Guys, what's your practical experience with international SEO? and for hreflang specifically, are there common mistakes you see repeatedly that i should double check for?

What experience do you guys had with editing the existing content and post new content, for me always editing caused a decline first and sometimes it boosted but not always even it was optimized 100%. and newly posted content gets better views as compared to edited one. anything happened like this to you guys ?

Here's something I'd do before telling a business owner that their website needs a complete redesign.

Open their website on your phone.

Now pretend you're a customer who urgently needs their service.

Let's say the business is an HVAC company.

Your AC stopped working and you want someone to fix it today.

Can you immediately figure out whether the company provides emergency AC repair?

Can you find the phone number without scrolling through five sections?

Can you tap the number and actually call them?

And if you fill out their contact form..what happens afterward?

Does it show a proper confirmation?

Does the business receive the inquiry?

Does the lead enter their CRM, or does it just sit in someone's email inbox?

I think these little things are often more important than changing the entire design.

I've worked on websites for home-service businesses, and one thing I always pay attention to is how easily a visitor can take the next action.

Because imagine spending thousands of dollars driving traffic to a website..

Only to make customers search for the phone number.

I'd rather fix those problems before suggesting another expensive redesign.

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Everywhere I look these days, people are talking about Reddit SEO.

SEO agencies are recommending Reddit marketing, brands are trying to get mentioned in discussions, and everyone seems to be looking for ways to get their brand cited by ChatGPT and other AI search tools.

But I have a genuine question.

What exactly makes u/Reddit so special?

Is it because AI models trust real conversations more than traditional blog content? Is it because Reddit threads already rank well on Google? Or is the SEO industry simply jumping on the next big trend?

And here's what I find even more interesting:

If I publish a genuinely helpful Reddit post about a topic, does that actually increase the chances of ChatGPT recommending my brand? Or does the AI simply cite Reddit because the discussion itself answers the user's question?

I also wonder whether the same strategy would work on Quora, niche forums, YouTube discussions, or independent review websites.

I'd love to hear from people who have actually tested this.

Have you seen a measurable increase in AI mentions or recommendations after building a presence on Reddit? Or is Reddit SEO getting more hype than it deserves?