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What was the smallest change that had the biggest impact on your traffic?
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Listening to podcasts in free time.
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Reoptimised my previous blog posts, from no ranking to appearing in the SERP
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All you people saying page speed sound like bots. In fact almost all of these answers sound like ai. Knock it off Jatin!
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Ensuring correct spelling of required keywords (!)
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It wasn’t my site, but one I was hired to work on. The smallest change with the biggest impact ever was updating a Robots.Txt file that had been blocking most of the pages from being crawled. Site went from about a dozen indexed pages to scores of indexed pages, just about overnight, and organic traffic zoomed.
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Boost site performance and optimize search terms
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Delete the extra keyword on url and increase to rank 1 from 2. /large-size-women-heels to /large-size-heels
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Changed the schema type on a large site. Code was fine but the type was wrong. Saw an instant 5% increase in the first week with steady gains over the rest of the year.
Literally changed 1 word. Probably the least amount of work I’ve ever done haha.
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Remove all articles with zero traffic
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Disavowing Toxic Links Toxic URLs on Google Search Console. My website finally breathes with Spam Links.
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Changing sitemaps
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For an ecommerce category pages, adding the keyword optimized content boosted traffic and conversion within a week.
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Changing hosts
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I recently changed the categories of my blog posts. Some content is now under the News section, some under Reviews, and others under Car Guides, and so on.
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You’d be surprised how a tiny tweak can make a huge difference. For me, it was **optimizing image alt text**. I spent a couple of hours going through hundreds of images and writing descriptive alt text. It felt like a small task, but within a month, organic traffic spiked by 15%.
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