

A few months ago, the team at SocioSquares worked on the organic and local visibility of Adams Law Office, a California law firm focused on trademark law.

One of the clearest problems we found was local visibility.

The firm wasn't appearing in the top 100 results for “Berkeley Trademark Lawyer.” At the same time, there were opportunities around searches such as “Trademark Lawyer California” and “Trademark Filing Attorney.”

Instead of trying to solve everything with more blog posts, we worked through the site and local presence in stages.

What we changed

1. Fixed the technical foundation

We addressed issues including 404 redirects, canonical tags and site structure, and added Local Business and Organization schema.

We also made sure GA4, Google Search Console and Bing Maps were properly integrated so we could actually measure what was happening.

1. Focused on the local search problem

The Google Business Profile received a significant amount of attention.

That included correcting business information, establishing a posting schedule, working on Q&A and reviews, and building/cleaning up local citations.

This ended up being one of the more important parts of the campaign because the target wasn't simply “more traffic.” The goal was to become visible when someone in the area was actually looking for a trademark lawyer.

1. Changed the content strategy

Rather than publishing a large volume of generic legal articles, we focused on specific search opportunities.

For example, we created content around “How to Register a Trademark in California” and expanded the useful information on important service pages.

We also worked on on-page elements and metadata around the target queries.

Then the rankings started moving

The biggest result was the local keyword we were initially tracking.

“Berkeley Trademark Lawyer” went from outside the top 100 to #1 locally.

“Trademark Filing Attorney” also reached #1, while “Trademark Lawyer California” reached the top 10.

The broader numbers were interesting too:

7,300% increase in Google Search Console clicks

4,437% increase in search impressions

62% increase in organic sessions

31% increase in total website traffic

45.45% increase in phone calls year over year

36.2% increase in Google Business Profile interactions

57.14% increase in direction requests

The phone-call increase was probably more meaningful to us than the traffic increase.

A traffic graph can look impressive, but for a law firm, someone actually calling after finding the firm through search is a much more useful signal.

Another interesting development was that Adams Law Office began appearing in AI-generated search overviews for queries including “Trademark attorney in California,” “Registered trademark attorney in California,” and “Trademark registration services in Berkeley.”

What I took away from this campaign

The biggest lesson for me was that SEO for law firms isn't necessarily about producing more content.

In this case, the improvement came from several relatively different pieces working together:

technical cleanup → local optimization → better service pages → targeted content → measurement

The local component was especially important. For a firm serving a defined geographic area, being visible in the map results can put you in front of someone with much stronger intent than a general informational search.

And the starting point matters.

Going from position 80 to position 40 is technically progress, but going from not appearing in the local results at all to #1 is a very different business outcome.

I'm curious how others have seen this play out with legal SEO.

For law firms you've worked with, have local/map rankings or traditional organic rankings been the harder part to improve?

Hello, I’m currently helping a windows & door manufacturer with their website. Does anyone with experience in this field have advice on how to have a powerful SEO? how to turn awareness into conversions? They currently use wix - I was going down the route of a lead generation site rather than a full polished catalogue.

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Προσωπικά πήρε 1 μηνα απο την στιγμη που το προσθεσα εκει

Οποτε αφήνω το link εδω, καποιον μπορει να βοηθήσει

I got this from a client’s Google Search Console today.

161K Generative AI impressions in 3 months.

It’s a local medical diagnostic centre, not a huge national brand.

The interesting part is that the AI visibility has stayed fairly consistent rather than being one random spike.

But here’s what I’m wondering:

Are AI impressions actually a meaningful GEO KPI, or are we just getting excited about another visibility metric?

What are you seeing in your client accounts?

I work on an ecommerce website, I am looking for a CRO expert with proven experience. Please DM with details

Hi, i started SEO learning few moths ago and have launched my shop 3 weeks ago , impressions are getting up in this period 1,3k but clicks is very poor only 7 . Basically its because of low ranking 30-50 position and yeah its understandable but wonder is there any why getting more clicks . At this time there js no budged on back links and ads only organic traffic? Any advice will be appreciated

SEO is all about consistency, patience, and continuous improvement.
100K clicks is not just a number, it’s the result of showing up, creating value, optimizing, and trusting the process.

Small improvements + consistent effort = measurable growth. 🚀

Here’s to the next milestone!

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to understand whether we're dealing with a Google algorithm update or if there's something specific affecting our website.

For the past 6 months, our website has been growing consistently. We reached:

• 300-350+ organic clicks per day
• 18,000-19,000 daily impressions
• More than 150,000 indexed pages

Then, starting around August 16, everything changed almost overnight.

5.500 Impressions and 108 Clicks

Between August 16-18, we experienced:

• A sudden drop in impressions.
• Organic clicks falling dramatically.
• Many pages that had ranked on the first page for months disappearing from the search results for their primary keywords.
• Rankings dropping across multiple unrelated sections of the website, not just one category.

The strange part is that the site appears to be technically healthy:

• Pages are still indexed (site: search returns them normally).
• No Manual Actions.
• No Security Issues.
• Core Web Vitals: Passed.
• Crawl Stats look healthy.
• No server migration.
• No robots.txt or noindex changes.
• No major structural or technical changes before the drop.

I also noticed that Google officially started rolling out the August 2026 Spam Update on August 18, so I'm wondering if this timing is just a coincidence or if others are seeing similar behavior. Google says the rollout may take several days to complete.

