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Few days back I started on article submission and it reall work good. I am getting much traffic from the article viewers. I tried blog comment but it did not work and my on page seo dose not work, In this case What should i do now?

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Short, practical triage and next steps tailored to what described (article submissions bringing traffic, blog comments not helping, and “on‑page SEO not working”).

Start with a focused diagnosis before changing tactics. As and suggested, use Google Search Console to answer the basic questions: are the pages indexed, has Google applied any manual actions, which queries actually drive impressions, and which landing pages show low CTR or big drops. That single view tells you whether the problem is crawl/index, quality/engagement, or technical. (developers.google.com)

Quick 60–90 minute triage you can run now:

  • Pick the 5 pages that used to get traffic and run the URL Inspection on each to confirm indexability and canonical choice.
  • Check the Performance report for those pages: impressions, clicks, CTR, and queries driving them.
  • Run PageSpeed Insights / Core Web Vitals for the slowest page and fix the top LCP/CLS/INP issues first (these affect UX and rankings).
    These steps map directly to the tools that expose indexing, rendering, and page‑experience problems. (developers.google.com)

When you return to article submission and outreach, make those activities amplify real, helpful content rather than merely chasing links. Google has warned that large‑scale article/guest campaigns done primarily for link-building can be treated as link schemes; prefer a small number of high‑quality, relevant publications, clear bylines, and links that are editorial (or marked with the appropriate rel attributes when paid/sponsored). If you syndicate content, follow canonical/noindex guidance so Google knows the original source. (developers.google.com)

Practical plan: 1) run the triage above and document findings, 2) fix the top 1–3 technical/content issues you find, 3) re-evaluate performance for two weeks, then scale article outreach focused on value and topical authority (not comment spam). Advice from , , and is directionally right — prioritize fixing on‑page problems first, then use article marketing as a quality amplification channel. (developers.google.com)

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Member Avatar for carlyienjoseph

Article submission is good source of traffic and help to increase your website visitors.

Now Google ban blog commenting activity and consider back link as spam links. For on page SEO, analyze your website and remove all on page errors.

Member Avatar for jasonkaven

Firstly, you should check your own websites, and its content, keyword density, SEO scores. And then post the web page you wanna promote on relevant comments, forum posts.

Member Avatar for nasir017

Thanks

Member Avatar for bijutoha

Actually I'm little bit confused about your question. Tile goes to Article Submission and end of they day, You have disappointed by on page issue..

Dear, you said "In the past, you was successful on article submission and you tried blog comment but it did not work". Actually you should first check your On Page issue then Off Page.

Don't be worry about Article Submission, Because content marketing with targeted keywords is the best key of SEO. So after solving One Page Issue come again to the Article Marketing and Comment Posting on related topics.

Member Avatar for kwikemarket

Unique and quality article posting on high pr sites is the best way to get high rank in google.

Member Avatar for Emma Carter

Article Submission is one of the popular techniques for gaining traffic. When it comes to on page SEO, it will be important to consider all the website related things include Meta Tag Optimization, Content Optimization, Robots File, XML & Website Sitemap, Header Tags and Alt Tags.

Member Avatar for samauden

Along with verifying the Onpage factors, it's also important look at Google Web master tools for any index or crawl errors before we start with SEO off page.

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