I learned more about SEO from this one comment than I have from 30 years of being online. It also answers the question of why a very old post I wrote about an obsure old railway station on Steem comes first on search engines when you type the station's name.
Thank you. I hope certain other 'parties' thank you for the lesson, also.
I'll keep on chasing the ghost of my account on steemit if I only use adamada to post art stuff when my name across other social media is operating under artofadamada. If I don't post something on artofadamada account which serves as a landing site if people don't fine the word adamada intuitively on Hive, it's odd having it empty. I'm already setting the post rewards to burn so it doesn't even get me closer to riches.
I used to be an SEO writer so my managers would remark how to be particular about keywords and links but I'm outdated on that practice but old habits carry out and I can see some of those habits still works on current search engine algorithms.
It even comes as a surprise why this isn't ok since I'm doing conscious active effort to just grow my name out there while involving Hive, in contrast to other creators here that stagnated with Hive and probably wouldn't admit they get paid in Hive over their profiles.