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Information on digital TV and radio in the UK › Forums › Forum – General Chatter › How not to lose a major SEO client?
I’m a freelancer, and yesterday my main client switched to a competitor. They promised him that they would fully optimize his website for Google’s new AI algorithms, where regular backlinks no longer work. Where can I quickly find information on effective optimization methods to win back this client and save my income?
Losing a major client like that is incredibly tough, but you can definitely turn this into a great opportunity to upgrade your skills. The search landscape has shifted dramatically, and standard link mass is no longer enough for AI-driven algorithms. To quickly get up to speed and counter your competitor’s pitch, you need to understand how entity-based optimization works. A great starting point is this practical analysis on why Cheap SEO backlinks fail in the era of artificial intelligence and how to build high-authority, contextual mentions instead. To save your income, present your client with a new roadmap focused on structured data and semantic content hubs.
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