Maharshi Kushwaha

Hello Twitter folks, this is a new account so I thought I would properly introduce myself. My previous account got suspended after I experimented with the Twitter API, and that is pretty much the whole story. I started back in 2015 as a Hindi blogger and slowly got into SEO. By 2017, I was working as a full-time SEO professional. After that, I built a content agency and ran it for a few years. Around four years ago, I teamed up with a few friends to build an SEO-focused agency. Since then, I have worked with multiple SaaS brands and helped them grow through organic search, and in local SEO I consistently generate real leads through SEO. I enjoy experimenting across different niches and trying out new strategies to see what actually works. I am here on Twitter to share real results, what I learn from my experiments, and connect with people who think along the same lines.

@Steezehuman That's me

Small accounts tweeting to absolutely ZERO engagement

AI bros: "I got Claude to replace an entire SEO team" Yes...we can see that.

@IvanDataanalyst That’s actually a common starting point. Curious, what’s your main keyword or audience right now?

@maharshiku So I'm afraid there isn't, I do not have any content. SO i'm afraid there are not too many things for the SEO?

$50 in ads. $25 Google, $25 Reddit. 36 visitors. 1 trial started. Me. Testing my own form. Two hypotheses: traffic is junk, or my hero is. 88.9% don't scroll past the first screen — so probably the hero. Few more days of data, then I rewrite it. #buildinpublic #indiehacker #solofounder

@ayesha_fatiima Building logic, makes you a good developer

Be honest, does writing code on paper actually make you a good developer?

@irabukht May I borrow your designer?

see what our designer did to us

@qasimbizs Congrats

My SaaS hit 109K users this week!🥳

- Why not Bounce Rate? Bounce rate can be misleading. A user might land, get exactly what they need, and leave immediately. That is still a success, not a failure. - Why not Average Session Duration? Time on page does not always mean quality. Users can stay longer because content is confusing or slow. It does not directly tie to business outcomes. - Why not Page Load Time? It is important for SEO and UX, but it is a technical factor, not a direct measure of landing page effectiveness in terms of performance. - Why Organic Conversion Rate is best: It shows whether your SEO traffic actually takes action like signing up, purchasing, or filling a form.

Yesterday’s answer: C) Organic Conversion Rate because it directly measures how well SEO traffic turns into actual results. (More explanation in comment) Today’s question 👇 Which tag is used to prevent a page from being indexed by search engines? A) nofollow B) noindex C) canonical D) robots #seointerview

I audited SEO of a SaaS site and found a major mistake: 5 pages competing for the same keyword. 1 product page + 4 blog posts. Their agency called it “supporting content” 😂 But every page targeted the exact same keyword and intent. That’s not support, that’s cannibalization. I rewrote the blogs around distinct use cases and benefits, then funneled internal links to the product page. Result: Top 5 rankings. Keyword cannibalization is one of the most overlooked (and costly) SEO issues. I’m offering free SaaS SEO audits, drop your link 🥷🏻 #SEO

I agree with most of the points, but the “free forever” point is not correct. Once you start getting leads from SEO, you shouldn’t stop investing in it or stop working on it. You should remember that there are competitors who are continuously working on SEO, and if you stop, they will dominate the SERP.

Paid ads vs SEO for home service businesses: Paid ads = leads today, gone tomorrow when you stop paying. SEO = nothing for 6 months, then leads forever at near-zero cost. Year 1: 80% paid, 20% SEO. Year 3: flip it. LSAs beat regular Google Ads for most trades. Google Business Profile beats your website for map pack leads. Need leads this month? Paid. Building an asset worth selling? SEO.

@DavidGQuaid SEOs tend to follow the herd, and nobody wants to use their own thinking or run their own experiments. If Mr. X, an SEO expert, says to do something, they feel like they have to follow it.

Don't tell anyone in SEO but content doesnt have to be helpful. It can be funny. Entertaining. Distract you from work. Teach you something you didn't know. Tell you that you're wrong. Stop baking SEO into "good content" and "Intent matching"

@Raynerdtech Fair points

Never use your own card to pay for a client’s project. Not for hosting. Not for domains. Not for backend services. Why? You could get auto-debited when the plan renews. Worse? if the client uses the site for fraud, your payment details, hosting account, and setup history could put you inside a problem you didn’t create. Always let the client own the account and billing. Your job is to build. Not to become the fall guy.

@gaetano_nyc 90% of SEO influencers are scammers. They just tell you things that don’t make sense, and people get trapped in their short-term ‘big money’ ideas.

How is this legal? And this guy calls himself “SEO Jesus” what a total false prophet scammer.

Proven way to find keywords tools miss. Been doing it for 3 years. Build a 100+ page site in your niche, get it indexed, and track it in Google Search Console. You will uncover low competition keywords others ignore. Then build focused sites around them and scale.

Welcome to the SEO Interview Series 🚀 I share a daily SEO question to help you prepare for interviews, improve your skills, and learn consistently. Try to answer before checking the next post. That is where the real learning happens 😉 Let’s grow together!

Which metric is MOST important to evaluate SEO landing page quality? #seointerview #seo

I agree!

@Samaytwt One of the best social media platform <3

Can Anyone remember Google+?

Which one is your go-to #SEO Tool for Keyword Research?