Actually, German companies prioritize data security, so they often prefer SEO tools registered in Germany or Europe. This can limit access to data for keyword research in tools like Semrush or Ahrefs.
Consider exploring alternative tools compliant with German data protection laws: Contentbird, Conductor or SEOLYZE.
Make sure you're doing it right. Here are practical tips from SEO specialist at BDO Germany: https://collaborator.pro/blog/seo-german-speaking-markets

@Naju231 Hi there! Don't worry. SEO is a long-term process that takes time to see significant results. Check out the next steps:

1. Site audit. You can use a free SEO checklist to perform a comprehensive site audit.
2. Technical SEO issues. Ensure your website is free from crawl errors, broken links, duplicate content, and other technical issues.
3. Backlink profile. Disavow any toxic or low-quality links.
4. User experience. Ensure your site is easy to navigate, loads quickly, and is mobile-friendly.
5. Analytics and data. Use Google Analytics to monitor key metrics like organic traffic, bounce rate, average session duration, and conversion rates.
   Good luck optimizing your site, and if you have any more specific questions, feel free to ask!

No. Writing for Wikipedia is a great way to share information. BUT: If your company qualifies, chances are someone will write the article for free. No one will give you a guarantee that the purchased article will remain on the site. I'm for quality content

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