
Why Your Competitor Who Barely Posts on Facebook Still Outranks You on Google
You post on Facebook three times a week. You keep your Instagram grid looking sharp. You get a handful of likes, mostly from the same dozen people, and maybe a comment from your mum. Then one day, you Google your own service in your own town, and you're nowhere. Page two. Page three. Buried. But that competitor down the road, the one whose last Facebook post was sometime in February, is sitting right there on page one. How? They have four blog posts on their website, and you have none. That's not a coincidence. That's how search engines actually work, and it has nothing to do with how active you are on social media.


