Adrian Thompson

Yeah, that's a good question.

Off the bat, I learned a lot about SEO.

Essentially, I'd say 90% to 95% of my customers are all SEO.

In the early days, I looked up what the keywords were.

How were people finding storyboards?

What were they searching?

And I got on the front page of the term storyboard creator because that was the most trafficked word.

It got...

How did you learn that?

So Google's search function used to be different.

You know, Google's always changing their interface.

But through Google Search Console, you used to be able to find broader selection.

Like, I think now you can search one term and see how much traffic it gets.

But in the older versions of the Google Search Console, you could get a wider array of terms and see which ones got more hits.

But they changed that like five years ago.

So now I think you have to search one term at a time.

Or if you rank on a word, you can kind of see how you rank on that page.

So if you're able to hit certain keywords, then you get more data.

But I feel like it's gotten harder, at least in my opinion.

I'm not an SEO expert, but I was really deep into it about five or six years ago when I was just launching.