It’s Not the Algorithm—It’s You I hate to break it to you, but if your blog isn't ranking, the problem might not be Google. It's probably you. Or more specifically, your content, your structure, or your attention (or lack thereof) to the details that search engines love. Your Title Tags Are Boring Let’s start with the basics. If your title sounds like a laundry list or a school report, no one’s clicking it. And if no one clicks it, Google thinks it’s not useful. Simple as that. Fix It Use emotional triggers, power words, or cliffhangers. Example: instead of “10 SEO Tips for 2025,” go with “10 SEO Hacks You’re Probably Getting Wrong in 2025.” You're Ignoring Internal Links Linking to your own content does more than pass PageRank. It creates a spiderweb of relevance that bots love crawling. Fix It In every post, link to at least 2–3 relevant articles. Even better? Use exact-match anchor text. Just don’t overdo it—Google’s not that easily fooled. Case Study: ...