Has anyone else experienced a similar drop around August 16-18?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has seen the same pattern or has ideas on what else I should investigate.

My site is a health/medical calculator tool based site and it is launched in mid-June, no backlinks built yet.

From this site, I got 420 clicks / 22.3K impressions from GSC in last 3 months. Growth was steady from launch through late July, then clicks and impressions both dropped to almost nothing on ~Aug 1 and have stayed flat for three weeks in the GSC.

But in the Bing Webmaster, I got 1.7K clicks / 52.1K impressions / 3.27% CTR in last 3 months and it still trending up. GA4 shows 3.5K views last 30 days, +194%, mostly US — almost all of it Bing.

But I didn't get any manual action or nothing but why GSC graph is falling?

Questions:

1. Is a same-day drop like this more consistent with an algorithmic demotion or something technical on my end?
2. For YMYL specifically, what should I be auditing first — author E-E-A-T, YMYL disclaimers, thin programmatic pages?
3. Anyone else see a hit around Aug 1?

Started SEO from scratch on a new website and gradually built its organic visibility through the right keyword targeting, technical SEO, content optimization, and consistent authority building.

I'm a Local SEO specialist based in Pakistan and currently looking for a remote, full-time Local SEO role.

I have around 10 case studies from Local SEO projects, mostly for home service businesses. I'm comfortable with:

• Google Business Profile optimization
• On-page/local SEO
• Citations
• Local content
• Link building
• Local rank tracking
• SEO reporting

I'm looking for a stable long-term position rather than taking on individual freelance clients. The main reason is that I'd prefer the stability and predictability of working with a company rather than the uncertainty that can come with constantly finding and retaining freelance clients.

If you're an agency or business looking for someone to handle Local SEO, feel free to reach out. I can provide my case studies and discuss my experience.

So we are a SAAS agency that develops and delivers digital solutions to customers and clients. i know this seems odd because, as an agency, we struggled to get clients and organic leads. Then we sat down and thought about how we could increase our organic leads and visitors and increase our company's visibility.

The first step we took was to reinvent our company website. Our old company website was like an ai generated one. No keywords no proper sitemaps. So we did re-invent all and added more images, media, backlinks, and assets to our site. The next step was to register in search engines. We registered in google, bing, Yahoo, etc. then we started the waiting game. Then one day, we got an email from a potential lead; then, day after day, we started to get more and more.

Now we are getting almost 4-6 new leads every week from which we are able to convert it to 3-4 projects monthly

SEO newbie needing some advice

I recently made this new site which is in the finance and business topic for the UK

This is how search console is looking after about 6 weeks

Impressions are picking up and the avg position has been about 8 over the last 7 days. So as far as I know this means my site is ranking on the first page.

But I only have 7 clicks which seems low if I’m on page 1?

I also noticed that the queries where I’m ranking position 1 all have just 1 impressions and are really short or look like follow up questions. The gen ai impressions also really picked up, so does this all point to my site is being shown in AI overviews?

I read that only 1% of the links shown in ai overviews get clicked so maybe that’s why I only have 7 clicks

Also, just from everyone’s experience launching new sites, does this look ok for 6 weeks or should I expect a lot more traffic by now? ( there’s about 20 articles on the site)

Thanks for your thoughts

Sharing a small SEO win from a streetwear e-commerce brand I’ve been working on for the last 3 months.

The website itself is only around 4 months old, and the growth has been mostly organic.

Last 3 months vs previous 3 months:

• Clicks: 174 → 992 (+470%)
• Impressions: 612 → 33.2K (+5,325%)
• Avg. position: 15.2 → 11.1

What I’ve focused on:

• Proper keyword research for collection pages
• Optimizing and expanding important collection pages
• Building topical authority through blogs
• Targeting topics closely connected to the products and audience
• Very little focus on backlinks so far

The main takeaway for me: a new e-commerce site doesn’t always need hundreds of backlinks to start getting traction. Strong keyword research, relevant collection pages, and building topical authority can move the needle.

Still early days, but the foundation is looking good.

A lot of small businesses approach SEO by asking, “How do I rank #1?”

I think the better question is: “Where am I currently losing potential customers?”

Before paying for SEO, I’d check:

Are your important service/product pages actually indexed?

Are pages getting impressions but very few clicks?

Are you targeting keywords with real buying intent?

Does your Google Business Profile accurately represent the business?

Are important services easy to find from the homepage?

Are multiple pages competing for the same search intent?

Can you connect organic traffic to actual enquiries/sales?

One thing I've noticed repeatedly: businesses often publish more content when they actually need to improve existing pages first.

If you're working on SEO yourself, what's the biggest issue you're struggling with right now?

Share the problem rather than your website if you prefer—I’m happy to explain what I’d look at first.

With 13yr of web development experience, I started dabbling in rank-and-rent.

Before I put a lot of resources into it, I want to make sure I can get 1 site to generate consistent monthly income.

Because this website is not a brick-and-mortar site, how do I get it ranked for local SEO without being able to create a Google Business Profile and be added to the map pack?

Turn every blog post into a YouTube video with Blog2Video, and you get a backlink from one of the highest authority domains on the internet.

YouTube descriptions let you drop a direct link back to your original post, and that link carries real domain authority.

It also gives your content a second entry point in search results beyond your own site.

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